Showing up. Filling gaps.


Through our free mobile veterinary clinics, we bring critical services directly to underserved communities, providing sterilization and treatment to hundreds of animals. We’ve spayed/neutered over 75,000 dogs and cats, with upcoming initial and follow-up clinics planned in states including Alaska, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, and Washington, as well as European countries like Greece and Portugal.

While on the island, our team began to understand that a broader need existed in the community. This resulted in us providing the Hawaii Foodbank Kaua’i with pet food as well as Emergency Packs for people and pets to be distributed throughout the community, supporting locals during a period of food stress and a decrease in income.

To date, we’ve delivered nearly 900 million pet meals across all 50 U.S. states and throughout Europe, provided over 10 million doses of lifesaving pet medications to animals in need. Because in the hardest moments, no one, and no pet, should have to go without.

When shelters don’t have the funds to cover emergency care, animals that could be saved are lost. Since 2015, we have stepped in to bridge that gap, providing emergency medical funding for animals across the globe. By covering the cost of care, we give shelters the ability to fight for every animal in their keeping — turning what could have been a last day into a second chance.

We transported all 33 lions on a charter flight from South America to a 12,000-acre sanctuary in South Africa. After a four-day journey, the lions took their first steps onto African soil, trading a life of suffering for one of freedom.

We collaborated with local communities, government agencies, and other stakeholders over two decades to safeguard the region’s unique ecosystem while supporting local livelihoods. This included supporting three key land acquisitions totaling over 150,000 acres, ensuring their transfer into the reserve.

Led by scientists and informed by local realities, our pollinator programs rescue colonies, support beekeepers’ livelihoods, and protect our food security. We do this by:

• Mobilizing Aid & Global Partners
• Collaborating at the Local Level
• Providing Infrastructure Support
• Repopulating Pollinators
• Filling Gaps in the Wake of Disaster

To date, our team has logged over 200,000 records, engaged 49 schools, and completed 44 biodiversity studies.

While the solutions to education access for girls are multifaceted, including proper nutrition, safe and short commutes, access to funding for tuition and uniforms, our approach remains centered on expanding the good however we can.

Greater Good Charities helps solve this problem by distributing clean cookstoves, cutting firewood use by two-thirds while reducing smoke exposure, burn risks, and fuel costs.

Many of these children live in boarding houses, where consistent access to food is far from guaranteed. Since 2014, we have partnered with Mae Tao Clinic to support their Dry Food Program, which provides nutritious food rations to these children, ensuring they have the fuel they need to stay in school, grow strong, and focus on their futures. To date, that support has added up to more than 1.5 million meals delivered to children in boarding houses across the region.

In Sierra Leone, The barriers to accessing immediate, high-quality preventative care and screenings for breast cancer are even greater. Whether through dispelling myths, embracing community workshops, or expanding funding and access to mammography, biopsies, counseling, or life-saving mastectomies, we will continue to honor and support the fight to eradicate breast cancer, and ensure every single person receives the treatment they need and deserve.