Established in 2009, GPP’s 23 member organizations include many of the leading global funders for LGBTI rights.
Photo: Cape Town, 2024 (Sara Petersen)
We build the knowledge, skills, and capacities of GPP members and other grantmakers to enhance their effectiveness, and to increase the number of funders and amount of funding focused on global LGBTI issues and communities.
$150 million in new funding for global LGBTI movements
Amid rising anti-rights backlash and dramatic shifts in the philanthropic and development assistance landscape, the Fund Our Futures campaign will raise $150 million in new funding for global LGBTI movements.
Facts & Figures
+ 460%
Since GPP was founded, documented annual LGBTI funding outside of the U.S. has increased from US$36 million in 2010 to $204 million in 2022.
$90 million
GPP has directly influenced more than US$90m in new funding commitments for global LGBTI rights from donor governments.
50%
In 2021-2022, the top 20 funders accounted for half of all LGBTI global funding, indicating an urgent need to increase and diversify sources of support for LGBTI communities.
55%
In 2021-2022, 55% of foundation funding to the Global South and East came from GPP’s 23 members: $110 million.
>50%
In 2021-2022, GPP’s 23 members collectively awarded more than half of the funding to lesbian/bi/queer women (64%), trans people (54%), and intersex people (73%) in the Global South and East.
