EDUCATION
WITHOUT
BARRIERS
“Education has always been a fundamental value in our family. Access to education empowers individuals with knowledge and skills, fosters critical thinking, promotes social awareness, and contributes to security and economic growth.
Education can help bridge socioeconomic gaps by providing opportunities for upward mobility, promoting understanding, tolerance, and a more equal and inclusive society.
As a Foundation, it is our great hope that funding education opportunities for others will contribute to a more peaceful and secure world.”
– Cheri Beck
Education is one of the most powerful tools to shape the future. It fuels ambition, expands opportunities, and helps people build lives that are both fulfilling and secure.
This year, we’re prioritizing efforts to support:
Expanding access to learning opportunities for kids in the U.S., ensuring that all children, regardless of background, can access education, arts, sports, and enrichment experiences that set them up for long-term success.
Investing in education as an equalizer internationally, helping students unlock future opportunities by ensuring access to quality teachers, learning environments, and the tools they need to thrive.
We believe education is as fundamental as a roof over your head—one of the most essential tools for a successful life. By removing barriers and creating opportunities, we aim to ensure that every learner, no matter their starting point, can dream big and build the future they imagine for themselves.
Banner photo: International Rescue Committee
MEET OUR
GRANTEES
We partner with organizations that turn bold ideas into action, creating lasting impact in the communities they serve. Explore the organizations we support and the work they’re leading.
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The mission of the International Rescue Committee is to help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster, including the climate crisis, to survive, recover and gain control over their future.
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We believe the early years are formative for every child. As refugees and new Americans build their lives in Salt Lake City, we want to ensure their children have the same chance at success as any other child. That’s why we’ve been proud to support the International Rescue Committee’s early childhood development program for several years.