As the COVID-19 pandemic continues alongside increasing economic uncertainty, displacement due to conflict and climate change, and global food shortages and interruptions, people l ...

With an estimated 97 million more people thrown into extreme poverty and amid the challenges posed by a second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, participants in Trickle Up projects de ...

Trickle Up creates breakthrough opportunities for women living in extreme poverty. With extreme poverty on the rise for the first time in 20 years, our work has never been more imp ...

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 around the globe.

In 2018, Trickle Up 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.

In fiscal year 2017, Trickle Up and our partners served 71,524 people – nearly six times the number reached in 2015 and Trickle Up now works in 17 countries.

With each Trickle Up business benefiting an average of five people, we estimate that we’ve touched more than a million lives since 1979.

In 2015, we helped 12,181 people in West Africa, India, Latin America and the Middle East – a 50% increase from 2014.

Trickle Up strives to strengthen our impact in every household we reach.

99% of Trickle Up participants are women and 14% are affected by a disability.

Trickle Up's 2012 strategic plan expands the ways in which we pursue our mission.

Trickle Up provides women living in extreme poverty with the tools to build livelihoods that grow their income, skills and self-confidence.