Investing in Women

Every Yari piece helps move resources into women’s hands. A portion of each sale supports programs that expand access to opportunity, helping women start businesses, gain independence, and invest in the next generation. When women have access to money and knowledge, power moves with them. That is why we partner with organizations creating real economic access for women and girls.

A portion of every Yari sale supports:

Grameen America | Microfinancing Women

Providing capital, training, and support to help women, many of them immigrants and women of color, start and grow small businesses in cities across the United States.

Invest in Girls | Financial Literacy for Girls

Delivering financial literacy programs to high school girls, giving them the confidence and knowledge to build their futures.

What We Know

Across the world, millions of women are growing businesses and shaping change through small loans and financial education. Yet their stories are rarely told. The focus often falls on data and funding, not on the women themselves, their voices, or their impact. Their strength is everywhere but rarely seen.

What We're Doing

Yari exists to reflect women’s power in motion, what they build, what they grow, and what they pass on. Supporting these organizations is one way we do that. The next is sharing the stories of the women behind the work, bringing their faces, voices, and brilliance into the frame.

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Why Microfinancing

Access to capital remains one of the biggest barriers for women starting or growing a business. Microloans offer that first step, a beginning built on trust, not permission. With a small loan, a woman can launch a venture, support her family, and reinvest in her community. Microfinance works because it is practical, empowering, and proven. It turns effort into independence and ideas into opportunity.

Why Financial Literacy

Confidence with money starts early. When girls learn to earn, save, and invest, they gain control over their choices and futures. Financial literacy does not just teach math, it teaches agency. It is how girls grow into women who build wealth, close gaps, and lead with clarity instead of fear.