PinnedSimbi Foundation·Jan 17, 2023Every language deserves to flourish.Learn about Simbi Foundation’s work in British Columbia.
Simbi Foundation·Dec 21, 2022Extending Our #GivingTuesday Into The Holidays!From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for showing us so much love and support during our #GivingTuesday campaign.
Simbi Foundation·Nov 22, 2022The Impact of EduTech in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement’s SchoolsWe have some exciting news! This year, Simbi Foundation is participating in #GivingTuesday, a global movement that inspires individuals…
Simbi Foundation·Oct 20, 2022Join Us on Our Upcoming Uganda 2023 TRIP!We have some exciting news — we’re bringing back the chance for you to join us in the field to support in delivering Simbi Foundation’s…
Simbi Foundation·Sep 9, 2022Feeling Hopeless About Climate Change? Here’s How To Stay Positive Like The World’s Climate LeadersYou’ve seen it on the news: heatwaves, drought, flooding, greenhouse gas emissions, pollution, political inaction, denialism, the list…
Simbi Foundation·Sep 2, 2022Achieving a Global Impact From Home: What Makes a Remote Work Term at Simbi Foundation so EngagingEmily Messmer shares the details of being Simbi Foundation’s Communications and Marketing Coordinator for 8 months.
Simbi Foundation·Aug 8, 2022Addressing The Mental Wellbeing Of South Sudanese Refugees In UgandaIn 2013, one of the most damaging and violent civil wars in history erupted in South Sudan. The conflict saw 2.2 million people displaced…
Simbi Foundation·Jul 4, 2022Envisioning A Green Refugee SettlementA lack of global action to prevent climate change means people in underserved communities are being left behind.
Simbi Foundation·May 5, 2022The Making of a BrightBox Solar-Powered Classroom: Updates From UgandaOur Director of Global Operations, Ran Sommer, traveled to Uganda to oversee the installation of two new BrightBox solar-powered…
Simbi Foundation·Mar 2, 2022Volunteering in the Digital Age: A Shifting LandscapeIn March 2020, when social distancing measures began keeping us apart, they did not stop volunteers from touching others’ lives.