What is CIFC’s history, mission, services, and structure? What are the key humanitarian issues CIFC is working to solve?


Collective Impacts Foundation conducts activities with and through a communal (shared) network approach comprised of multiple disciplines in route to positive approaches in addressing complex domestic/ global issues which provide deliberate social value to communities of need by way of mentoring, STEM, mental health, nutritional resources, fighting homelessness and the causes thereof, incentivizing networks that prevent recidivism in the prison system(s), residential home repairs (painting, lawn care, damage repair to financially challenged residential property), and elderly assistance domestically and globally. These activities shall be conducted by a network of social networks which target the critical need. Activities will be conducted within the community of need by the use of various targeted community engagement and leadership workshops for a public purpose. We expect the foundation to grow. Collective Impacts Foundation is allocating 100 percent of the total time to establish long-term relationships with leaders and residential community members. Relationships are long-term relationships built from networks of social networks with stable leadership which promote the needs of the intellectual development of the community domestically and
globally amidst an increasingly diverse populous. The activity will be funded by each social network 100 percent and will be continued in its sustainment in the future via (donations, fees, and grants) with an overall 75 percent of the expenses allocated to these activities. This activity furthers our exempt purposes by allowing Collective Impacts Foundation to dive deeper into the community of diverse needs and present incentives for positive community growth in critically challenged locations.