| The Global ShareResource Foundation (GSRF) has its beginnings in 2001 from a small group of professionals from different cultural origins and religious affiliations with a common desire to share their resources in ways that will contribute to the effort of reducing global poverty. This bond manifested in 2003 as a New York incorporated 501 (c)(3) tax exempt entity and adopted a campaign mission of "Helping the Poor Respond to Opportunity." |
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In 2006, GSRF sponsored & assisted projects in Afghanistan, Ecuador, Philippines, Madagascar Haiti, Senegal and Mozambique. |
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Map shows people living on less than $1 a day, (1984-2001) which, in the deep red areas represents 50% or more of the population from the UNDP report. |
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Since its founding in 2001, the Global ShareResource Foundation (GSRF) has grown in terms of contributions to its non-profit organization partners: |
- Afghanistan. Partner the Organization for the Advancement of Afghan Women, a New York-based organization with projects in Kabul -- the school reconstruction and maintenance in Aymini and the Moshwani Clinic in Kabul.
- Ecuador. The Basque Missionary has had its roots in Ecuador since 1948. The projects are the Vocational School in Babahoyo and the Vegetable Gardens in Vinces.
- Philippines. Gawad Kalinga, a successful nationwide effort to provide slum dwellers decent home environment sustained by corollary livelihood skills training. The Chosen Children Village, a safe haven for abandoned children with physical and mental disabilities. The Aeta Resettlement in Zambales, where children of the minorities are given elementary education.
- Nicaragua. Hogar Luceros del Amanecer is a school providing educational and social services to at-risk children and their families in Camoapa, Nicaragua. It provides supplemental education to enable students to enter and stay in school.
- Haiti. Diaspora Community Services. GSRF participation is for the establishment of the Haitian Family Health Center in April 2007.
Madagascar Church of Jesus Christ in Madagascar (FJKM), a member for Council of World mission, engages in literacy and vocational education training, village health centers and orphanage.
- GSRF contribution to the Surgeons of Hope for medical missions that provide pediatric surgery to the unfortunate children in Cambodia, Mozambique and Senegal.
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2004-2005 Activity Report. Click here to view report. |
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2003-2004 Activity Report. Click here to view report. |
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The $5 Online Campaign. Click here for details. |
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Rationale: |
 Against these conditions The Global ShareResource Foundation, (GSRF) was formed as one among the many organizations and individuals involved in a global effort to reduce world poverty. It aims to align with immigrants and nationals from the poverty-stricken countries to assist low-income communities in the homeland. The collective and shared resources of cross-nationals channeled towards small economic-oriented activities in small villages all add up to alleviate the hardship of a few.
As these small efforts expand, poverty is gradually reduced, help create global stability, contribute to better public health and prosperity, minimize crises and conflicts and lay the ground for peaceful co-existence. |
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| The Global ShareResource Foundation would like to thank the following corporations for their continued support: |
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