Gift the World is an international humanitarian charity based in London, UK.
Our self-sustaining charitable business model generates funds for aid by distributing creative content that uplifts humanity and inspires people to care for others. Initially partnering with other globally recognised NGOs to deliver immediately needed aid, we also work to develop essential infrastructure to give assistance for years to come.
Targeting the global problems of apathy, despair, and divisiveness at the root, our ultimate goal is to create a world where hunger and poverty are a thing of the past.
Our mission
We nourish the world in body, mind, and spirit, through the distribution of inspiring content and the creation and building of hospitals, wellness centres, education programs, and regenerative farms.
Our vision
We envision a world where people live to love and serve.
Our values
Our work depends on the values of serving, caring, connecting, understanding, and compassion.
Our track record
Gift the World is the second international charity founded by the award-winning artist, author and philanthropist Pārvatī. The first is Parvati Foundation, dedicated to ecological protection for all life on Earth. Since its inception in 2014, on an all-volunteer and self-funded basis, Parvati Foundation has:
catalysed the creation of new marine protected areas in Canada’s Arctic
secured the support of current and former world leaders
obtained status with the United Nations
attended major international events including COP climate conferences, UN General Assembly, United Nations Environment Assembly, G20, and the World Economic Forum
been endorsed by luminaries such as former UN climate chief Yvo de Boer, legendary event producer Sir Harvey Goldsmith of Live Aid, Nobel Laureates and world leaders; as well as over 70 NGO and business coalition partners
ensured volunteer representation in over 40 countries
Parvati Foundation took the unprecedented step of writing the Marine Arctic Peace Sanctuary Treaty. It updates international law to make the Arctic Ocean, our global life support, the largest protected area in history. In so doing it supports every UN Sustainable Development Goal.
