Making a donation for our families.
When you donate, you‘re supporting immigrant families in building stronger communities—an investment in preserving culture, fostering inclusion, and empowering the leaders of tomorrow.
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Your donations are secure and directly support immigrant families
How you can contribute to caring for our families
One-time Donation
Make a single contribution to support our programs and services for immigrant families.
Monthly Giving
Become a sustaining supporter with automatic monthly donations that provide consistent support.
Corporate Partnership
Partner with us as a corporation to sponsor programs and support community initiatives.
In-Kind Donations
Donate goods, services, or professional expertise to directly support our families and programs.
Between Cultures Foundation is dedicated to empowering immigrant families through comprehensive support programs. Your contribution helps us provide culturally responsive services that strengthen families and build inclusive communities.
We focus on family mentorship, cultural preservation, educational support, and mental health services to ensure families thrive with dignity and cultural pride in their new communities.
How we use your donation
Family Empowerment Programs
40%Family mentorship, parenting workshops, advocacy services, and community support programs.
Cultural Preservation
25%Heritage exchange programs, storytelling initiatives, cultural arts, and intergenerational connections.
Education & Training
20%Adult education programs, youth leadership development, and educational advocacy support.
Mental Health Services
10%Counseling services, wellness sessions, peer support groups, and emotional resilience programs.
Administrative Costs
5%Operational expenses, staff support, and organizational management to ensure program effectiveness.
