The Opengrants Foundation is an international nonprofit organization based in Thailand, advancing solutions to some of the most pressing social and economic challenges across Thailand and beyond in the Asia Pacific.
Informed by partnerships with local communities and organizations, we work across sectors to improve lives, expand opportunities, and deliver meaningful impact.
The Opengrants Foundation, founded in 2025, is a non profit advancing social resilience through grantmaking, research, and knowledge sharing. It builds on the experience of Thaiconsent Company Limited, a social enterprise recognized for its work in civic media and policy consulting across the region.
Founded in 2015 in response to gaps in public understanding on social issues in Thailand, Thaiconsent began as a civic movement using storytelling, art, and participatory media to spark public dialogue and awareness. The initiative gained national attention and regional influence, inspiring similar efforts across Southeast Asia.
By 2021, it became a registered social enterprise, Delivering solutions across areas such as governance, environmental sustainability, health, youth empowerment, animal protection, and civic innovation. With a strong track record in policy consulting, campaign design, and public engagement, Thaiconsent positioned itself at the intersection of media, governance, and strategic development, applying research driven and culturally grounded approaches to complex social challenges.
Recognizing the growing need for structured collaboration, the team established the Opengrants Foundation as an agile and transparent platform to manage non commercial partnerships. OpenGrants works with institutions to support public interest initiatives across governance, environmental sustainability, health, youth empowerment, animal protection, civic innovation, and related areas addressing emerging social challenges.
Thaiconsent, a social change consulting and media agency that develops public communication strategies for policy and behavior change.
Nabi Asia, which applies psychology-based approaches (in collaboration with psychiatrists) to support law enforcement and justice partners in understanding and preventing crime.
Future Table, an initiative advancing healthier communities through conscious dining practices and food advocacy.
What connects them is a shared recognition that crime, public health, and social behavior are not separate problems.
They share common root causes and require the same stakeholders at the table.
OpenGrants works at this intersection, using behavioral science, strategic communications, and community engagement to bridge law enforcement, NGOs, and the health sector in ways that none, working alone, can achieve.
Wipaphan is a media and communications specialist at Opengrants foundation, developing national strategies and campaigns for social impact initiatives. She has broad expertise across public policy, sustainability, and social development. Since beginning her career in 2013, she has received numerous awards and recognition in Thailand and beyond.
From South Korea, Sang Hyun Park is a multidisciplinary expert specializing in national project development, strategy, and media. His experience across justice systems, NGOs, and the health sector brings a unique perspective and drives innovative results. He regularly advises UN agencies and international organizations on high impact initiatives.
