The fourth edition of the Tiina 2025 Program, promoted by the Daniel and Nina Carasso Foundation in collaboration with the Ship2B Foundation, has announced the four initiatives funded in its first call of the year. In total, the selected organizations have received €295,000 to scale innovative solutions in sustainable food and citizen-driven art.
The funded projects are:
These initiatives stand out for their capacity to generate social and environmental impact while strengthening innovative and sustainable business models.
Empower (Community of Madrid)
An association that promotes cultural inclusion for people with autism through cognitive accessibility, family support and institutional transformation in museums and cultural centers. It has collaborated with 12 institutions and trained 387 professionals.
Yellow Jacket (Cádiz, Andalusia)
A studio that creates cultural and inclusive video games for Spanish-speaking youth, combining gamification, education and heritage with an approach that fosters collaboration and cultural appreciation.
Plant on Demand (Community of Madrid)
A digital SaaS platform that enables comprehensive management for small producers, cooperatives and food hubs. It centralizes e-commerce, traceability, invoicing, logistics and inventory, allowing the creation of joint-sales hubs that improve profitability and reduce food waste.
Urban Green Club (Granada, Andalusia)
An urban agriculture cooperative that transforms city spaces into living, educational environments using mobile growing beds, composting systems and training programs. It promotes green employment, community wellbeing and reconnection with nature.
After receiving their impact loan, the selected organizations enter a six-month personalized support Phase 2, led by the Ship2B Foundation team and external experts. This stage includes:
The fourth edition is structured into two calls, aiming to select around 15 organizations in each and finance between 8 and 10 projects with loans ranging from €50,000 to €100,000, supported by an expanded annual fund of €500,000.
The second call closed on November 4 and is currently under evaluation.
The program targets social enterprises, startups and non-profit organizations from across Spain working in sustainable food or citizen-driven art, with innovative models, demonstrated impact and potential for self-sustainability or profitability.
Since its launch, Tiina has supported 16 projects and mobilized €845,000 in solutions that strengthen the impact ecosystem in Spain. Its venture philanthropy approach has consolidated it as a catalyst for social innovation.
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