Child Foundation Annual Report 2014-2015

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Child Foundation
2015 Annual Report
From the Desk of the President
Dear friends,
I would like to extend a special thank you to all of Child Foundation’s many supporters for helping make this year another success. With
your support, not only were we able to accomplish this year’s goals, but together we exceeded far beyond expectations.
In 2015 we increased the number of children we provide with monthly support to over 7,800, we provided baskets of food to over 1,000
families in Afghanistan, Iran, and Indonesia, helped many children with dire medical needs, gave support to several groups of refugees, and
much more.
After the deadly earthquake that struck Nepal this past April, we collaborated with local NGOs to provide relief to the many victims. We
also started sponsoring many Nepali children in need. In the first month of Nepali children being added to our sponsorship program, many
children from the city of Kathmandu have already been fully supported for the upcoming year.
In addition to expanding Child Foundation’s activities in more countries, our presence is being felt at the international level through the United Nations and UNICEF. We
presented papers on the rights of children and the use of education as a human rights tool at United Nations meetings in New York, Vienna, and Geneva and discussed
different ways of helping children in countries with the greatest need.
Child Foundation’s achievements are the result of the generosity and determination of our donors, supporters, volunteers, and staff to improve the lives of disadvantaged
children all over the world by providing them with the means to receive an education, something with which all children should have available.
We’ve had a remarkable year in 2015, and together we can make 2016 even better.
Peyman Raoofi, Psy.D
President & CEO
About Child Foundation
Established in 1994 with a unique sponsorship program, Child
Foundation has evolved to include medical assistance, school
building, and disaster relief to its many programs and services.
Child Foundation is...
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A nonprofit organization with the mission of helping children living
in dire conditions receive an education.
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A charity with no political or religious affiliation - serving children
around the world, regardless of their ethnicity, gender, race, or
religion.
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An NGO with the goal to help as many children as possible go to
school and have a chance to succeed.
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A charity organization that delivers emergency assistance to
children affected by natural disasters.
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A charity that provides medical assistance to children with critical
health needs.
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Registered with the Office of Foreign Asset Control of the US
Treasury Department and has an OFAC license to send $2 million
to Iran annually.
Mission
Child Foundation is an international charity organization that helps children
living in poverty remain in school. The children sponsored through our
programs are high achievers, and many of the children we assist are orphans
or children living in emergency situations. By enhancing the quality of life for
children in need, as well as their respective families, we actively help them
gain access to education.
We believe that by providing access to education, we prevent children from
prematurely leaving school, and in the case of girls, reducing the chance
of early or childhood matrimony. Education can move a child beyond the
stigma of poverty, and give that child the tools to reach his or her true and full
potential.
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Afghanistan
Child Foundation in Afghanistan has been helping disadvantaged children for over 20 years. In 2015, Child
Foundation helped several Afghan youths receive necessary surgery and medical care, such as Parvin, a
young girl who had a tumor removed that nearly covered her whole face, and Fatemeh, a teenager who
received a cochlear implant which allowed her to hear again. Child Foundation also hosted a successful
blood drive to support children suffering from a blood disorder called thalassemia, over 1,200 people
donated blood.
Along with the blood drive, Child Foundation distributed food
to families in need during a food shortage. It was the first time in
several months that some of these families had access to meat.
This is all in addition to the hundreds of children who would not
be able to attend school without receiving
monthly sponsorship through Child Foundation.
After receiving a necessary
implant, Fatemeh can now
hear again.
Universal Children’s Day in Afghanistan
Reza is a twelve-year-old who loves to
play soccer. His father sadly passed away
from cancer when Reza was young.
Several of his family members need
medical help which they cannot afford.
Without support, Reza and his family were
struggling.
Indonesia
In 1995, Child Foundation established a program to sponsor children in need living in Indonesia. A
majority of these children live in the city of Bandung in the West Java province of Indonesia. Bandung has
one of the highest populations of the country, and unfortunately, is one of the poorest. Most of the children
supported in this program are orphans.
Over 200 children have benefited from the sponsorship program by completing vocational schools and
university programs. In the past few years, the cost of living and the cost of higher education institutes have
risen. Because our social workers remain as
volunteers, we are fortunately able to continue
our assistance to children in these areas.
