Collective Impact
On Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birthday in October 2019, an incredible new coalition debuted, the India Philanthropy Alliance (IPA), 11 professionally run US-based nonprofits working to increase giving among Indian Americans and, over time, increase the scale and impact of philanthropy benefiting India. Arogya World is a proud founding member. We believe very much in the power of partnerships to solve big societal problems.
You can read further details about IPA in the letter from Arogya Board Members Deepa Prahalad and Nalini Saligram, in the IPA press release, in an article by the prestigious Stanford Social Innovation Review, and in the press articles below. Check back for updates about how this Alliance is performing and evolving!
Letter from Arogya Board Members
- Read about the power of collective impact and why Arogya joined IPA
- Read Board Member Swati Chaudhary’s reflections on the IPA debut
Press Release Announcing IPA’s Debut
- New India Philanthropy Alliance to Advance Humanitarian and Development Goals
Stanford Social Innovation Review Article
- Stanford Social Innovation Review: How 11 Humanitarian Organizations Collaborated to Strengthen Indian Americans’ Giving and Impact
Press Coverage of IPA
- The Hindu: “Indian-Americans mark Gandhi Jayanthi with initiatives to scale up giving”
- IndiaWest: “Indiaspora Launches ‘Chalo Give’ Initiative on Gandhi’s Birthday, With Aim to Engage Indian Americans in Philanthropy”
- Outlook: “Indian diaspora in US launches online giving campaign on Gandhi Jayanti”
- News India Times: “Indian-Americans launch new philanthropy initiative for India”
- Deccan Herald: “11 non-profit bodies form India Philanthropy Alliance”
- Business Standard: “11 nonprofit bodies join to form India Philanthropy Alliance”
- Fund for NGOs: “New India Philanthropy Alliance launched to advance Humanitarian and Development Goals”
- Tribune India: “11 nonprofit bodies join to form India Philanthropy Alliance”
- Republic World: “Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti: Nonprofit Bodies Form Philanthropy Alliance”
- The Hans India: “11 non-profit bodies join to form India Philanthropy Alliance”