View Even as the pandemic gripped the world in 2020, restricting mobility and opportunity, Trickle Up staff and participants demonstrated their resourcefulness and determination. Trickle Up invested in 62,000 people (97% women), benefitting more than 360,000 family...
View In 2019, Trickle Up invested $8 million in 170,000 people to help them launch or expand businesses that are uplifting more than 850,000 family and community members around the globe. That means nearly a million more people in some of the poorest, most remote...
View 2018 has been the most important year in Trickle Up’s 40-year history. We served 160,127 people in 19 countries – more than twice the number we reached in 2017 and 13 times the level of just three years earlier. We began a major new program in Uganda and expanded...
View In the fiscal year 2017, Trickle Up and our partners served 71,524 people – nearly six times the number reached in 2015. We added several countries to the Trickle Up map: Bangladesh, Chad, Mauritania, Mexico, Niger, Paraguay, Senegal, Vietnam, Zambia, and...
View For women and families living in extreme poverty, a breakout opportunity comes from gaining the financial skills and acumen that can turn a smart idea into a reliable income. It’s the ability to send your children to school and to a doctor when they are ill. It’s...
View Our own rigorous evaluations show a similar effect: Trickle Up works. We help women and their families gain the skills, capital and community connection they need to build dignified livelihoods, earn steadier incomes, put more and better food on the table, and...
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