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ORG Impact Awards | 2026 | PIR The global awards program honoring the . ORG Community and the individuals and organizations driving change worldwide! From groundbreaking initiatives to steadfast changemakers, the .
ORG Impact Awards recognize the profound impact happening in communities across the globe. PIR is proud to shine a light on the tireless efforts and relentless commitment of the . ORG Community and champion those working every day to create positive change and a better tomorrow.
The Fund for Congolese Women strengthens grassroots, women-led organizations across the Democratic Republic of Congo to advance safety, equality, and opportunity. Their transformative work empowers survivors, supports health and education, and uplifts women as leaders in their communities, creating lasting impact for generations to come. Discover the changemakers alumni from 2025.
Elevate your work, expand your reach, and join a global community of changemakers. Discover the inspiring changemakers recognized for their impact over the past seven years. The .
ORG Impact Awards were created to celebrate the accomplishments of . ORGs and help further their missions by providing access to more resources. Hear how being part of the program has made a difference for past OIA Finalists and Winners.
"This has inspired me to continue to create a world of economic empowerment for women globally. We will not relent in this mandate and mission."
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