Greater Share publishes inaugural Impact Showcase Report 

London, 16 June 2025 – We are proud to publish Greater Share’s first Impact Showcase report, offering a look at the remarkable progress of our NGO partners within the Greater Share Education Fund over the past year. 

With more than $53 million committed and $1.1 million in seed grants disbursed to date, the Education Fund has already begun to support the critical work of our NGO partners. These early-stage grants represent only a fraction of the long-term funding. So, while it would be premature to attribute our grantees’ recent progress to our support alone, we can say this: our grantees have shown continued and remarkable impact this past year. Collectively, they reached 5.3 million students and supported over 87,000 educators, across more than 65 countries.

Driving Global Impact 

The Greater Share Education Fund provides something rare in philanthropy: long-term, unrestricted capital. This flexibility has proven highly valuable over the past year. Our partners consistently credit Greater Share’s support with encouraging them in the bold, forward-looking decisions that short-term funding rarely allows—whether expanding to new geographies (AllChild, CAMFED), pivoting strategies to improve outcomes for children (KIPP, Kaivalya, aeioTU), or investing in sector-wide learning, data-sharing, and evidence-building to drive systemic change (Teach For All, LEYF, NISS).

You can explore how this has played out across our partners – and what it has achieved for 5.3 million students – in the full Impact Showcase report.

A Blueprint for Lasting Change 

This report is more than just a celebration of our partner NGOs – it’s a signal of what’s possible when private capital is mobilised for public good. Looking ahead, we remain committed to scaling this model to address a broader range of pressing social challenges, using the Greater Share approach as a blueprint for how unrestricted, long-term capital can power innovation and systemic change. 

We are grateful to our investors, our private equity partners, and all those who continue to support and shape this journey.  

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