The Forgotten International

Over the next several years, The Forgotten International plans to establish over 20 donor groups that will help fund a variety of projects in this country and in countries across the world. These donor groups provide resources that go towards programs that improve the health, education and daily lives of impoverished women and children.

In addition, we assist individuals interested in giving their time to needy organizations world-wide for a minimum of two months. These commited individuals offer a priceless resource, their time and professional expertise.

By simply bringing together those who can help with those who need help, and offering a mutual exchange of experiences, we have the potential for transforming thousands, if not millions of lives. This is work The Forgotten International helps to facilitate.

  Kusumpur Village School in India was given much-needed resources during a TFI group visit in 2006.

Visit our Programs page to learn more about this and other projects. Also check our Future Projects page to see how you can help with TFI's up-coming  programs.

Donor groups can easily get involved in the work of TFI. The prospective group is given an introductory presentation about our organization and its sponsored programs.  The group members then decide whether or not they wish to participate. If they decide to get involved, they elect a steering committee to organize its members and select a country in which they would like to work.

TFI will then facilitate a visit to their country of choice, where they will be introduced to a variety of different projects and organizations in need of resources.

When the group returns from their fact-finding visit, they decide which projects or community they wish to help and then implement a plan on how to do so.

Our organization will act as a liaison between the donor group and its chosen organizations, making all necessary financial arrangements, monitoring the progress of projects throughout the year and in years to come, seeking out new projects and, above all, ensuring that all donor funds are used in the manner for which they are intended.