McNulty Foundation and Aspen Institute announce 2026 McNulty prize catalyst fund awardees
The McNulty Foundation and the Aspen Institute have revealed the six recipients of the 2026 McNulty Prize Catalyst Fund. They are awarding a total of $120,000 to support early-stage organisations. According to a statement issued Tuesday, April 14, the awardees are based in the United States, India, Nigeria, and Colombia.
The awardees are working across diverse sectors, from healthcare and environmental conservation to youth empowerment and economic equity. The McNulty Prize Catalyst Fund is awarded annually. It is designed to support organisations at a pivotal moment in their growth, providing both financial and non-financial resources. Anne Welsh McNulty, President of the McNulty Foundation and trustee of the Aspen Institute, praised the work of the 2026 recipients. She said, "This year's awardees are breaking cycles that have persisted for generations in their communities and building new ones in their place. They are reimagining a shared future that serves everyone and giving us a renewed sense of what's truly possible."
The Catalyst Fund, now in its ninth year, recognises organisations led by leaders within the Aspen Institute network. The 2026 McNulty Prize Catalyst Fund Awardees are Kwamane Liddell, Marcela Fernández Barreneche, Ruchi Gupta, and Seanicaa Edwards Herron.
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The McNulty Foundation and the Aspen Institute have announced the recipients of the 2026 McNulty Prize Catalyst Fund. These early-stage organisations are tackling critical global challenges with innovative solutions - and their work could have a wide impact.
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