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Magis Americas

Thematic Focus Areas

Education
Refugees
Climate Resilience
We build just societies by mobilizing support for Jesuit education, migration, and ecology initiatives in the Global South.
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Website

EIN

30-0341787

CFC Number

NA

Give Global Blog

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As I recently passed my one-year anniversary of working with Global Impact, I have reflected on how much information I’ve learned in such a short amount of time about critical humanitarian causes. Our charity partners that work on global causes create a vital, far-reaching impact worldwide, improving the quality of life for millions of people. Global Impact helps inspire greater giving by connecting the nearly 100 leading international charities in our Charity Alliance to donors through their workplace. Our services increase charity members’ visibility and representation in employee giving programs and help them raise important funding for their impactful work...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Job Training for Youth in Paraguay
  • Charity: Magis Americas
  • Country: Paraguay
  • Photo Credit: Fe y Alegría Paraguay

  • Title: Emergency Assistance
  • Charity: Magis Americas
  • Country: Nicaragua
  • Photo Credit: Fe y Alegria Nicaragua

  • Title: SJMR Brazil
  • Charity: Magis Americas
  • Country: Brazil
  • Photo Credit: SJMR Brazil

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Magis Americas helped by providing assistance to Fe y Alegria Paraguay. The objective of the “Growing opportunities for teenagers and youth in Pa’i Puku” project was to increase access to job opportunities for the 160 students (54% women) enrolled at the education center. Over a two-month period, the project provided professional and technical training in sewing, hairdressing, carpentry, plumbing, electricity and handicrafts. Investments included the purchase of materials, tools, maintenance of equipment and salaries for the staff.