Grant Partners 2026:
Southeast Asia
FORTUNE, Thailand
FORTUNE is a grassroots organization in Fang District in Northern Thailand founded in 2009. Its mission is to address the community and human rights needs of workers who live and work in migrant camps on agricultural farms along the Thai-Myanmar border.
​They support migrants by bridging the gap between workers and essential Thai governmental service, focus on legal literacy and administrative navigation, provide healthcare support for mothers and children, and promote learning by providing students with the necessary supplies and nutrition to thrive in school.
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Partner since 2023
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2026 Grant Award: $12,000
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Grant Goals: foster long-term independence by equipping community members with income-generating skills and leadership training, ensuring the migrant worker community can build a more secure and self-sufficient future
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THE ASSOCIATION FOR GREEN, LAO PDR
The Association of Green (TAG) is a small nonprofit headquartered in Vientiane, with projects in several Lao provinces. Their primary purpose is to promote environmentally sound, sustainable, and financially viable agricultural practices in rural Lao communities. TAG’s projects are designed to educate, empower, and support farmers with sustainable and organic agricultural practices.
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Partner since 2025
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2026 Grant Award: $10,200
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Grant Goals: Provide general support for TAG projects in supporting and advancing environmentally sound, sustainable, and financially viable agricultural practices in rural Lao communities.
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Still to Come in 2026
Through the generosity of our members and donors, we will have the opportunity to bring on additional grant partners in 2026. We are planning a site visit to Cambodia this fall and look forward to announcing our new partner(s).
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Recent Past Partners
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Cambodia Indigenous Women Ass'n – Cambodia
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Green Community Volunteers – Lao PDR
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Muditar – Myanmar
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Women Peace Makers – Cambodia
