Your Name Opens Doors: How PGAF Grants Multiply Impact
Published September 21, 2026 by pgalums in
PGAF’s $230,000 in grants helped our grantees raise over $800,000 in additional funding.
There’s something powerful that happens when a nonprofit can say: “The P&G Alumni Foundation believes in us.” Your Name Opens Doors That Money Alone Cannot.
We do an evaluation, two years after an award is given to understand the impact. For our 2024 winners, — because the P&G brand doesn’t just write checks, it confers credibility. The Aruna Project in India, which empowers survivors of sex trafficking, raised $425,000 in grant revenue — citing PGAF recognition as a key credibility-builder with donors and even in Washington D.C. advocacy. Cincinnati Youth Collaborative leveraged their PGAF award to unlock $220,000 from five foundations. Trust to Achieve in Switzerland attracted $103,000 from three additional foundations. Chamos in Venezuela reports the PGAF “Seal of Approval” is “opening doors to high-level conversations with potential partners” that would otherwise be out of reach.
A PGAF grant doesn’t just fund a program — it validates an organization, attracts new donors, and multiplies impact far beyond our dollars.
When we invest, the world invests with us. That’s the power of the P&G Alumni Foundation.