Our Grantees
Equality Now
An international human rights organization dedicated to achieving legal and systemic change to advance gender equality worldwide. Equality Now works to reform discriminatory laws, end sexual exploitation and harmful practices, and strengthen legal protections for women and girls through advocacy, litigation, and global coalition-building.
World Without Exploitation
A national coalition committed to ending human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation in the United States. World Without Exploitation unites survivors, advocates, policymakers, and service providers to advance federal and state policy reform, promote survivor-centered solutions, and challenge the systems that sustain exploitation.
Sanctuary for Families
Sanctuary for Families is New York City’s leading service provider and advocate for survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and related forms of gender-based violence. The organization provides comprehensive wraparound services, including shelter, legal assistance, counseling, economic empowerment programs, and advocacy for systemic change.
CATW (Coalition Against Trafficking in Women)
CATW is a global leader in the fight against human trafficking and sexual exploitation. As an abolitionist organization, CATW works to end the demand for prostitution, which fuels trafficking, and promotes the adoption of the Equality Model worldwide.
Women’s Frontline Fund
The Women’s Frontline Fund supports bold, grassroots initiatives that empower women and girls in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. By investing in local leaders and community-based solutions, the Fund amplifies the voices of women working on the frontlines of poverty, conflict, and injustice.
Gloria Steinem End Sex Trafficking Fund
This fund honors the legacy of Gloria Steinem by addressing the root causes of sex trafficking and supporting survivors in their recovery and reintegration. The fund emphasizes prevention, survivor-centered services, and systemic change.
CAP International
The Coalition for the Abolition of Prostitution (CAP International) is a global network of frontline organizations united in the fight to end the sexual exploitation of women and girls. Through advocacy, survivor leadership, and international coalition-building, CAP International works to advance the abolitionist movement and promote the Equality Model worldwide.
Robin Hood Foundation
As New York City’s largest poverty-fighting organization, the Robin Hood Foundation supports innovative, high-impact programs that lift individuals and families out of poverty through a data-driven and results-oriented approach. ILVA is proud to support Robin Hood’s dedicated work to advance gender equity supporting initiatives that empower women, uplift girls, and address the structural barriers that keep them in cycles of poverty and vulnerability.