WHY WE ?
5 FRAMEWORKS NATIONALLY ADOPTED
872M+ REACHED TO CREATE INTERGENERATIONAL WELL-BEING
5K+ JOBS CREATED IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR
1.5M+ PEOPLE CONNECTED TO WELL-BEING
27M+ $ RAISED FOR COMMUNITIES
Build the WE
Your unrestricted donation to WE in the World allows us to multiply our impact to support changemakers around the world. It also helps us to bring our efforts together to build a broader movement for thriving together through the Well Being In the Nation (WIN) Network and Communities RISE Together.
Give Through WE
WE in the World supports innovative and effective change-makers from around the world who bring their lived experience to solve real-world problems. Come alongside us to scale their solutions and become part of the “we”.
Black Farmers Association of North Carolina
Although Black people have worked the land as both slaves and sharecroppers for generations, less than 2000 of the 50,000 farmers in North Carolina are Black–and most cannot absorb the support of the USDA. Grounded in a deep and rich history of community restoration over decades, a group of trusted and community-driven Black leaders are coming together to form the Black Farmers Association of North Carolina with a goal of improving farm ownership and regenerative farming practices by minority farmers, access to markets, and improvement of funds flow in policies like the Farm Bill to be available and to reach Black farmers. More importantly, they believe that restoring a connection to land and practices that restore the earth is an important step toward restoring health and well-being of people and planet.
God picks up the reed-flute world and blows.
Each note is a need coming through one of us, a passion, a longing pain.
Remember the lips where the wind-breath originated, and let your note be clear.
Don’t try to end it.
Be your note.
Help girls continue their education in Afghanistan
When Farzin Rahmani was fleeing religious persecution as a Baha’i from Iran, Afghanistan took him in and gave him a place. Now settled in the UK and after a life of service to communities around the world, Farzin has partnered with educators and families in Afghanistan to support thousands of girls to continue their education after the Taliban regime took hold. Through a system of virtual cluster education, with volunteers across the world paired with local tutors, this team now supports 2,600 students and 110 school staff in 8 provinces of Afghanistan–all young women hoping to be doctors, engineers, lawyers, civic leaders, reporters, architects, and more. Girls receive education in Physics, Chemistry, Math, Persian, and English.
- $110 supports a tutor, predominantly women, to be able to afford to teach and feed their own families for a month
- $1,000 supports a class of 30 students and their tutor for a year
- $15,000 supports a cluster of 400 students and 18 staff
- $80,000 will support the 2600 girls currently in the program to be sustained through 2023
Freedom Lodge Healing Generational Trauma
Freedom Lodge, a nonprofit leader in the field of intergenerational healing, believes that each of us has a role to play in the health of Tribal nations and Mother Earth, and that each of us has wisdom and a contribution to make through a deep remembering of who we are. For Freedom Lodge, this knowledge is held in our bodies as a walking library of our ancestors. Freedom Lodge provides online and in-person Historical Trauma Recovery counseling for indigenous adults, families and youth. The Freedom Lodge Clinic provides Somatic Archaeology©sessions at their offices in Rapid City, SD. Their confidential and personalized counseling provides immediate relief for those in recovery from boarding school legacies, Veterans and War Survivors, and those suffering with depression, anxiety, anger, grief, emotional distress, addiction, chronic pain and spiritual disorientation. Freedom Lodge also shares their work at professional conferences, universities, hospitals, and in Tribal consultations, ceremonies, veteran gatherings, youth groups, and with K–12 schools.
Equity in Healthcare: Jentosy Project
You can help address structural racism in health care by supporting Robert Sanchez to make organ donations accessible for communities of color. Robert knows firsthand how hard it is to get a transplant–when he went into kidney failure, he couldn’t find a match. He put his desire to live out through social media–and found a match from someone who he had supported in the transition from incarceration back to life. Robert learned how the process of organ donation discriminates against people of color and how often people end up with a kidney that has a short “shelf life.”
The Jentosy Project aims to increase the match-rate of Black and Brown people with end stage renal disease with a healthy live kidney transplant. They aim to overcome the significant racial inequities in match rates, lower quality of organ transplants, and increase trust and awareness in Black and Brown communities. They create a support system for Black and Brown donors and patients by helping them learn, be better informed and prepared to navigate the process of organ donation. Read more about Robert Sanchez’s story here.
Donor-Advised Funds (DAF)
Donor-Advised Funds (DAF) are a tax-efficient way to manage charitable donations.
Donor-Advised Funds allow donors to make a charitable contribution, receive an immediate tax deduction and then recommend grants from the fund over time. One of the benefits of DAF is Neither you nor your donors will incur any download or transaction fees.
WE in the World partners with some of the largest DAF sponsor organizations and their philanthropic services teams in the United States.
Grants made to WE in the World through Donor-Advised Funds can be designated in one of two ways:
- Your unrestricted donation to WE in the World will allow us to multiply our impact to support changemakers around the world.
- Directly donate to support innovative and effective change-makers from around the world who bring their lived experience to solve real-world problems. Come alongside us to scale their solutions and become part of the “we”.
Clients of BNY Mellon, Fidelity Charitable and Schwab Charitable can make a designation through the DAF Direct window on this page.
WE in the Worlds tax I.D. number is 88-3860083.
FAQ
Are gifts to WE in the World tax deductible?
Yes, Well-Being and Equity in the World is a registered 501(c)3, id # 88-3860083 (See our determination letter.)
Can I write a check instead?
Yes, please make checks out to WE in the World, along with the name of a specific initiative if you wish to earmark. You may send checks to: 252 Daniel Webster Highway, #1017, Nashua, NH 03060.
May I offer in-kind donations instead?
WE in the World is pleased to consider support of many kinds. Please get in touch if there is another way you would like to give: donate@weintheworld.org .
Does WE in the World accept stock donations?
Please contact us at donate@weintheworld.org for more information.
Can I cancel my recurring donation?
Of course. You can cancel it any time by clicking the link in your donation receipt and following the instructions provided.
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