Global Fund for Children is pleased to welcome four new members to its Global Board. Our board plays a vital role in providing guidance, stewardship, and strategic leadership, drawing on a wealth of experience across sectors and geographies.
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This year Global Fund for Children has collaborated with Tea Collection for a special campaign starting today on #GivingTuesday. Tea Collection is selling an exclusive, while-supplies-last graphic t-shirt with all proceeds going to Mavi Kalem, one of GFC’s community-based partners in Turkey.
Innovative initiative empowers young Black men to combat mental health stigma and save lives in their community
JUNE 18, 2024 – WASHINGTON, DC, AND LONDON – Global Fund for Children (GFC) announced the winners of the Juliette Gimon Courage Award today, recognizing two courageous organizations that are committed to protecting the rights of migrant children and young people.
An evening of celebration unfolded at the Global Fund for Children’s 30th Anniversary Gala, marking a significant milestone in the pursuit of children’s rights worldwide.
Through its Emergency Response Fund, Global Fund for Children is supporting grassroots partner organizations in Ukraine and neighboring countries that are providing humanitarian aid and long-term support to children and families affected by the war in Ukraine.
Global Fund for Children's Global Board has appointed current President and CEO John Hecklinger and Global Managing Director, Hayley Roffey, as the new Co-Chief Executives, effective immediately.
The West Africa Adolescent Girls Summit (AGS), a trailblazing event that places adolescent girls at the forefront of discussions surrounding their rights and empowerment, will take place March 26–29, 2024 in Monrovia.
Susan Chardy joins Global Fund for Children to support the rights and voices of children and young people worldwide.
Elite fencing champion Nataly Michel represented Mexico in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. She joins Global Fund for Children as a Global Ambassador and plans to use her athletic background as a vehicle to encourage gender justice and youth power within the Americas.
The U múukil xchu ́upalo ́ob (Niñas Valientes/Strength of Girls) Initiative is dedicated to providing Indigenous adolescent girls in southern Mexico with meaningful opportunities to enhance their skills and overcome gender-based and sociocultural obstacles that hinder their progress, specifically in education.
