GVI FOUNDATION

Programs

1. Gvi siem reap's community project set out to create inclusive educational spaces, promote gender equality through sports, and strengthen local organisations in their empowerment efforts. With the incredible support of the railway family and their generous donors, this initiative has brought lasting, tangible improvements to education, gender equity, and community development. From renovating essential learning spaces to building connections through sports and education, each project has contributed to a more confident, capable, and empowered local community. The impact has been deeply felt across the local community. The renovation of wat damnak's learning center has created a brighter, more welcoming space for students, while the formation of an all-girls football team has given young women a platform to grow in confidence and teamwork. Over 200 school uniforms were handcrafted through a sewing school partnership, providing both students and young seamstresses with valuable opportunities. Meanwhile, english classes for monks and staff from local organizations like banteay srei continue to build vital language and leadership skills. Together, these efforts are fostering…

   $28,600 spentof which $28,600 as grants
   47% of program spending

2. Gvi kokrobite's community project set out to advance gender equality, digital inclusion, and overall community wellbeing through health education, technology empowerment, and youth engagement. With the incredible support of our donors and local partners, we've made meaningful progress toward creating a future where girls have equal access to resources, education, and opportunities. From addressing menstrual health challenges to bridging the digital divide, each initiative has contributed to building confidence, knowledge, and connection across the community. The impact has been transformative. Over 500 sanitary pads were distributed across six local schools, ensuring girls can attend classes confidently and comfortably. Through 20+ workshops, students learned about menstrual health and hygiene, helping to reduce stigma and absenteeism. Our new empowertech initiative equipped 24 girls (60% of whom had never used a computer before) with vital digital skills through ict training. This success has led to an mou with siemens ghana, securing long-term support for curriculum development and new laptops. Additionally, community sports activities, like the construction of makeshift…

   $20,529 spentof which $20,529 as grants
   33% of program spending

3. Gvi dawasamu's community project set out to address critical needs in waste management, education, and public health - all key to supporting sustainable development and community wellbeing in the dawasamu and bureiwai districts. With the incredible support of our donors and local partners, we've worked collaboratively to build long-term solutions that protect the environment, improve health outcomes, and strengthen early education. From establishing waste and recycling systems to empowering children through learning and health awareness, each initiative has helped lay the foundation for a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient community.the impact has been both practical and transformative. Our waste management initiative has led to the installation of recycling and waste disposal stations across villages, paired with community-driven awareness campaigns that reduce pollution and promote sustainable habits. In education, early childhood programs and learning through play sessions have nurtured the growth and creativity of children aged 3-4, while workshops for parents and teachers continue to strengthen early learning practices. On the health front, our team has worked alongside…

   $5,400 spentof which $5,400 as grants
   9% of program spending

4. Mexico - coral reef restoration and conservation in mexico thailand - elephant welfare and sustainable income for rural seychelles - coral reef conservation in seychelles south africa - anti-poaching and wildlife conservation quality education in madagascarrainforest & turtle conservation in costa rica tenerife

   $6,765 spentof which $6,765 as grants
   11% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990-EZ. Program spending in total: $61,294.