Partners & Alliances

The institutions and initiatives we work alongside, accelerating solutions to the world's most pressing challenges.

Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment

The Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment is a leading research center focused on sustainable investment, responsible business practices and sustainable development. Its work helps shape global thinking on how investment can support long-term economic, social and environmental progress.

Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment
The Earthshot Prize

The Earthshot Prize

Sustainable Impact acts as a nominator for The Earthshot Prize, one of the world's most prestigious initiatives supporting solutions to the planet's most urgent environmental challenges. Through this role, we help identify and promote innovative projects with the potential to create significant, scalable and measurable impact.

UN World Food Programme

The United Nations World Food Programme is the world's leading humanitarian organization fighting hunger and supporting food security. It delivers food assistance in emergencies and works with communities to improve nutrition, resilience and long-term access to food in the world's most vulnerable regions.

UN World Food Programme
Milken Institute

Milken Institute

Sustainable Impact is a proud member of the Milken Institute's Family Office Network. The Milken Institute is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank dedicated to accelerating measurable progress on major global issues, convening leaders, investors and innovators to develop cross-sector solutions.

Hack for Earth

Hack for Earth promotes citizen-driven innovation through global hackathons designed to generate practical solutions for the Sustainable Development Goals. Its foundation, established in Sweden in 2021, mobilizes entrepreneurs, innovators, students and citizens worldwide to turn collective creativity into tangible impact.

Hack for Earth
Climate Cardinals

Climate Cardinals

Climate Cardinals is an international youth-led nonprofit making climate education accessible to people who do not speak English. Through a network of more than 16,000 volunteers, it has translated climate information into over 100 languages, reaching millions of people across more than 80 countries.