Blog: Hope and the courage to imagine

Blog: Hope and the courage to imagine

By Arti Freeman In 1969, five years into a life sentence, Nelson Mandela wrote a letter from prison to his daughters. He couldn’t tell them when he would come home. Apartheid was entrenched and he had been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. And...
Reflections on Two Years of Engagement

Reflections on Two Years of Engagement

Over the past two years, our team at the Definity Foundation has prioritized learning by immersing ourselves in numerous networks, gatherings, webinars, and engaging in research and connecting with knowledge keepers to explore issues related to philanthropy, food...

Blog: Mobilizing Capital for Good

It is 2025—the start of a new calendar year brings forth sentiments of new possibilities, resolute action to improve our wellbeing, and hence new beginnings! However, the actual news reels in the first weeks of January have already been dominated with wildfires...
Blog: The Audacity of Justice

Blog: The Audacity of Justice

Growing up, I often remember my grandmother reaching into her pocket and handing me one peso to buy a treat. But before she handed it over, she would say, “You can only use 80 cents of that. Ten cents you have to save, and ten cents you have to give away.”...