The FAWCO Foundation Development Grants - an Introduction

The FAWCO Foundation Development Grant Fund is a dynamic program which
financially assists projects that are passionately supported by FAWCO Member
Clubs.

FAWCO Member Clubs have been aiding worthy and reputable charitable
projects throughout the world through The FAWCO Foundation for over 40 years.
Some clubs are working “hands-on” with their projects, others making donations
of goods or financial contributions.

The Right to Food and Water -Sponsored in part by FAUSA and the Copley Family- $4500
Projects addressing the basic needs of a community by providing water, food or shelter

-Critical Health Concerns sponsored partly by AWC Zurich- $4500
Projects providing medical treatment, diagnostic services, preventative care or medical counseling

-AW of Surrey Hope Through Education - $4500
Projects promoting literacy, support academic studies, build or provide classrooms, libraries or general learning facilities for disadvantaged children in non-African countries

-Pam Dahlgren Educating Africa's Children - $4500
Projects promoting literacy, support academic studies, build or provide classrooms, libraries or general learning facilities for disadvantaged children in Africa

-American Women of the Eastern Province Skills for Life- sponsored in part
by AILO Florence - $4500
Projects providing vocational training, teach practical skills and promote social entrepreneurial initiatives for at-risk/marginalized population groups

-Around the Corner, A World Away, sponsored in part by AIWC Genoa in memory of Carol Bordoni - $4500
Projects addressing the critical problems of violence, food and shelter, healthcare, education or cultural understanding in a FAWCO Member Club’s host country

-The Coughlan Foundation, Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS, Malaria
and Tuberculosis - $4500
Projects that will assist in halting and reversing the spread HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis,  a UN Millennium Goal, through education, prevention, or treatment

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