Anadarko Petroleum Corporation is committed to investing in the communities in which it lives and works. Active in Algeria for more than 25 years, Anadarko supports World Learning’s workforce development programs such as the Algiers STEAM Center and the Ouargla University Career Center.

The Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation supports nonprofit organizations that benefit Swedish education, culture, and arts, including providing scholarships to students participating in The Experiment in International Living.

Boeing is committed to helping children and youth achieve their potential through educational enrichment and support programs that promote academic success, independence, and economic sustainability. Boeing supports World Learning’s STE(A)M initiatives in Algeria and Egypt.

Cisco empowers social change agents with technology and expertise in order to accelerate global problem-solving to benefit people, society, and the planet. World Learning has partnered with Cisco to establish technology training programs that are improving economic opportunities for youth in Mexico, Myanmar, and Pakistan. World Learning is also leveraging Cisco’s next-generation virtual meeting technology to connect our teams around the world.

Since 2005, Google has worked to extend the reach of nonprofit innovators and connect them with a unique blend of support that includes funding, tools, and volunteers from around Google. World Learning works with Google and other public and private partners to bring together high school girls from across Africa and the U.S. to learn about the fields of science, technology, engineering, arts & design, and mathematics as part of the WiSci (Women in Science) Girls STEAM Camp.

The Hilda & Preston Davis Foundation provides funds to charitable organizations whose programs advance the development of all areas of the lives of children and young adults. To that end, the Foundation has provided scholarships to students participating in The Experiment in International Living.

The Intel Foundation supports strategic funding of evidence-based, data-driven collaborative solutions that advance the inclusion of socially marginalized and disadvantaged groups, creating pathways toward a more just society with opportunities for all. World Learning works with Intel and other public and private partners to bring together high school girls from across Africa and the U.S. to learn about the fields of science, technology, engineering, arts & design, and mathematics as part of the WiSci (Women in Science) Girls STEAM Camp.

The Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Foundation’s mission is to make a measurable difference, of lasting value, on important issues affecting the fundamental quality of human lives. The Foundation supports Experiment in International Living scholarship programs in New York.

One of the oldest financial institutions in the United States, JPMorgan Chase’s philanthropic mission is to enable more people to contribute to and share in the rewards of a growing economy. World Learning and JPMorgan Chase teamed up to design a custom Experiment in International Living program in South Africa for 110 young men of color enrolled in The Fellowship Initiative, a high school mentoring program.

KeyBank Foundation supports organizations and programs that aim to prepare individuals for successful futures. It has launched a Vermont-area scholarship program for the The Experiment in International Living.

The Medtronic Foundation focuses on expanding access to healthcare for the underserved worldwide and supporting healthy communities. Medtronic is providing Experiment in International Living Leadership Institute scholarships for students of color living in its home city of Minneapolis.

The MoneyGram Foundation’s mission is to ensure all children around the world gain better access to educational facilities and learning resources; it has supported World Learning’s work in Ethiopia, Lebanon, and, most recently, in Pakistan, where it is helping World Learning produce and distribute 15,000 educational books to school libraries across the country.

The Putnam Foundation is a charitable trust that funds historic preservation, cultural enhancement, youth programs, ecological maintenance, and education. It is supporting World Learning’s Digital Young Leaders Exchange Program (DYLEP) program, a virtual exchange between students in the U.S. and Iraq.

The Roy A. Hunt Foundation supports the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh’s Global Travel Scholarship Program, which sends high school students abroad with The Experiment in International Living.

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation supports creative people, effective institutions, and influential networks building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. As part of its commitment to its home city of Chicago, the foundation provides Experiment in International Living Leadership Institute scholarships to young men of color living in the Chicago area.

The Venable Foundation supports a wide range of civic, cultural, and charitable endeavors. It provides scholarships to New York City-based students participating in The Experiment in International Living.

The William Bingham Foundation works for a world that is environmentally self-sustaining; seeks to strengthen civil society and its institutions; educates others in the values and practices of philanthropy, community service, and stewardship; and seeks to build a sense of community among ourselves and with the world we share. The Foundation is a generous supporter of The Experiment Leadership Institute.

The Woodlawn Foundation’s mission is to bring about civic betterment and social improvements and promote the common good and general welfare of the people of the San Francisco Bay Area, including offering generous scholarships to students participating in The Experiment in International Living.