A message from our founder, Bryan Papé
Future of the
Give Code™
Our Give Code experience is currently being refreshed! We’re improving the experience with richer content from our nonprofit partners, special perks for registered members, and greater transparency overall.
In the meantime, you can explore our recent featured partners right here.
Our recent Impact Partners
Splash
Our partnership with Splash runs deep, originating in the early days when our corporate giving was focused squarely on funding organizations tackling the global water crisis. While our giving programs have evolved over time, our commitment to supporting this work has remained strong.
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Kula Project
In 2019, we were introduced to the Kula Project and issued our first grant to support 50 women fellows enrolled at Kula’s Liddy Women’s Center in the Kayonza District of Rwanda. Since then, both our organizations have flourished, deepening our commitments to our individual missions and enhancing the quality of our partnership.
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The Chain Collaborative
The Chain Collaborative is an organization that co-creates opportunities and strengthens capacities for community-led change in the coffee sector. They build relationships with local leaders and their community-based organizations in coffee-producing regions, putting change-making power into the hands of under-resourced leaders.
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International Women’s Coffee Alliance
MiiR has been in partnership with the IWCA since June of 2022, when we issued our first grant to the organization through our Annual Grants Program. MiiR was instantly drawn to their leadership in the empowerment of female coffee farmers and commitment to their prosperity.
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Conservation Lands Foundation
MiiR was first introduced to the Conservation Lands Foundation in 2021. They’ve been a recipient of both our Employee Grant and in 2022 they were awarded a “Land & Water Conservation Grant” as part of our annual grant program. As an organization that works for public lands at the grassroots and national levels, their scope of work is massive and their reach expansive.
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National Young Farmers Coalition
The National Young Farmers Coalition (Young Farmers) is on a mission to shift power and change policy to equitably resource the next generation of working farmers. They are working toward a farm future that’s free of racial violence, accessible to communities, oriented towards environmental well-being, and concerned with health over profit.
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Bean Voyage
Bean Voyage is a feminist nonprofit social enterprise on a mission to create thriving businesses with smallholder women coffee farms. Because historically women haven’t had the same access and opportunities as men, Bean Voyage works to improve these women’s access to training, finance, and international markets to put them at the core of the coffee business.
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Yellowstone Forever
Yellowstone Forever is the official nonprofit partner of Yellowstone National Park. Their sole mission is to protect, preserve, and enhance Yellowstone through education and philanthropy. Embracing sustainability, they’ve adapted policies, practices, and actions to support the long-term health of Yellowstone National Park, the surrounding communities, and the planet.
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Black Girl Ventures
Omi Bell, entrepreneur and founder of Black Girl Ventures, is a force that moves forward in the world that leaves you thinking about the big questions. We sat down with Omi to hear more about why resilience is a key to the entrepreneurial experience and what keeps her getting back up to show up with joy day after day.
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