As you might have learned from our previous GoPhil’s key sectors blog post on health care, or observed by going through our site, we focus on 3 key sectors of development: health, human rights, and
GoPhilanthropic focuses on 3 key sectors of development: health, human rights, and education. We are passionate about these sectors because we believe that focusing on organizations that combat these inequities will
by Peter Banwell, Laos Educational Opportunities Trust (LEOT) Director and GoPhil Founder's Circle Member Education Shaping Destiny Having been a visitor to Laos since 2008 and a trustee of LEOT
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager GoPhil's Rapid Response Fund was launched at the very beginning of April 2020. At such an uncertain time and in the face of the mounting COVID-19 crisis, the
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager GoPhil partners in Southeast Asia recently gathered for a virtual regional network meeting. During the call, they shared their successes and struggles and offered much-needed support and solidarity
The primary focus at Laos Educational Opportunities Trust (LEOT) is to supplement local efforts to ensure that young people with few resources can access the quality education and skills training they need to be
by Peter Banwell Laos Educational Opportunities Trust (LEOT) Director and GoPhil Board & Founder's Circle Member It is a long drive on narrow winding roads to reach a 'village with no name' set high in the mountains of northern Laos,
Sometimes all it takes is just a little patience and a lot of hard work to overcome even the most challenging of circumstances. Compound that with living in a developing country like Laos and you
Meet Emily Bild GoPhilanthropic Regional Development Manager, India/Nepal Meet Gemma Marshall GoPhilanthropic Regional Development Manager, SE Asia What a match! Gemma has extensive experience working with NGO’s and a strong background in fundraising and communications. Having lived
New Paradigm’s 'Casual for a Cause' Gives the Gift of Clean Water In November 2016, we shared a dire situation with New Paradigm concerning a remote Laos farming and fishing village along the Mekong. Here
