Daily Grant Program

Daily Grant Program is sponsored by The Pollination Project. The Pollination Project's Daily Grant Program offers microgrants to empower grassroots initiatives worldwide.

Micro Grants for Social Change | The Pollination Project Empowering Visionary Changemakers with Seed Funding for Global Transformation. The Pollination Project Foundation empowers passionate volunteers across the globe by providing the critical funding they need to uplift their communities, cultures and countries. Recognizing the untapped potential of frontline changemakers, we bridge the gap in resources with grants up to $500.

These small yet powerful investments have shown us that even modest support can ignite significant impact. Our dedicated team of 75 grant advisors and 5 country coordinators, all experts in their fields, guide our funding decisions to ensure every dollar fuels meaningful change.

Beyond financial support, The Pollination Project Foundation assists grantees in taking their initial steps towards fundraising and offers first belief in their mission. Additionally, we offer capacity-building workshops, mindfulness retreats to prevent burnout, and resource navigation to ensure that our grantees’ work achieves tangible goals.

For farm animal advocates, we are able to offer large initial capital and follow on funding of up to $10,000. At TPP, we believe in people, so we invest in people. Tatiana Nushtaeva – A Bike Repair Stand Along the Pamir Highway A seed grant from The Pollination Project helped Tatiana Nushtaeva open a fully equipped cycle repair station inside a women led hostel in Tajikistan’s Pamir mountains.

The station now gives cyclists on the demanding Pamir Highway a safe place to fix their bikes, while giving local women a new role in the region’s growing tourism economy.

The stories behind the grants A Bike Repair Stand Along the Pamir Highway Aug 14, 2026 | Economic Empowerment , Empowerment of Women and Girls , ShiftHappens Tatiana Nushtaeva turned a TPP seed grant into a women-run bike repair station on the Pamir Highway, keeping cyclists safe and empowering local women through tourism.

Jul 30, 2026 | Empowerment of Women and Girls , ShiftHappens A seed grant helped one nonprofit turn a rescued cat’s story into a free humane education library reaching children worldwide. A Seed Grant Grows Humane Education Jul 24, 2026 | Animal Rights & Welfare , Education , ShiftHappens A seed grant helped one nonprofit turn a rescued cat’s story into a free humane education library reaching children worldwide.

“We’re very grateful for the Pollination Project’s support. This organization was the first (outside of our first supporters) to believe in our mission. As a result of this grant, we have gained credibility in the refugee community and will be able to continue to grow and work towards achieving our mission.

” Linnie Pawlek, Financial Literacy For Refugees Profiles in Compassion: The Story of Black Girls Dive Find out how a small grant helped launch a an eco-step, ocean-science-based STEM program that supports girls as young as nine, following them through when they go to college. The Pollination Project makes small startup grants every single day of the year- all over the world.

We provide #grants for people driving transformational change in their communities and cultures. Support us! View Instagram post by thepollinationproject Open post by thepollinationproject with ID 18155752648500691 Choreographer.

Teacher. Founder of MeetShareDance Association and MAD Kolektiv. For 15 years, Monika has built inclusive dance spaces across Europe, working with dancers of all bodies and abilities.

🌍 11 editions of the MeetShareDance festival across 8 countries 🩰 MAD Kolektiv, founded in 2018 with 8 dancers with and without disabilities ✨ A practice that blends performing arts with digital innovation "Dance is the language and my work tries to speak some of them." Monika has been a Grant Advisor with us since 2022, drawn to the role by a simple belief: art, culture, and education can make the world a nicer place.

#FromSeedsToImpact #ArtsAndCulture #InclusiveDance #GrantAdvisor View Instagram post by thepollinationproject Open post by thepollinationproject with ID 18152250427507071 Imagine cycling one of the most remote and demanding routes on earth, the Pamir Highway, and your bike breaks down with no town, no shop, and no help for miles.

Tatiana Nushtaeva saw that danger firsthand, and decided to change the story for cyclists passing through Tajikistan`s Pamir mountains. With a seed grant from The Pollination Project, she opened a fully equipped cycle repair station inside a women run hostel, stocked with a repair stand, tools, a pump, spare parts, and a first aid kit. The station is now a safe, welcoming stop for travelers on the road, and something more.

It has given local women a new role in the region`s tourism economy, training them to manage the space, assist cyclists, and earn income they didn`t have access to before. "This grant made it possible to turn a simple idea into a real, functioning project in a remote mountain region," Tatiana shared.

Since opening, the station has directly supported 12 people, four local women and eight cyclists, and Tatiana is already planning to expand the model to neighboring villages, building a network of safe, women led stops along the highway. This is what a small seed grant can grow into. Safety for travelers.

Opportunity for women. Community in one of the most remote places on the map. Read the full story on our website, link in bio.

#FromSeedsToImpact View Instagram post by thepollinationproject Open post by thepollinationproject with ID 18034914779645916 View Instagram post by thepollinationproject Open post by thepollinationproject with ID 17880590022501730 Meet Eric Anorrey . Eric is a Ghanaian development practitioner and social innovator, serving as Lead Advisor for Economic Development with The Pollination Project since 2022.

He is the Founder and Executive Director of the Global Youth Innovation Center (GYIC), a nonprofit using innovation and emerging technologies to drive community transformation and expand opportunities for youth and other vulnerable populations, drawn to TPP`s grantmaking for the passion, heartivism, and volunteerism he sees driving real change in communities worldwide.

View Instagram post by thepollinationproject Open post by thepollinationproject with ID 18147246541542040 A basketball court. Fourteen repaired wheelchairs. A community reclaiming its strength.

When the West Acholi Spinal Injuries Association received a grant from The Pollination Project, the goal was simple: create a space where persons with spinal cord injuries in Northern Uganda could rediscover movement, connection, and joy. Today, more than 250 people have felt that impact.

Over 60 persons with disabilities now play adaptive sports like basketball and boccia on a regular basis, many for the first time since their injuries. But the real transformation goes beyond the court. Participants are gaining confidence.

Building friendships. Reclaiming a sense of belonging in their communities. For women living with physical impairments in particular, the program has opened doors to leadership, teamwork, and renewed purpose.

Managing Director Ben Kilama puts it simply: what started as a small dream has become a movement of hope. And it`s only the beginning. WASIA is now working to expand its programs and push for greater inclusion of persons with disabilities in competitive sports, including the Paralympics.

This is what`s possible when grassroots leadership meets the right support at the right moment. Read the story on our website. Every $500 we raise is another #changemaker we fund.