34 Foundations that have given Financial Assistance grants in Washington, DC

ENTERPRISE STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS - A FINANCIAL NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR ACADEMICALLY QUALIFIED CITIZEN RESIDENTS OF CENTRAL ASIA TO OBTAIN AN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS EDUCATION THAT, DUE TO FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, WOULD OTHERWISE NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN SUCH AN EDUCATION. DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2022, THE TWELFTH SAND FINAL GRADUATING CLASS INCLUDED 28 US-CAEF FELLOWS. AS NO ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF FUNDING HAVE BEEN SECURED, THE ORGANIZATION AWARDED ITS FINAL NEW FELLOWSHIPS IN FY19 AS IT IS COMMITTED TO RENEWING THE EXISTING FELLOWSHIPS THROUGH THE FINAL GRADUATING CLASS IN 2022. PROGRAM COSTS INCLUDE DEVELOPMENT, MONITORING, GRADUATION AND FELLOWSHIP AWARDS. STUDENT FELLOWSHIP AWARDS ACCOUNT FOR $171,137 OF THE COST OF THIS PROGRAM SERVICE.

SERVES TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

TO CARRY OUT DIRECT CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES PROVIDING RELIEF TO INDIVIDUALS AFFECTED BY DISASTERS. TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO SUFFER PROPERTY DAMAGE OR DEATH IN TIMES OF NATIONAL OR LOCAL DISASTER.

To empower less-privileged Nigerian children to maximize their potential and, in turn, give back to their communities. We do this by providing financial support, leadership development opportunities, and career guidance to these children.

Our mission is to facilitate the power of Black mothers subject to systems of disempowerment, such as the family regulation and foster system, to upend a socio-economic structure that inadequately addresses their full potential for economic independence. It advances economic security for women and families through social justice education, mutual aid, grassroots mobilization, and legal advocacy, focused on disadvantaged Black women in Washington, D.C.