
Grants are awarded to organizations that are promoting human rights for children or delivering services for children in-need. Grants are awarded by invitation only.
Eligible organizations or programs for grants are those with a limited budget or that largely depend on individual contributions for sustainability.
Typically, 80% of grants are awarded in the United States, while 20% are awarded to international initiatives.
List of Grantees
- Breakthrough Manchester, Manchester, NH
- Second Chance Africa
- Pinkerton Academy, Derry, NH
- The Amazing Hero Art
- Child Health Services, Manchester, NH
- Hillside Middle School, Manchester, NH
- James Mastricola Upper Elementary School, Merrimack, NH
- Youth Action International
- Rani Roberts Memorial Foundation
- The Center for Children’s Happiness, Cambodia
- Brothers of the Poor, Tsunami Aid Sri Lanka
- NYAKA Aids Orphans School, Uganda, E. Africa
- Summerbridge Manchester
- Breakthrough Collaborative, New England Summerbridge Programs
- NH American Friends Service Committee
- Southern New Hampshire HIV/AIDS Task Force
- Association of Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North America (APPNA)
- Kids With Cameras
- Derry School District
List of Grants
- Jayme’s Scholar
- Academic Scholarship
- Mental Health Services For Children
- Journalism Scholarship
- Human Rights Scholarship Award
- Child Health Services For Underserved Children
- Special Assembly “Be Somebody”
- Aid to Children Orphaned by the Tsunami
- For Liberia Early Childhood Education Project
- Babies In Need Food Program
- Social Awareness Program For Desperately Poor Children, Cambodia
- Fine Arts Program – Human Rights Photo journalism Exhibition
- Aid to Children Orphaned Due to Hiv/Aids
- Summerbridge Leadership Institute
- Youth Empowerment Project
- Health Services For Disadvantaged Children
- Speaker’s Bureau, Prevention Program For High School Students
- Pakistani Earthquake Relief Project
- The KWC School of Leadership and the Arts in Calcutta, India
- Leaders in Prevention Program and Family Education Series
- Unrestricted Funds