Sustainable Cambodia
www.sustainablecambodia.org

Sustainable Cambodia is a non-profit humanitarian foundation that works to develop impoverished villages into self-sustaining communities throughout Cambodia. The foundation works at the local level, promoting change village by village and striving to make these places attractive and livable. Those that are helped by SC agree to give aid to other families and communities within Cambodia, lifting the nation one community at a time. The foundation's staff is comprised solely of Cambodians: those who know their country and its people well and can then have a direct hand in lifting it from poverty, sickness, and suffering.

Trivani and Sustainable Cambodia are currently collaborating to construct a primary school in the Kravahn District.

CHOICE Humanitarian
www.choicehumanitarian.org

CHOICE is a humanitarian organization that works to build underdeveloped villages into empowered, successful communities. CHOICE focuses on connecting villagers with the resources, tools, and opportunities they need to increase the health, education, and prosperity of their community. Its efforts are made most successful because they work with locals living within the villages they are striving to help, and they partner with both corporate and humanitarian organizations. The locals know the people, their situation, and what can be done to develop the village into a successful, sustainable community; CHOICE partners can provide the funds necessary to take action. Since 1982, CHOICE has worked in over 15 countries around the world and continues to expand its efforts outward.

Trivani and CHOICE are currently sponsoring students in Kenya and collaborating on several projects in Nepal, including the completion of the Neta Primary School.

The Starfish Network
www.starfishtv.org

The Starfish Television Network is a non-profit broadcast channel that helps humanitarian organizations to achieve their goals by providing them with a public television outlet. The channel helps other organizations by airing news, entertainment, documentaries, and other programs that display the organization’s missions and activities. Starfish Network does not extend its hand to any company other than not-for-profit organizations, charities, and other cause-driven companies.

Starfish Network is currently helping Trivani to spread its mission and news of its humanitarian efforts around the world in hopes that more people will want to join its cause.

Deseret International
www.deseret-international.org

Deseret International is a non-profit organization designed to provide health intervention for over 21 under-developed countries. The organization focuses particularly on children and strives to correct certain surgical issues such as cleft palate. Trivani is currently working with Deseret International and the Leslie DeAnn Foundation to construct a cataract clinic in the Philippines. This clinic will provide expensive surgeries to local villagers for only $25. 

Other health intervention services include developing health programs in dentistry and optometry, and decreasing the amount of AIDS and other diseases in these areas.

Globus Relief
www.globusrelief.org

Globus Relief has been helping to gather and distribute medical and other humanitarian supplies to over 300 humanitarian organizations in over 100 countries around the world. The organization works to match supplies to the countries who need them most, which inevitably allows certain organizations to reduce their costs and be more effective in their efforts to help others. In addition, Globus works to provide a way for manufacturers, distributors, and hospitals to donate their excess supplies easily.

Globus is helping Trivani to ship needed supplies to impoverished places of the world for a very low cost.  

Asayo’s Wish Foundation
www.asayoswish.com

Asayo’s Wish Foundation is a non-profit organization with its efforts focused mainly in Uganda. The founder of Asayo’s Wish, Sarah Asayo, grew up in Uganda and understands the terrible conditions that face many children and women there. The foundation is currently involved in housing 300 of the “Shadow Children,” thousands of children who were orphaned by war, and Trivani is sponsoring these children as well. Trivani is also working with Asayo’s Wish to construct a new orphanage facility for the orphans, where they can find clean water, ample food, and shelter from the violence that surrounds them.

Other Asayo’s Wish projects include building schools in Northern Uganda, purchasing books for a children’s library, providing hospitals with medical equipment and supplies, and creating microfinance enterprises such as sewing machines for Ugandan communities.

Koins for Kenya
www.koinsforkenya.org

Koins for Kenya is a non-profit organization that is focused mainly on small, impoverished, rural villages in Kenya. Koins for Kenya helps Kenyan villages by paying for 90% of a project and allowing villages to pay the remaining 10%. Like Trivani, Koins for Kenya’s goal is to relieve the people but also educate them on how to continue providing for themselves without aid from others. The organization builds schools for villagers to learn more about farming, building clean water resources, and developing their villages into financially and economically successful areas.

Koins for Kenya and Trivani have partnered on several different projects in Kenya, including the sponsoring of thousands of children and the construction of a new maternity ward.

Yehu Microfinance Bank
www.yehu.org

Yehu Microfinance Bank is a microfinance organization designed to bring impoverished communities in the rural coastal areas of Kenya out of poverty and into a better, fuller life. The organization works to provide communities with a series of loans, which villagers can use to start their own small businesses and build economic strength in their communities. Yehu’s goal is to not just give money to the people of these poor communities but to help them come out of their poverty themselves.

Trivani is aiding Yehu Microfinance Bank by providing additional loans for Kenyan villages. Villagers have used these funds for businesses such as mosquito net distribution and clean water resources.