“Universal education
and gender equity
are the top two
requirements for the eradication of poverty.”
— UNDO 2004



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Mona Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting grassroots educational initiatives and raising the status of women and girls in the United States and abroad.

• We give 100% of designated and 97% of general funds to the projects

• We support 19 projects in 8 countries on 4 continents

• We build deep partnerships to support their long-term development plans

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Highlights

CAFT Program in Haiti Receives
$40,000 Grant

CAFT (Centre d'apprentissage et de Formation pour la Transformation) has received a 2008 grant from the Vista Hermosa Foundation for $40,000. This program is making educational training opportunities available to hundreds of Haitian teachers. Full Story



Mongolian Development Center Receives
$18,000 Grant

The 2008 Grant for $18,000 from the Mona Foundation assists the programs which include: the Early Childhood Development Program which involves kindergarten teachers' training, parents' training and a character development curriculum for 3-5 year olds; the Junior Youth Empowerment Program, operated in state secondary schools, which aims to develop adolescents' moral capabilities and their power of positive expression; and the Community Capacity Development Program which includes the Community Banking Micro-finance Program and the Integrated Gardening Program for children and adults involved in the Early Childhood and Junior Youth programs. Full Story

Four Events in US Raise Funds
for Barli Institute

Four events were held in the United States when Barli Institute Directors came to visit. A luncheon in Seattle, WA, dinner and silent auction in Los Angeles, CA. Rainn Wilson spoke at two events in Austin and Houston, Texas. $80,000 was raised for Barli Institute programs for women. Full Story