Intermediary Model for Philanthropic Capital

Provides funding for the operation and programming of WAGGGS World Centres in Mexico, Switzerland, England, India, and Africa, including capital projects, virtual programming during the pandemic, and educational sessions for girls and young women.

Finances initiatives such as the 16 Days of Activism campaign, including development of activity packs and social media outreach, to promote girls' rights and global citizenship.

Provides camperships, travel grants, and funding for educational programming to support USA Girl Scouts Overseas, including rebuilding community ties in Mexico City and participation in international events.

Supports the development of new Girl Guide and Girl Scout associations and expands membership globally through grants to WAGGGS for organizational growth and outreach.

Funds initiatives led by the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), including USA Girl Scouts Overseas, to support the development of girls and young women as responsible global citizens. This includes funding for programming, training, travel, capital projects, volunteer recruitment, and strategic priorities.

Provides travel scholarships and financial support for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts to attend global leadership events, seminars, conferences, and volunteer opportunities, including funding for attendance at WAGGGS World Conferences and related logistical and interpretation support.

Finances virtual leadership seminars, online resources, and digital programming such as the GSUSA Virtual Global Roundtable and UN Commission on the Status of Women preparation materials, enabling broad participation across countries.

Connects donors with charitable causes in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, to promote social investment and strengthen nonprofit organizations. This activity supports capacity building by linking funders with impactful social initiatives.

Provides financial support to charitable initiatives through donation-based grantmaking.

Funds and raises money for other charitable organizations through grantmaking activities.

Provides and awards scholarships multiple times per year based on individual applicant need, with funds used for school supplies, athletic fees, and other educational expenses. Awarded nearly $100,000 in scholarships to Bronx student-athletes in 2025.

Offers mentorship, career panels with professionals across sectors, and college campus visits (e.g., to Fordham University) to support academic and career readiness for Bronx youth. Programs are integrated with running activities to promote holistic development.

Recruits and involves volunteers in various capacities, from single-event support to multi-month commitments, across youth programs, community runs, and special events.

Maintains an associate board that participates in monthly calls and quarterly in-person meetings to review strategic goals, plans, and business operations to support organizational sustainability and growth.

Hosts inclusive running events such as the Bodega 1600, which includes one-mile races, youth heats, 400-meter races, and family stroller races, open to all ages and paces in the Bronx. The event is held annually and serves as a community engagement and fundraising platform.

Hosts free weekly open runs every Wednesday at Joseph Yancey Track in Macombs Dam Park, and offers structured youth running practices led by certified coaches, with adapted workouts and support for race participation. Programs are inclusive of individuals, families, and youth of all experience levels.

Pledged up to $100,000 to support the revitalization and future programming of Joseph Yancey Track and Field in Macombs Dam Park. Maintains partnerships with organizations such as WHEDco to advance community health and wellness initiatives.