Interest-Free Lending

Manages and maintains a synagogue facility to host religious services and community events as a central part of its mission.

Offers interest-free financial loans to individuals who meet eligibility criteria as part of its charitable programming.

Conducts community awareness activities to prevent domestic and sexual violence and promote gender equality, fostering equitable relationships and safer communities.

Integrates climate change adaptation and resilience into community programming and delivers climate education to youth and local populations, preparing marginalized communities for environmental challenges.

Co-publishes research reports, including assessments of FXBVillage programs and the Joint Learning Initiative on Children and AIDS (JLICA), and funded a groundbreaking study on AIDS in the 21st century to advance holistic understanding of the disease.

Engages in communications and public relations to raise awareness about international development, poverty alleviation, and climate change, and to share program impacts with stakeholders.

Implements programs to enhance women's skills, economic opportunities, and decision-making roles in families and communities, while strengthening household economic stability to support child development and education.

Runs the FXB Climate Advocates program and provides tools and knowledge to youth aged 13–25 worldwide to lead climate action and implement solutions at local, national, and international levels.

Allocates donated funds to urgent organizational priorities and fiscally sponsors projects that advance equity, promote innovative poverty alleviation approaches, and commission and disseminate global research, including initial funding to Association François-Xavier Bagnoud.

Funds research and clinical programs led by Dr. James Oleske via the FXB Center and an endowed chair at Rutgers, supports aerospace research and scholarships at the University of Michigan, and established the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights at Harvard through major donations and infrastructure funding.

Operates the VillageFXB model, a three-year integrated development program that addresses extreme poverty through economic empowerment, housing, food security, education, health, and climate resilience, lifting nearly 120,000 adults and children out of extreme poverty through 211 programs globally, with 86% of families remaining independent four years post-completion.

Developed the "I am Who" manual for children affected by AIDS, recognized by UNICEF in China, and published "Iridescent Reflections," a collection of stories and poems by youth worldwide, to amplify youth voices and promote child well-being.

Provides family-style residential care for orphaned, HIV-positive, or AIDS-affected children in Washington D.C., and established a pediatric care center in Newark, New Jersey, in partnership with Rutgers University, focusing on pediatric and perinatal HIV, allergies, and infectious diseases.

Supports needy, sick, or disabled individuals, including through the provision of interest-free loans.

Offers quality care and educational services to preschool-aged children.

Provides support to religious organizations.

Provides grants and interest-free loans to support nonprofit organizations with similar purposes and to support the economic rehabilitation of individuals in Rockville Centre.

Offers interest-free loans to individuals in need, as reported in IRS Form 990 filings.