Why Thrive Global Partners?
Thrive Global Partners exists to connect those in the United States who are interested in learning about and giving their financial resources to organizations in the developing world that focus on building mentally, physically and spiritually flourishing communities.
Two types of partners:
Local Partners: Indigenous to the developing world, these workers spend their lives bringing hope and a future to their surrounding communities. These partners are in need of encouragement, prayer and financial resources to carry on in their work.
Support Partners: Individuals based in the United States with a desire to participate in our local partners’ global work through their monetary donations and prayers.
Thrive Global is the bridge between these two partners, providing rewarding opportunities, where resources will be utilized wisely, invested carefully and will change people’s lives.
Meet Our Partners
One of the organizations we work with is based in and focuses on the communities in Central India. With a regional population of over 100 million people, some of the poorest Indian states comprise this region and are in need of holistic healing and support. For the last 40 years, our partner organization has grown in this region by walking alongside and developing those who live in their midst. Starting from humble beginnings, they now touch thousands of lives each year through their different programs.
What We Do
Thrive Global Partners works alongside organizations that focus on three key aspects of human flourishing in the developing world.
Click on each to learn more.
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Leadership Training
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Women's Vocational Advancement
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Child Development Programs
How to Give
If your bank supports Zelle, you can donate money with our email address: thriveglobalpartners@gmail.com.
Donate by check to Thrive Global Partners, mailed to PO Box 821450, North Richland Hills, TX 76182.
Donating securities: If you wish to donate stocks or other securities to Thrive Global Partners, please reach out to us at thriveglobalpartners@gmail.com for more instructions.
Questions? Contact us at thriveglobalpartners@gmail.com or 682-325-8022.
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We appreciate any donation amount and are thankful to be considered as stewards of your gift.
Leadership Training
Our partner organization conducts leadership training and development across 15 locations in central India. With weekly, ongoing training and accountability programs, the participants are learning to lead their families, churches and communities in holistic vocational and community living. There are over 1000 individuals going through one of the leadership programs and there is a need for many more.
Goal: 10,000 Leadership Participants at a time
Needs: Training Materials, housing options for those who travel, food and instructors’ pay.
Women's Vocational Advancement
“If you want to lift up humanity, empower women” - Melinda Gates
At the 12 sewing centers in 7 locations in central India, our partner organization teaches women tangible sewing and seamstress skills which empower them to make clothes for them and their immediate family. Additionally, they’re able to earn an income, leading their families out of poverty. Inside these women is a latent power that is being released throughout central India.
Goal: 90 Continuous Sewing Centers
Needs: Rent for more sewing centers, living wages for instructors, seed capital to help women purchase sewing machines and materials.
Child Development Programs
Our local partner organization loves, feeds, cares for and teaches tangible life skills to over 200 children of all ages in 5 different locations. These slums are large communities consisting of buildings made from corrugated sheets, insufficient water and restroom facilities, limited garbage disposal and sparse electricity. Yet out of this environment, there is hope for these children. They learn basic hygiene, computer skills, reading and writing, tutoring for school and how to care for their community as they grow.
Goal: 5000 children from the slums participating in the program
Needs: Computers, hourly pay for workers running these programs and rent for small buildings to house the different classes in the slums.