HUMANCULTURE
Humanculture is an Indigenous led 501(c)(3) nonprofit advancing community driven systems for safe water, food security, education, health access, and women’s economic independence across the Global South.
We work with local leadership to expand access to safe water, resilient food systems, education, community health, women’s economic autonomy, and cultural preservation and representation. Humanculture’s work spans Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Madagascar, Morocco, Cambodia, and Central and South America.
LIVES IMPACTED
100,000+
Hours Donated
80,000+
FUNDS RAISED
$900,000+
your donations at work
TOUCHING THE LIVES OF OVER 100,000 PEOPLE LIVING IN MORE THAN 8 COUNTRIES ACROSS THE GLOBAL SOUTH SINCE 2018
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Arts & Culture
Advancing cultural continuity and creative expression by supporting Indigenous storytelling, artistic practice, and intergenerational knowledge transmission as living foundations of community identity and dignity.
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Indigenous Systems & Governance
Documenting and advancing Indigenous knowledge systems as living governance infrastructures that inform climate adaptation, biodiversity stewardship, and international policy dialogue.
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Humanitarian & Climate Resilience
Strengthening community resilience through locally governed solutions that expand access to water, livelihoods, education, and ecological stewardship under conditions of climate variability.
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HOW YOU CAN HELP
YOUR CONTRIBUTION DIRECTLY SUPPORTS Arts, culture and HUMANITARIAN AID PROJECTS FOR indigenous societies .
DONATE VITAL RESOURCES TO OUR GLOBAL PROJECTS
What people are saying.
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"Over the top strategic philanthropy. This is not only a charity, Humanculture is a movement."
— Shanna G
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"The genuine love and respect for every person in the community shines though in the way the african culture and people are celebrated and honored."
— GreatNonProfits
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“Exceeds all expectations in the areas of transparency, accountability and impact. Truly amazing work. Thank you!”
— S. Jones
founded in 2018 by Stephanie Zabriskie

