The Paul Hodges Trust is dedicated to alleviating poverty in sub-Saharan Africa by empowering women and girls in some of the most underprivileged communities. This charitable organization provides essential grants to small, local charities that focus on breaking the cycle of poverty through education, health, and economic opportunities. Their impactful projects include initiatives such as the Re-usable Sanitary Pad Hub, the Joan Davis Scholarship Project, and the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) program, all aimed at supporting vulnerable populations.

The trust prioritizes advancing women's economic empowerment, enhancing sexual and reproductive health rights, and promoting girls' education. They are committed to changing harmful stereotypes that hinder women's and girls' rights while fostering community capacity to combat discrimination and violence. Through strategic partnerships and ongoing support, the Paul Hodges Trust seeks to create transformative change over the next five years, ensuring that women and girls can lift themselves and their families out of poverty, thus building a brighter future for their communities.