Ade’s mother passed away years ago, and though her
father tries to provide for his children by working as a
janitor, he can barely pay for their daily needs. If Ade
did not recieve any support, she would have had to
drop out of school to work and support her family. Now,
she is being sponsored by Child Foundation so that she
may continue her education.
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Iran
Child Foundation is continuing to successfully help disadvantaged children in Iran. It was the first organization
of its kind with a sponsorship program designed to assist children overseas who were living in poverty. Some
of the children who were sponsored in the beginning years of the program are now adults and current sponsors
to other children living in poverty, paying forward the support that they received in their youth.
This year, Child Foundation provided children with emergency assistance needed because of severe flooding in
the city of Ilam. Our annual Food Baskets campaign provided hundreds of families with food during the month
of Ramadan, when food prices normally skyrocket. During our Backpacks of Hope campaign, we were able to
make sure that hundreds of children in Iran were supplied with the necessary items to start the school year.
In September, Hosein from Esfahan earned
third place in a wrestling competition. This
championship was a competition among
five countries and organized at Shiraz
University. Hosein is a talented hardworking
student and we are proud of him.
Sponsored Children
By School Level
Number of Sponsored
Children
Nepal
Last April, a devastating earthquake struck the country of Nepal, killing more than 8,000 people and leaving
over 20,000 injured. Child Foundation immediately set up a disaster relief fund for Nepal and sent aid for the
healthcare of victims of the earthquake. Child Foundation also worked with PASHA (Persian American Society
for Health Advancement) to help children whose lives were affected by the earthquake.
This fall, Child Foundation added children from Nepal that are
living in disadvantaged conditions to our sponsorship program.
Twenty children in Nepal are currently being sponsored to go to
school.
Sneha is a hardworking student who
has been through much hardship. She
and her mother were struggling to get
by daily, and their lives were made
even harder after the earthquake.
Girls’ school in Kathmandu, Nepal where a
majority of the children sponsored are living.
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Child Foundation thanks over 3,000 donors from around the world who helped a child in need this year!
Thank
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Next year be sure that your name is added to the list!
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Valibeig, Valim, Vameghi, Van Den Abbeel, Varasteh Kia, Vasei, Vaseqi, Vashani, Vasheghani, Vasighi, Vatankhah, Vatankhahghadim, Vazindel, Vaziri, Vaziri Pashkam, Vaziripour, Vazirzadeh, Veisi, Vezvaie, Vojdanpak, Von Der Marwitz, Vosoughi, Vossoughi, Wafapoor, Wainganker, Widjaja,
adeh, Zafar, Zafarani, Zafari, Zahed Zahedani, Zahed-Doust, Zahedi, Zaheri Darkahi, Zahiri, Zahraei, Zakeri, Zaltash, Zamani, Zamanian, Zamanihargalani, Zand, Zandi, Zandipour, Zandpour, Zanjani, Zarabian, Zarafshar, Zarchian, Zardosht, Zare, Zareie, Zargari, Zarghami, Zarghani, Zarian
, Zheng, Zia, Ziaee, Ziaei, Ziaian, Zilaie, Ziyadi, Zojaji, Zokaei, Zolfaghar, Zolghadr, Zolghadriha, Zouridis
Accountability
Child Foundation performs its financial accountability and transparency at the
highest level. This is achieved with a comprehensive compliance program,
implemented by one Board member and one staff member, who work to ensure
all compliance processes are completed according to industry standards. Child
Foundation considers its financial accountability and transparency as hallmarks
of its activities.
Child Foundation has received high ratings from organizations such as
Charity Navigator, Independent Charities of America, and GuideStar. These
organizations award ratings to nonprofits for their commitment to accountability
and transparency.
OFAC License IA-2012-295051-1
OFAC License IA-2014-311236-2
Tax ID: 93-1148608
Child Foundation works to facilitate meetings between donors and their sponsored children. Child
Foundation also presents donors with photos and receipts of extra donations and gifts they provide to their
sponsored children.
Child Foundation arranged a Skype
meeting between Narges from
Afghanistan, and her sponsor, Mrs.
Riahi. It was so successful, they now
plan on Skyping regularly.
