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We build strong connections with our partners. Each grantee is selected based on
Access to opportunities for those they serve,
The quality of their programs,
Their ability to track their impact, and
Their alignment with the Foundation’s mission.
The Francine A. LeFrak Center for Well-Being was established to serve as a centralized hub for all wellness-related initiatives, including programs and workshops
The Francine A. LeFrak Wellness Center of New Jersey provides 1500 formerly incarcerated women in the Re-Entry Program access to medical, dental, and mental health care at no cost.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the FAL Foundation diverted from its typical mission to train, educate, and provide access to the arts by pivoting to address the more urgent issue at hand: wi
The Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) is a Pan-African women’s organization whose mission is to support girls and women to acquire education for development.
Indego Africa, our on-the-ground partner, supports women in Rwanda through economic empowerment, training and education.
We provide funding for more than 200 women to enroll annually to attend the Per Scholas as part of the Women in Tech Scholars Program.
The Grace Institute empowers low-income women in New York City to become employed and economically secure.
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The Foundation provides grants that enable FIT students to continue and complete their education.
The "tools of the trade" micro-grant funds are used to remove barriers and provide access to materials and equipment that BWI graduates require to pursue their careers.
Bridge2Rwanda was formed in 2007 to create opportunities for Rwandan students to study in the United States.
Harvard Kennedy School improves public policy and public leadership across the United States and around the world so that people can lead safer, freer, and more prosperous lives.
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