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The return checks the box saying the foundation gives only to preselected organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests.
Assets and giving by year
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Tax year 2025
$3,677,576
- Grants listed
- 44
- Assets, end of year
- $2,633,770
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Tax year 2024
$2,632,110
- Grants listed
- 26
- Assets, end of year
- $1,242,334
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Tax year 2023
$2,326,756
- Grants listed
- 24
- Assets, end of year
- $1,141,001
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Tax year 2022
$3,296,848
- Grants listed
- 16
- Assets, end of year
- $2,002,294
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Tax year 2021
$1,310,558
- Grants listed
- 18
- Assets, end of year
- $3,741,239
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Tax year 2020
$1,575,867
- Grants listed
- 14
- Assets, end of year
- $643,444
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Tax year 2019
$57,000
- Grants listed
- 5
- Assets, end of year
- $431,630
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Tax year 2018
$0
- Grants listed
- 0
- Assets, end of year
- $342,852
Grants paid in 2025
As listed on the return. Grants to individuals show as “Individual”, with purpose and amount only.
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Elevate for Community DevelopmentMensheya, Sudan
To facilitiate humanitarian and development work in sudan including operational costs and expenses associated with the development and implementation of emergency response, economic development and self-reliance projects.
$513,037 -
Princess Taghrid InstituteAmman, Jordan
To fund the measurement, diagnosis, assessment and treatment of orphaned children in social institutions in jordan; to fund a program to train women in vocational skills; to fund the purchase of solar-powered street-lights to improve community safety.
$330,000 -
G20 Interfaith FORUM-G20IProvo, UT
To fund an international forum that connects a network of religious institutions supporting interfaith dialogue and peace building.
$240,000 -
Child Rescue UkraineKievo Svyatoshinsky, Ukraine
To fund the medical and psychological care and treatment of children who have been victims of abuse or exploitation.
$210,847 -
Inter-Religious Council of EthiopiaAddis Ababa, Ethiopia
To fund initiatives designed to promote interfaith tolerance and peaceful coexistence among communities in ethiopia.
$209,000 -
Ayar Bala-Public Humanitarian FundOsh City, Kyrgyzstan
To fund specialized rehabilitation and sensory equipment for a rehabilitation facility for children with disabilities, allowing the center to offer enhanced physical therapy
$181,976 -
Eurasia Partnership FoundationYerevan, Armenia
To fund a variety of small charitable projects in armenia and georgia.
$173,672 -
Qatar Red CrescentDoha, Qatar
To fund a project for emergency relief, including food and shelter kits, after the devastating heavy rains and floods in eastern africa.
$150,000 -
Sunny WorldTashkent, Uzbekistan
To fund the development and implementation of services for children with disabilities and their families, including clinical and occupational services.
$138,595 -
Teach for UzbekistanTashkent, Uzbekistan
To fund the development of a training curriculum and the training for 30 fellows in a program that places recent college graduates as teachers-fellows in rural primary schools in uzbekistan.
$124,000 -
Terre Sans FrontieresLa Prairie, Canada
To fund the upgrade of existing facilities to better promote education, health, and economic development.
$122,500 -
Public Association of People with Disabilities Asyl-Ai -Suzak Regional GoveJalalabad, Kyrgyzstan
To fund the construction of additional space in a disabled community center in one of the most populated & needed areas in kyrgystan
$120,000 -
Barzani Charity FoundationKurdistan, Iraq
To fund salaries for teachers in camps for internally displaced persons in the kurdistan region of iraq; to fund emergency relief for earthquake victims in morocco.
$117,124 -
Dangalma Development AssociationDakar, Senegal
To fund the renovation, expansion and equipping of an elementary school serving a rural population in senegal.
$100,500 -
It Education Association (it)Tashkent, Uzbekistan
To fund a summer camp for rural youth, that will provide training in computer skills and english and prepare mentors to support ongoing programs in rural areas, to enhance digital literacy, it education and english integration among participants in ubequiztan
$96,068 -
Team UniversityTashkent, Uzbekistan
To provide scholarships for female students from rural areas in uzbekistan.
$70,900 -
Odak Yardimlasma DernegiAnkara, Turkey
To fund a project to produce and repurpose fishing nets and train 450 women to promote marine sustainability and economic empowerment in karatas, turkey.
$68,000 -
Association of Women for the Support of Development Actions-AwsdDakar, Senegal
To fund a vocational skills training program for women in senegal
$62,800 -
Hopkin Foundation-HfNeedham, MA
To fund a program to help socioeconomically disadvantaged students receive a post-secondary education.
$60,000 -
Umbrella for Vulnerable-UfvKigali, Rwanda
To purchase equipment to provide employment opportunities for young people in rwanda.
$54,100 -
Shwila Sustainble Develop and AidKurdistan, Iraq
To fund courses targeting 200 participants for counter drug abuse, focused on helping those afflicted.
