We can build a world where families thrive, not just survive.
THRIVE stands for Transforming Household Resilience in Vulnerable Environments. A community-driven initiative guiding families from survival to stability, confidence, and opportunity. THRIVE helps people take control of their futures — building thriving households and, in time, thriving communities.
Extreme poverty is more than a lack of income; it’s also a lack of opportunity, access, and support. But the THRIVE initiative addresses the root causes of poverty, walking alongside families as they build a new path, for themselves, and their communities.
When you give to THRIVE you’re investing in the potential to create lasting change for families and their communities. Your Gift will be MATCHED.*
*For every $1 USD committed to the THRIVE program overseas, a generous donor will match gifts up to $10M USD or until Nov 26, 2026, whatever comes first.
THRIVE 2030: Peter & Benise
How does THRIVE work?
Empowered mindset
Families begin with mindset training that helps them shift how they see their future, building personal confidence, motivation, and community.
Savings groups and financial literacy
Through locally led savings groups, families learn how to manage money and access loans in a supportive, community-based setting.
Access, skills and micro-loans
With microloans and training in farming and development, individuals learn how to grow their income and diversify their livelihoods.
Empowered Farming Families
Your gift will help empower families in Malawi.
To donate by phone, please call: 1-800-387-7722
How we use your generous donations
When you partner with us, you’re joining a bigger story—a story where children can experience life to its fullest. Here’s the five-year average of how we put your donations towards ending poverty for children.
85%
Field programs and advocacy
10%
Helps raise more funds
5%
Vital support and accountability
This chart is based on a five-year average of World Vision Canada’s annual statement of total expenditures. Read the 2025 Annual Results Report p. 94.