For the 2021-2022 cycle, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from almost 100 organizations dedicated to a range of global causes including job training and skill development, health and well-being, education, small farmers economic development, clean water and sanitation, legal social justice, poverty alleviation, immigrant, asylum, and refugee rights and public service. The three winners below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students, and staff spanning across the University. As always, we value building relationships with our winners and are passionate about getting to know these change-makers around the world.

For the 2020-2021 cycle, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from 130 organizations dedicated to a range of global causes.

The three winners below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning across the University. As always, we value building relationships with our winners and are passionate about getting to know these change-makers around the world.

The three winners were celebrated at our 10th Lipman Family Prize Award Ceremony on April 23, 2021. EarthEnable was the grand prize winner and received the cash prize of $250,000. The other two winning organizations each received $100,000.

For the 2019-2020 cycle, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from over 120 organizations dedicated to a range of global causes including economic development, education, environmental sustainability, financial services, gender equality, health care, human rights, food security, legal aid, poverty alleviation, and workers rights.

The three winners were celebrated at our 9th Lipman Family Prize Award Ceremony on April 26, 2020. Sanku was the grand prize winner and received the cash prize of $250,000. The other two winning organizations each received $100,000.

For the 2018-2019 cycle, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from over 120 organizations dedicated to a range of global causes including economic development, education, environmental sustainability, financial services, gender equality, health care, human rights, food security, legal aid, poverty alleviation, and workers rights.

The three winners were celebrated at our 8th Lipman Family Prize Award Ceremony on April 26, 2019. World Bicycle Relief was the grand prize winner and received the cash prize of $250,000. The other two winning organizations each received $50,000.

For the 2017-2018 cycle, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from over 100 organizations dedicated to a range of global causes including economic development, education, environmental sustainability, financial services, gender equality, health care, human rights, food security, legal aid, poverty alleviation, and workers rights.

The three winners below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning across the University. As always, we value building relationships with our winners and are passionate about getting to know these change-makers around the world.

We celebrated the work of all three winners at our 7th Lipman Family Prize Award Ceremony on April 20, 2018. MyAgro was the grand prize winner and received the cash prize of $250,000. The other two winning organizations each received $50,000.

For the 2016-2017 cycle, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from 115+ organizations dedicated to a range of global causes including economic development, education, environmental sustainability, gender equality, healthcare, human rights, food security, legal aid, safe water, poverty alleviation and workers rights.

The three winners below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning across the University. As always, we value building relationships with our winners and are passionate about getting to know these change-makers around the world.

The work of all three winners was celebrated at our 6th Lipman Family Prize Award Ceremony on April 28, 2017. Philadelphia-based Women Against Abuse was the grand prize winner and received the grand cash prize of $250,000. The other two winning organizations each received $50,000.

In its fifth year, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from 170+ organizations dedicated to a range of global causes including economic development, education, environmental sustainability, gender equality, healthcare, human rights, food security, legal aid, safe water, poverty alleviation and workers rights.

The three winners below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning across the University. As always, we value building relationships with our winners and are passionate about getting to know these change-makers around the world.

The work of all three winners, as well as the announcement of the grand prize winner was celebrated on April 28, 2016.  Soccer Without Borders was the grand prize winner and received the cash prize of $250,000. The other two winning organizations each received $25,000.

In 2015, the fourth year of the Prize, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from almost 100 organizations dedicated to global causes including disaster preparedness, economic development, education, environmental sustainability, gender equality, healthcare, human rights, food security, safe water and poverty alleviation.

The three finalists below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning across the University. Riders for Health was announced as the grand prize winner on April 24, 2015 and received the cash prize of $125,000. The other two winning organizations each received $12,500.

In 2014, the third year of the Prize, the Lipman Family Prize received applications from 150+ organizations dedicated to global causes including disaster preparedness, economic development, education, environmental sustainability, gender equality, healthcare, human rights, food security, safe water and poverty alleviation.

The three finalists below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning across the University. Breakthrough was announced as the grand prize winner on April 24, 2014 and received the cash prize of $125,000. The other two winning organizations each received $12,500.

In its second year, The Lipman Family Prize received applications from 115 organizations dedicated to global causes including disaster recovery, economic development, education, environmental sustainability, gender equality, healthcare, housing, hunger/safe water, and poverty alleviation.

The winners below were chosen after rigorous evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning the University. The grand prize winner, D.Light, was announced in April 2013 and received the cash prize of $100,000.

Close to 300 organizations from around the globe applied for The Prize in its inaugural year. The winners were chosen after two months of intensive research, data collection and evaluation by a committee of faculty, students and staff spanning the University. The grand prize winner, iDE, was announced at the Lipman Family Prize Un-Conference that was held in Philadelphia April 12-13, 2012 and received the cash prize of $100,000.