We Are Family Foundation

“Mark barondess nile rodgers vice-chair chairman business relationship nancy hunt nile rodgers president chairman business relationship”

“It was provided via email to all members of the board of directors”

“On a annual basis each board member discloses and confirms if any conflicts exist.”

“We research comparability data from a credible contemporaneous source: the salary survey of members of the nonprofit coordinating committee. This information is presented to the treasurer who evaluates it, makes recommendations, and then presents it to the full board. The board discusses and votes on the recommendations. Waff president, nancy hunt, abstains from voting.”

“We research comparability data from a credible contemporaneous source: the salary survey of members of the nonprofit coordinating committee. This information is presented to the treasurer who evaluates it, makes recommendations, and then presents it to the full board. The board discusses and votes on the recommendations. Waff president, nancy hunt, abstains from voting.”

“UPON REQUEST”

“Youth to the table problems that span generations require leadership that does too. That is the guiding statement we are family foundation (waff) followed in creating youth to the table (yttt). As a transformative leader in the youth leadership space, waff created yttt to provide this generation with seatsat c-suite level decision-making tables around the world to share theirunique perspectives in critical conversations. Waff works with organizations and corporate partners to curate youth-held positions/appointees to participate in the hard conversations and critical decisions of our time. In 2024, waff youth delegates from 13 countries on six continents participated in five major global convenings: world economic forum 24 (wef24) in davos, switzerland; united nations general assembly 79 (unga79) in new york city; united nations climate change conference 16 (biodiversity conference) in cali, colombia; unfccc 29 (cop29) in baku, azerbaijan; and unesco's global forum against racism and discrimination in barcelona, spain. Their participation included consulting, speaking, facilitating, and one-on-one collaborations with high-level leaders across both public and private sectors to help shape decisions and policies worldwide. The 2024 waff youth delegates have expertise in: ai & ai ethics, food systems, circular economy, environmental policy, human & children's rights, infectious diseases, gender equity, energy, peace & security, education, water systems, public policy, science & technology innovation, indigenous practices & advocacy, research, entrepreneurship, stem equality & advocacy, employment opportunity, biodiversity, environmental justice, conservation, mental health, and grassroots mobilization. Youth to the table - global study on intergenerational collaboration (igc). In collaboration with the vienna university of economics and business, we are family foundation (waff) conducted a groundbreaking global study entitled "collaborating across generations: insights, challenges and best practices." the study focused on global viewpoints and characteristics that are most important for meaningful and impactful collaboration across generations. The study's findings were officially launched at london climate action week in may 2024 and presented on cnn international. Waff has presented and discussed the study at leading global convenings, including cop29, unga79, climate week nyc, cop16, and wef24-and with organizations such as the un foundation, duke university, brooklyn college, and virgin unite, among others. The study has reached a global audience of thousands from 105 countries engaging with the online report, reflecting its resonance and relevance across sectors and borders.”

“Youth to the front fund: as a leader in the youth space, we are family foundation (waff) created the youth to the front fund (yttff) in 2020 to fund and support bipoc (black, indigenous, people of color) and bipoc-ally youth activists, youth-led organizations, projects, innovations, and creative solutions that are at the forefront of fighting systemic racism, inequity, and injustice in the united states and around the world. We call them "frontliners." since its inception, yttff has funded the transformative work of frontliners under the age of 30 from 51 countries across six continents and 21 u.s. States, spanning sectors including education reform, disability justice, technology, public advocacy, environmental justice, health, refugee support, and lgbtq+ rights. To date, 110 projects have received funding and support, advancing work in areas such as indigenous knowledge protection, climate restoration, holistic healing, food justice, policy reform, and anti-racism in schools. U.s.-based projects represent communities in arizona, california, colorado, florida, georgia, illinois, louisiana, maryland, massachusetts, minnesota, missouri, new jersey, new mexico, new york, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, tennessee, texas, washington, and washington, d.c. Yttff cultivates a space where young bipoc and bipoc-ally thinkers, creatives, and activists can engage and share their perspectives, rooted in necessity, passion, and creativity. Their approaches emphasize restoration, recreation, and reclaiming, drawing on indigenous knowledge, intergenerational organizing, and collective mobilization. Frontliners report that waff's support has increased recognition of their work and opened doors to further funding and partnerships. In 2023, waff launched a targeted call for "the creatives"-a new yttff track for youth using art and creative expression to fight systemic injustice. The 2024 class includes frontliners from 19 countries across five continents who are under-30 artivists, collectives, cultural storytellers, creative organizers, heritage keepers, holistic health practitioners, and community leaders reshaping cultural narratives and using creativity to confront injustice. Over two "the creatives" cohorts, yttff has supported 45 creative-led projects in 15 countries on six continents. Yttff supports "the creatives" by: 1. Providing funding and resources for exhibitions, bold movements, and program initiatives that confront systemic inequalities. 2. Cultivating a community of creative organizers and cultural storytellers, fostering solidarity and exchange. 3. Supporting artists and collectives through cross-networking and collaborations with critical thought and social justice partners. Through this evolving program, yttff continues to champion the power of creativity and activism as a force for structural change, cultural preservation, and narrative transformation.”

“Three dot dash three dot dash, a flagship program of we are family foundation, empowers teenagers who identify urgent problems in their communities and design unique solutions to address them. Each participant is supported through an annual summit where they build skills, connect with exceptional leaders, and collaborate with peers, followed by a yearlong mentorship with an expert in their field. Launched in 2008, the program hosted 11 in-person summits in new york city before pivoting online during the covid-19 pandemic to deliver three virtual summits between 2020 and 2022. In 2024, waff relaunched three dot dash, beginning with expanded outreach and applications that significantly increased the global applicant pool. The 2025 summit, held for the first time outside of the united states in stockholm, sweden, was designed in 2024 with a refreshed curriculum, a diverse roster of speakers, and streamlined application and review systems to improve efficiency and accessibility.”

“OTHER”

“Professional fees 205,372 59,276 75,305 other professional fees 849 5,577 328 total 206,221 64,853 75,633”