Global Impact Dashboard through Q4 2021
Published 03-03-22
Submitted by Whole Foods Market Foundation
Each quarter Whole Planet Foundation compiles field metrics from our microfinance partners who are collecting from and disbursing to low-income entrepreneurs living in countries where Whole Foods Market sources products. With a small loan - the current average first loan size is $174 - an impoverished entrepreneur has the opportunity to create or expand a business, often home-based, and generate income for herself and her family.
See who we support and view the complete impact dashboard.
Learn more about Whole Planet Foundation microfinance partners and our global poverty alleviation programs in 24 cities in the United States and 79 other countries, creating 29 million opportunities for the world's poorest people to lift themselves up through entrepreneurship.
Please join our mission to alleviate poverty and donate today as your support is more critical than ever. Because Whole Foods Market covers 100 percent of the foundation’s operating expenses, each contribution benefits people living in poverty.
Whole Foods Market Foundation is on a mission to nourish people and the planet by providing access to essential resources to improve nutrition and create opportunities for financial stability. Founded by Whole Foods Market, the registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Austin, Texas, encompasses the work of Whole Cities, Whole Kids and Whole Planet
WHOLE CITIES
Whole Cities improves individual and community health by expanding access to fresh, healthy food and nutrition education.
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WHOLE KIDS
Whole Kids enhances children’s wellness by improving access to nutritious foods, supporting healthy food education, and building professional development to sustain those changes.
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WHOLE PLANET
Whole Planet helps people living in poverty build long-term financial resilience through income growth, savings, and access to essential resources like food, shelter, water & sanitation.
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