Britney, one of our donors in Texas, along with a friend, sent two
bags of gifts and crayons to Rana and Nazanin which made
their day. In return, these two sisters drew several pictures using
the crayons that Britney had sent them.
When Peyman from Canada read Sepehr’s story on
our website, he decided not only to sponsor him, but
also to provide his family with all of their needs. Peyman
asked Child Foundation, on his behalf, to purchase
an air conditioner, television, carpet, vacuum, dishes,
refrigerator, blankets, silverware, and more for Sepehr
and his family. Needless to say, they were ecstatic.
www.childfoundation.org
Events
Child Foundation planned and joined many events across the United States and around the world this year in order to introduce its services to the
public. Here is just a fraction of the events we participated in this year:
Hamid Talebzadeh Live - a Child
Foundation benefit concert in Boston.
MA
Mohsen Yeganeh Concert (Orange County, CA)
Valentine’s Day Benefit (Leesburg, VA)
Siavash Ghomayshi & Mansour (Costa Mesa, CA)
Rana Farhan in Concert (Ann Arbor, MI)
PASHA Fundraiser (Santa Monica, CA)
An Evening with Koobang Ensemble (Santa Monica, CA)
PSF Persian Snow Festival (South Lake Tahoe, CA)
4th Annual Nowruz Festival (Alexandria, VA)
14th Annual Nowruz Bazaar (Los Angeles, CA)
SMU Nowruz Show (Dallas, TX)
Shakila and Shahryar (Covington, KY)
ICF-Houston Nowruz Festival (Stafford, TX)
Faramarz Assef Live in Concert (Boston, MA)
Sizdah Bedar (Centreville, VA and Watertown, MA)
Musical Comedy Show (Palatine, IL)
International Multicultural Festival (Austin, TX)
22nd Annual Meeting of IAMA (Cincinnati, OH)
Peace Corps Iran Reunion (Austin, TX)
iBridge (Berlin, Germany)
Cafe Macchiato Meeting (Vienna, Austria)
16th Annual Iranian Festival (Portland, OR)
9th Annual Seattle Iranian Festival (Seattle, WA)
Benyamin Live in Concert (Portland, OR)
Parsa Pirouzfar performs Matryoshka (Los Angeles, CA)
Dastan Ensemble with Mahdieh Mohammad-khani (Houston, TX)
Girl Up (Tarzana, CA)
International Festival of Pediatric Patients’ Paintings (International)
The Power to End Poverty (Los Angeles, CA)
Hamid Talebzadeh Concert (Cambridge, MA)
UNA Beverly Hills Celebration and Fundraiser (Beverly Hills, CA)
6th Annual Halloween Charity Party (San Jose. CA)
Universal Children’s Day (Afghanistan, Calabasas, San Diego)
Annual Toy Drive (LA, Boston, Portland)
And more!
Universal Children’s Day
2015 in Calabasas, CA
Volunteers
Student volunteers in Boston, MA
from Harvard, MIT, and Boston
University got together to establish
Child Foundation student clubs in
their schools.
None of these events that we participated in this year would have been
possible without the hard work of our dedicated volunteers. With over
250 volunteers in the United States and Europe, they are our greatest
asset at Child Foundation. Without them, we would not be able to
serve thousands of children and families. Our heartfelt thanks to all the
volunteers who are helping us in numerous coutries.
Child Foundation has joined the President of the United States in
recognizing the volunteers who consistently take the time to make a
difference in the lives of others. We are proud to honor our volunteers
with a special award signed by President Barack Obama.
To volunteer your time and expertise, please visit our website
and fill out a volunteer application.
Child Foundation volunteer
in Austin, TX introducing the
foundation’s global efforts
childfoundation.org/content/get-involved
www.childfoundation.org
Board of Directors*
Ali Eydgahi, Ph.D. — Chairman of the Board
Dr. Eydgahi received his M.S. and Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering
from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. He has received a number
of awards for his accomplishments while serving as a chair or member of
Nader Namazi, Ph.D. — Secretary
Dr. Namazi has been a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the Catholic University
of America, Washington, D.C., since 1992. He was the Chairman of the Department
of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from 2005-2008.
numerous professional societies. Dr. Eydgahi joined the Child Foundation Board
Jamal Rostami, Ph.D. — Chief Compliance Officer
of Directors in August 2011.
