Projects – Crossing Borders

What does Crossing Borders do?

Rather than starting our own projects, we usually contribute indirectly by supporting projects that work towards the same goals as we do. We also support initiatives that indirectly contribute by improving the framework conditions for children’s education.

Supported Projects

Crossing Borders has provided funding for nearly 300 small and large initiatives across four continents and more than 50 nations.

In general, we contribute indirectly by supporting experienced organizations with the implementation of their programs.

Though we have accepted unsolicited applications in the past, most project applications are submitted via our members and mentors. All project applications are evaluated based on a defined set of criteria which include:

Educational focus area
Experience of applicant organization
Presence of additional sponsors
Potential for future self-sustainability
Contribution to gender equity
Contribution to ecology/climate action

Europe Americas West-Africa East-Africa Asia-Pacific

ASTA Youth Center and FAN Mountain School

Duart Plote Meshire (DPM)

Kindern Zukunft Schenken

The Maa Trust

Rural Development Organization (RDO)

Social Innovation Academy (SINA)

Nurture Africa

Modern Education and Training Institute (METI)

Dipshikha and RSUF Electrical Skill Improvement Schools (DESI and RESI)

The Mohammad Ali and Foyzun Nessa Memorial High School