Education
Better World Education
CUPERTINO, CA
Total revenue
$932K
Total expenses
$115K
Net assets
$844K
Grants received
$138K
4 grants
EIN
873333844
Tax year
2024
Mission
BWE has been continuing to provide quality education to disadvantaged groups around the world and increase awareness of struggles for vulnerable groups. The organization has been using social media platforms to engage disadvantaged people, including Cambodian refugees. BWE is sharing useful guides to vulnerable individuals and providing limited grants to provide necessaries to those underprivileged groups. BWE's dedication to fostering education and awareness extends beyond borders, reaching out to marginalized communities globally. Through strategic utilization of social media platforms, the organization actively engages with Cambodian refugees and other disadvantaged populations, offering valuable resources and guidance. Moreover, BWE's commitment to making a tangible difference is exemplified through the provision of limited grants, ensuring that essential needs are met for those facing social and economic challenges.
Programs
1 program
Ukrainian refugee resettlement support program: (1) Volunteer Coordination: Help organize and coordinate volunteers who want to contribute their time and skills to support refugees. This may involve recruiting, training, and scheduling volunteers for various tasks. (2) Language Support: Offer language assistance to refugees who may need help navigating their new environment, accessing services, or communicating with authorities. This could include language interpretation or translation services. (3) Housing Assistance: Assist in finding and securing temporary or permanent housing for refugees, whether through liaising with landlords, organizing housing placements, or providing guidance on housing options. (4) Employment Support: Help refugees with job searches, resume writing, interview preparation, and connecting them with employment opportunities or vocational training programs to help them become self-sufficient. (5) Cultural Orientation: Provide cultural orientation sessions to help refugees understand the customs, norms, and laws of their new country, as well as practical information about accessing healthcare, education, and other essential services. (6) Psychosocial Support: Provide emotional support, counseling, or referrals to mental health services for refugees who may be experiencing trauma, stress, or adjustment difficulties. (7) Community Integration: Organize social events, cultural exchange programs, or community activities to help refugees build connections, foster friendships, and integrate into their new communities. (8) Advocacy and Awareness: Advocate for policies and initiatives that support refugees' rights and well-being, and raise awareness about their plight and needs within the broader community. (9) Fundraising and Donations: Coordinate fundraising efforts or donation drives to collect essential items such as clothing, hygiene products, school supplies, or financial contributions to support the resettlement efforts.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
6 listed
Ronghe Chen
Chief Financial Officer
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10 hrs/wk
Adam S
Vice President
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10 hrs/wk
Xuhui Wang
Chief Executive Officer
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15 hrs/wk
John K
Director
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5 hrs/wk
Jack Wang
Secretary
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10 hrs/wk
John S
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Grants received
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Funded by
$138K from 2 funders · 4 grants · 2021–2023
$136K · 2 grants · 2022–2023
$2K · 2 grants · 2021–2022