Foundational Needs First

Advocates for demobilization, de-escalation of conflict, human rights protection, and inclusive participation in peace processes, aligned with global policy frameworks.

Offers training in conflict resolution, violence prevention, and socio-emotional skills, along with educational programming to promote peaceful living and constructive interpersonal skills.

Provides education programs for children and adults focused on social development and building a less violent, more peaceful society, while conducting research on child poverty to inform policy strategies.

Maintains diplomatic presence in over 10 countries to conduct peace programs in social welfare, education, and conflict resolution, while advancing peaceful solutions to global issues.

Implements a Hunger Prevention Program to assist individuals and families facing food insecurity, with operations spanning 93 nations.

Annually observes the International Day of Peace on September 21 to promote global peace and the absence of war and violence.

Provides advocacy, education, support, and public awareness services for individuals and families affected by mental illness.

Organizes peace signature campaigns, peace walks, peace through sports, and religious preaching events, while promoting peace awareness through media, events, and internal/external demonstration of peace-making values.

Provides a research-based platform for peacebuilding, fosters connections among peace activists and organizations, and links global actors through newsletters, journals, summits, and communication channels.

Conducts research on root causes of conflict and child poverty, leverages findings to influence policymakers, and campaigns influential figures to promote reconciliation and protection of vulnerable populations.

Implements sustainable reforestation initiatives and ocean protection efforts as part of global environmental action to combat climate change.

Facilitates technology transfer and the sharing of best practices between developed and developing states to support sustainable development goals.

Provides social services, economic development support, and advocacy to help women and their families achieve self-sufficiency, safe living conditions, and productive lives.

Provides direct support to adapt and reorganize living spaces for individuals with neurological diseases to improve daily functionality and quality of life, in partnership with Neuro Alert and the Fuller Center for Housing.

Supports other charities by reducing their burdens related to funding and volunteer acquisition, enabling them to focus on delivering community services.

Organizes and conducts annual volunteer construction projects on Martin Luther King Day and other community service days, partnering with the Fuller Center for Housing to perform home repairs, build walls and planters, conduct demolition and reconstruction, and improve living spaces for low-income and elderly residents in Westchester, New York City, and Yonkers, NY.

Donated $4,000 to the Fuller Center for Housing to support construction supplies, labor, and other services for affordable housing projects.

Provides financial and material support for the construction of schools, medical clinics, water wells, and cafeterias in the Ivory Coast through partnerships such as with the Ouallo Kouya Foundation to alleviate poverty and promote community development.