$52,470 -
Sun Children CenterYerevan, Armenia
To fund operational expenses to provide specialized health, educational, and social services training for up to 80 individuals with down syndrome, helping establish parental support groups and conducting awareness activities to reduce prejudice and promote social inclusion.
$50,000 -
The Autism Research and Support FoundationTbilisi, Georgia
To fund the construction of a new facility to provide training and services to individuals with autism.
$50,000 -
Un WomenNew York City, NY
To fund a project aimed to provide development skills for vulnerable women.
$50,000 -
Seeds of KatiSaratoga SPGS, UT
To fund an agricultural food security project, creating a sustainable local supply chain and lasting economic self-reliance.
$50,000 -
Sharoit PlusTashkent, Uzbekistan
To fund programs designed to increase educational and employment opportunities for people with disabilities in uzbekistan.
$30,120 -
Bizra -BzraSomaliland, Somalia
To fund a water well to supply an internally displaced group of people camp and the adjacent community in eastern africa
$30,000 -
Fintech Association of UzbekistanTashkent, Uzbekistan
To fund a program that will deliver basic digital literacy, e-commerce tools, and training to participants from underserved and rural communities, including young girls and women who remain largely excluded from these opportunities.
$26,000 -
Marmara FoundationIstanbul, Turkey
To fund a conference that focuses on economic development, regional cooperation, and social issues, including education, multicultural cooperation, and issues afecting families and children.
$25,000 -
Harari FoundationLondon, United Kingdom
To fund a conference designed to promote interfaith tolerance and peaceful coexistence among diaspora communities from the afar region of ethiopia.
$23,000 -
Syriac Orthodox Foundation of Istanbul -Mor Efrem SchoolIstanbul, Turkey
To fund teacher salaries for the coming school year for the syriac orthodox school in turkey
$20,000 -
Doha Intl Center for Interfaith Dialogue-DiciDoha, Qatar
To fund the development and maintenance of an online international center for interfaith dialogue to foster religios harmony and co-existance
$20,000 -
LoubnaniyounMont Lebanon, Lebanon
To fund 5 underprivileged public schools on STEM competencies. The project will provide learning kits, structured courses, and training of trainers (tot) sessions for the school's teachers, ensuring sustainable skill-building and long-term impact in lebanon.
$19,775 -
Lady Cox Rehabilitation Centre (LCRC)Yerevan, Armenia
To fund improvements in a rehabilitation center in yereban armenia, including outdoor lifts and an elevator shaft to make the facility fully accessible for patients and visitors with a variety of physical, social, and mental needs.
$15,588 -
AcwayBirmingham, United Kingdom
To fund a global youth program which brings together young people from a multitude of backgrounds to increase understanding of different cultures and faiths, promote peace and coexistence, develop skills to help local communities and deliver shared solutions in the form of local action.
$15,000 -
Caritas Aregak Foundation-CafArmenia
To fund the completion and operation of the caritas aregak school greenhouse project in armenia
$10,000 -
The Chief Rabbinate of TurkiyeIstanbul, Turkey
To fund the provision of food cards for needy elderly people, to purchase food, socialize, and receive specialized help.
$10,000 -
The Health Fund for Children of Armenia HfcaLori, Armenia
To fund the establisment and equipment needed for rural, regional asthma centers, including local healthcare professionals trainings in asthma diagnosis and treatment.
$9,000 -
Individual
Scholarship program for rwandan students to attend university in the u.s
$8,753 -
New Genration Academy LTDRugando Kigali, Rwanda
To fund the construction of several partitions in an existing school building to create 6 additional classrooms that will accommodate 168 more students.
$6,000 -
Individual
Scholarship program for two rwandan students to attend university in the u.s
$5,668 -
Individual
Scholarship program for rwandan students to attend university in the u.s
$4,358 -
Individual
Scholarship program for rwandan students to attend university in the u.s
$3,225 -
Saint Maroun SchoolMont Lebanon, Lebanon
To fund transportation means for the saint maroun school to help low income refugee children to attend school in lebanon.
$500
Where the money goes
By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.
- Community development1 grant $50,000100% of the total
By State
Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.
- Utah2 grants $290,000
- Massachusetts1 grant $60,000
- New York1 grant $50,000
Officers, directors and trustees
As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.
- Miles C HansenPRESIDENT & CEO Hours 40Pay $174,218
- Nicole StirlingVP & CRO Hours 40Pay $159,973
- Federico KahnleinCOO, CFO, & TREASURER Hours 40Pay $137,607
- Edward RoweCEO (THROUGH APRIL 2025) Hours 40Pay $48,269
- Jeffrey D McGhieCFO & GEN COUNSEL (THROUGH APRIL 2025) Hours 40Pay $45,552
- David StirlingDIRECTOR Hours 5Pay $0
- Laurea StirlingDIRECTOR Hours 3Pay $0
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