Lutheran World Relief

Lutheran World Relief is a prominent humanitarian and development organization that originated in the United States post-World War II to serve refugees. The organization focuses on enhancing agriculture value chains, enterprise capacities, livelihood diversification, rural financing, sustainable agricultural practices, and water and land management. It is a crucial part of the Corus International family, a collective of established global leaders in international development and humanitarian assistance with an enduring legacy spanning nearly 150 years. This family includes entities such as IMA World Health, CGA Technologies, Ground Up Investing, and LWR Farmers Market Coffee alongside Lutheran World Relief. The organization actively collaborates with local partners to address global health challenges, develop stable economies, build resilience against climate change, and respond to natural disasters and humanitarian crises. With a diverse range of partners and funding sources, ranging from institutional and private sector investors to individuals, Lutheran World Relief invests in innovative and scalable solutions that drive transformational change. The organization primarily operates within the Agriculture and Health Care sectors. Despite its founding back in 1945, there is no publicly available information about its last investment and associated investors.