Dr. Rostami obtained his MSc and PhD degrees in mining engineering from the
Peyman Raoofi, Psy.D. — President & CEO
Washington DC active for ten years before it was registered as Iranian American
Dr. Raoofi received his Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Alliant
International University and his Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology at
Colorado School of Mines. He was the founder of Iranian Academic Association in
Academics and Professionals (IAAP) in 2013.
the CA School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Raoofi is a recipient of the
Kamyar Lashgari — Board Member
highest level honor of the President’s Volunteer Service Award and has
Mr. Lashgari received his Bachelor in Urban Planning and Masters in Urban Design
been recognized as an Honorary Ambassador by UNICEF.
from the University of Washington. He is a nationally Certified Planner by American
Navid Agha Seyedali — Treasurer
Planning Association, a registered Professional Land surveyor and a licensed
Engineering and Building Contractor with the state of California.
Mr. Seyedali obtained his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the
University of Washington, and his Master Degree in Transportation Engineering
from Seattle University. He has been involved with Child Foundation for over 15
years, starting as the Regional Manager in Bandung, Indonesia.
Reza Eshghi — Director of Administration
Masoud Modarres — Director of Marketing &
Developement
*Board members are all volunteers.
We are honored to have so many wonderful friends and supporters who value the unique services we provide to children in need.
We could not do it without you!
Recognitions & Affiliations
Child Foundation’s ability to help children is greatly increased by the
following companies’ employee gift matching programs:
Adobe
Agilent
Technologies
American Express
Apple
AT&T
Bank of America
Benevity
Boeing
BP
Chevron
Cisco
eBay
Edison Intl.
Ericsson Inc.
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
GE
GateWay/
Genentech
Goldman Sachs
Google
John Hancock
Johnson &
Johnson
Kaiser
KT Foundation
LinkedIn
Microsoft
Millenium
Moody’s
Motorola Mobility
Neiman Marcus
NVIDIA
Oracle
PayPal
PepsiCo
Pfizer
PGE
Qualcomm
Salesforce
SAP
United Way
VMWare
Foundation
Wells Fargo
Yahoo
And more!
Contact Us!
Child Foundation (HQ)
4475 SW Scholls Ferry Rd, Suite 170
Portland, OR 97225
Tel: 503-224-0409
CFmain@childfoundation.org
Child Foundation - UK
Child Foundation - Los Angeles
55 Holly Royde Close,
Manchester, Didsbury, M20 3HR UK
Phone: 07806820175
info@childfoundation.co.uk
18345 Ventura Blvd. #512
Tarzana, CA 91356
Tel: 310-453-0809
CFmain@childfoundation.org
Child Foundation - Canada
CP 96562 Montreal Gare
Centrale Montreal QC H3B5J8
Tel: (877) 652-3799
www.cicfoundation.com
Cfmain@childfoundation.org
Child Foundation - Iran
Bonyad Refah Koodak
Tehran, Khoramshahr St, No 89, 3rd Fl.
Tel: (021) 42510
www.childf.com
info@childf.org
Child Foundation - Germany
Quettingerstr. 178 D-51381 Leverkusen
Tel: 0049-2171-91 359 97
info@bonyadekudak.de
www.bonyadekudak.de
Child Foundation - Switzerland
Hirschparkweg 7 4800
Zofingen CH
Phone: 0041-62-751-4078
Pakistani refugee girl on the outskirts of Tehran.
Child Foundation distributed food and clothing
to help refugees during the harsh winter months.
Child Foundation - Sweden
Facebook (Persian):
facebook.com/child.foundation
Facebook (English):
facebook.com/childfoundationusa
Twitter:
twitter.com/childfoundhq
Instagram:
Multrågatan 15
162 54 Vällingby, Sweden
Tel: 0046-70-616-3217
Info@childf.net
instagram.com/childfoundation
Child Foundation - Afghanistan
linkedin.com/company/child-foundation
www.childfoundation.af
Phone: 0776768631
LinkedIn:
Telegram
@telegram.me/ChildFoundation