UNFCU Foundation announced that this year it is providing $645K to 19 grant partners on three continents. Projects align with UNFCU Foundation’s mission to sustain pathways out of poverty for marginalized women and youth. Catalyzing this work is access to critical health care, livelihood training, and quality education that UNFCU Foundation has prioritized since 2015.
“We are thrilled to build upon our momentum and partner with organizations that are positively changing the trajectory of the most underserved members of society. This creates agency for women and youth to thrive,” said Yma Gordon, the Executive Director of the UNFCU Foundation. “We look forward to another impactful year of collaborations and inspiration drawn from program participants overcoming incredible odds.”
“Given global challenges and setbacks in poverty alleviation, we remain more focused than ever on localizing the UN Sustainable Development Goals,” said Pamela Agnone, Chairperson of the UNFCU Foundation. “The SDGs represent a call to action to leave no one behind which inspires and guides our philanthropy.”
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