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Echoing Green Offers up to $90,000 in Seed Funding
WANTED: VISIONARIES OF SOCIAL CHANGEEchoing Green seeks world's best new social change entrepreneurs!
Fellowship offers up to $90,000 in seed funding to build effective organizations.
The global nonprofit organization Echoing Green has opened its search for social change entrepreneurs with powerful new ideas for creating innovative nonprofit organizations and social-mission businesses. Through the prestigious two-year Echoing Green Fellowship, emerging visionaries receive up to $90,000 in seed funding, obtain health insurance and gain in Echoing Green a mentor that will help them build organizations that address the root causes of society's seemingly intractable problems.
Echoing Green identifies, funds and supports some of the world's most extraordinary social change entrepreneurs and their organizations. Through its fellowship program, Echoing Green helps these leaders develop new solutions to society's deepest problems in diverse areas including education, health, housing, civil and human rights, the environment, economic development and the arts.
To apply for the 2006 Echoing Green Fellowship, visit www.echoinggreen.org. Leaders over the age of 18 from any nation, working in any field are eligible to apply for the fellowship. The application deadline is December 1st, 2005. For questions about the application process, email apply@echoinggreen.org.
About Echoing Green
Echoing Green has invested over $22 million to help 400 leaders create positive change in 30 countries. Seventy-seven percent of organizations launched by Echoing Green Fellows are still thriving today, and eighty-five percent of all fellows stay in leadership positions within the social sector. From fostering the development of the criminal justice defense systems in China, Vietnam and Cambodia to providing affordable health insurance to freelance workers in New York City, Echoing Green Fellows have launched model organizations around the world. For more information, visit www.echoinggreen.org.
To read about the 2005 Echoing Green Fellows, visit www.echoinggreen.org/2005fellows.
