We received a grant from Oasis to host a workshop for local NGOs, which will focus on exploring the transformative potential of Web3 technologies and preparing them for our next community fundraiser event in Costa Rica.

But that's just the beginning of our journey. As we introduce web3 and Arbitrum tooling to our community of 80k+ annual unique users and 100 local contributors, we want to make sure that they have not only the best tools but also the support to fork Upe Impact and Upe Vote, to increase the customization of our framework to address their local reality.

That’s why, in addition to the workshop, we will continue to update our community to inform our users about new opportunities (open calls, grants, new tools,  etc.) to build on Arbitrum, like this recent [announcement](https://u.pe/info/upe-secures-grant-for-local-ngos-participating-in-the-beer-olympics/) celebrating the procurement of Oasis Onchain funds. 
