Our vision is a world where anyone who wants to make a difference can do it.

For the first time in history, we can see in crystal clear detail the challenges faced by others across the world. Also for the first time in history, we can change that person's life across the world easier than ever before. But, it's not quite that easy. Who do you help? What's the best way to help? How do I raise the money or spread the word? How do I find others who want to do it with me? We want to build a world where anyone who wants to make a difference can do it. That's why we set out to build the only place where we take you from start to finish of what's needed to truly effect change.

To accomplish this, we take our members from start to finish of what's needed to truly effect change.

We provide end-to-end support for every step needed to actually effect change, while alternatives often focus on just one. We match you with a high-impact nonprofit or ámaxa initiative, connect you to a team, and provide a coach to guide you with 1-1 support. We train you in proven project management methods and build features in our web app to solve the problems, however minute, you identify. You drive the impact, and we ensure the tools and support are in place to make it happen.

Here's (some) of we've done, all while operating as a volunteer-led organization:

Created Accessifyed educational platform for the ISNAD Center in Palestine

Planted trees across Turkey, US, and the UAE

Raised $700 for Gazans through student concert in USA and basketball tournament in Qatar

Paid full year tuition for 7 students in Liberia through martial arts tournament and bake sale

Raised $500 for medical supplies for Ukrainian civilians

Launched Student Ambassador group for cohort students who showed exceptional committment and passion

Launched our first in-person pathway, the Colorado Ámaxa network

Ongoing: providing artist Piera van de Wiel with a trained PR team to promote her documentary on LGBTQ+ refugees

Our work is vital because it democratizes social impact, empowering individuals of any background or location to become active agents of change.

Over 240 students have applied to our Cohort Program from 48 countries and counting. Fundamental to our mission is that our $150 program fee for the high school Cohorts pathway is accessible, with scholarships available for any student in need, closing the extracurricular gap for low-income students. Upon securing funding, we aim to get rid of the program fee entirely.

Supporting teen mental health is also an innate part of our mission.

According to new research, such as this article in Scientific American, teens who help others experience reductions in depression and anxiety. One of the most striking findings, for example, is that, in one study, after 30 hours of volunteer work, de­pressive symptoms [for teens aged 14-20] reduced an average of 19%. Our high school Cohort program averages 50 hours over the 3 month period and offers the opportunity to contribute to meaningful causes while connecting with peers and mentors globally which in turn fosters self-esteem and emotional well-being.