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GloWe

About GloWe

Bridging local solutions to global challenges through shared knowledge, solidarity, and practical action.

A bridge arching over a rocky shore

Good solutions rarely travel

Local communities already hold practical knowledge about education, health, climate, food, rights, resilience, and care. Too often, that knowledge stays locked inside one place, one language, one report, or one organization. GloWe is being built to help field-based knowledge travel: clearly, respectfully, and in ways other people can adapt.

of local social activity stays local
96%
of funding goes to local nonprofits
2%
of available resources exist only in English
80%

Figures as reported by GloWe.

What we believe

We do not look down or preach. We stand next to each other, listen, learn, and act together. Sometimes you give; sometimes you need help. Both are part of a healthy community.

What GloWe makes possible

  • Share applied field knowledge in a format others can understand and use
  • Find projects, organizations, volunteers, experts, and practical needs
  • Open wishes, opportunities, posts, and discussions around real work
  • Support multilingual access so knowledge is not limited to English-speaking spaces
  • Build trust through profiles, community review, and clear next steps

Who We Serve

What has already grown

GloWe was a community long before it was a platform.

organizations in the GloWe ecosystem
300+
events shared with the community
10,000
calls for proposals shared
1,000+

Our team

A small founding partnership building GloWe: the product, the community, and the technology behind them.

  • Michal Foux

    CEO

    Social entrepreneur and community builder. Global Development Coordinator at Topaz International, with more than seven years in education and community work.

  • Ariel Michaeli

    CTO

    CEO and founder of SORND and Head of Deal Flow at the NIT Fund, with over 20 years in technology and product development.

  • Dr. Mike (Michael) Naftali

    Adviser

    Social entrepreneur with over 50 years leading civil society organizations, international development and humanitarian aid in crisis contexts.

What we want to build next

These are directions, not promises. We will build them gradually, with community feedback.

Help shape what comes next.

The MVP is here so we can learn with you: what helps, what is missing, and what should be built with care.