The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund

The organization advocates for equitable funding practices by promoting global principles aimed at transforming philanthropy, expanding access to new forms of private capital, and supporting diverse founders and organizations, particularly those led by Black, Indigenous, and women of color.

The organization combines BIPOC community models of social change funding with technology to achieve its goals.

The organization serves as a backbone organization for global Black initiatives, connecting diverse communities to advance social and planetary healing. It builds a global ecosystem for Black changemakers by directing capital, growing organizational capacity, fostering community, and supporting community-based Black funders and nonprofits.

Acts as a central organizing entity for global Black philanthropy and social change efforts, such as Black Philanthropy Month and Reunity, by connecting communities, building infrastructure, and advancing collective healing and power.

The organization utilizes a blended funding model, combining philanthropy and social investment, to support women of color-led climate impact technology initiatives and underfunded organizations in environmentally distressed, low-income communities. This includes using a People's Impact Fund (PIF) to support both nonprofit and business initiatives.

The organization utilizes a blended funding model, combining philanthropy and social investment, to support women of color-led climate impact technology initiatives and underfunded organizations in environmentally distressed, low-income communities. This approach supports both nonprofit and business initiatives that address global challenges.

Deploys a blended funding model—combining philanthropy and social investment through mechanisms like the People's Impact Fund—to support both nonprofit and for-profit initiatives that advance social, economic, and environmental justice in marginalized communities.

The organization fosters an online community for sharing ideas, resources, and research to create a global movement for planetary wellness. It also offers new knowledge curated by advocate-scholars on various topics including new markets, alternative fundraising, wellness, and impact strategies.

The organization fosters an online community for sharing ideas, resources, and research to create a global movement for planetary wellness. It also offers new knowledge curated by advocate-scholars on topics including new markets, alternative fundraising, wellness and impact strategies, cross-cultural leadership, management, environmentalism, and technology.

The organization funds climate impact technologies in underserved regions by forming coalitions of donors, technologists, and activists. It believes that leveraging the knowledge and innovation of frontline communities is essential for solving climate change while improving health and livelihoods.

Supports frontline, community-led climate solutions—particularly those led by Afro-descent, Indigenous, and women of color innovators—by funding accessible, scalable ecohealth technologies that integrate human health, economic inclusion, and environmental restoration.

The organization uses the "Soul Fusion" program to promote public awareness, healing, community building, and economic justice by leveraging the Black Diaspora music heritage.

The organization applies an ecohealth lens to climate change, recognizing the interconnectedness of human and environmental factors. This approach supports women-led technology and Afro-descent/Indigenous-led organizations to develop accessible, affordable, and scalable solutions that promote holistic social, economic, public health, and environmental well-being, and renew natural resources.

The organization applies an ecohealth lens to climate change, recognizing the interconnectedness of human and environmental factors. It supports women-led technology and Afro-descent, Indigenous, and women of color-led organizations that develop accessible, affordable, and scalable technologies to promote holistic social, economic, public health, and environmental well-being, and renew natural resources.

The organization channels capital through blended finance models to support women of color-led or benefiting climate impact organizations, particularly in underserved communities, based on the belief that funding equity is essential for economic, environmental, and social justice.

The organization functions as a global equity enterprise focused on advancing healing for people, economies, and the planet, specifically including Black and Indigenous communities worldwide.

Uses frameworks like Sankofa and the "remember-reclaim-reinvest" methodology to ground current philanthropic action in ancestral knowledge and past movements, ensuring that future change is informed by historical resilience and cultural continuity.

The organization combines ancient wisdom and modern technology to develop climate crisis solutions that restore personal, economic, and environmental health, and to integrate BIPOC community models of social change funding with technology.

The organization combines ancient wisdom and modern technology to develop climate crisis solutions that restore personal, economic, and environmental health.

The organization utilizes a multi-component approach for humanitarian aid, including a network of vetted providers, a directory app for refugees, a regranting program for NGOs, and a human rights reporting function, with a focus on inclusive support for disadvantaged refugees.

The organization facilitates peer support circles and provides live coaching from experienced online advisors to support its community.

The organization facilitates peer support circles and provides live coaching from experienced online advisors.

The organization uses a proprietary "YOU app" to help individuals self-define and assess personal development progress against life goals, integrating personal growth with social impact.

The organization uses a historical and intergenerational framework, known as Sankofa, to inform current philanthropic action. This approach emphasizes learning from the past to guide future change and employs a three-part methodology of remembering, reclaiming, and reinvesting to sustain Black-led movements and community solutions.

The organization uses a Sankofa framework, emphasizing learning from the past to guide future change and inform current philanthropic action. This includes a three-part methodology of remembering, reclaiming, and reinvesting to sustain Black-led movements and community solutions.

The organization identifies and provides intensive support to diverse founders to scale promising technologies and novel strategies for environmental healing, promoting environmental and social justice in marginalized communities through education and advocacy.

The organization promotes Black funding leadership, financial innovation, inclusion, and equity through public awareness and systems change campaigns.

The organization promotes Black funding leadership, financial innovation, inclusion, and equity through public awareness and systems change campaigns.

Advances structural change through public education and advocacy campaigns that promote Black funding leadership, financial innovation, inclusion, and equity, leveraging cultural assets like music heritage to build awareness and community healing.

Builds a global support ecosystem for Black and other BIPOC changemakers by combining technology with community funding models, providing capital, capacity building, peer support, curated knowledge, and tools like the YOU app to scale innovations and personal development.