Application Areas

The Humanitarian Forgivable Loan Program enables a U.S. Private Foundation to donate assets to eligible non-profits and federal governments in U.S. partner countries. In return, the Foundation receives a tax receipt under U.S. laws. The donation is structured as a forgivable loan, meaning the assets are only finalized once the infrastructure or equipment is fully completed and delivered.

Health

Construction, including plans, land, buildings, and equipment. Remodeling of existing constructions (e.g., electrical, gas, oxygen installations). Equipment projects: The program prioritizes appropriate, high-quality equipment, including maintenance services and spare parts.

Health

Education

Construction, including plans, land, buildings, and equipment. Remodeling of existing constructions (e.g., electrical and water installations). Equipment projects: Focus on providing the best equipment for each need.

Education

Retiree Housing

Construction of housing centers for retirees. Facilities such as emergency care clinics, classrooms, swimming pools, and sports fields. Furniture and equipment for operational needs.

Retiree Housing

Construction of housing centers for retirees. Facilities such as emergency care clinics, classrooms, swimming pools, and sports fields. Furniture and equipment for operational needs.

Natural Resources

Water: Construction of water treatment plants to bring drinking water to remote or climate-affected communities.

Waste: Construction and equipment for proper solid waste management.

Energy: Development and implementation of renewable energy solutions, including solar, wind, and other sustainable energy technologies to power communities and infrastructure.