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About Us : The Colombian Peace Fund (CPF) is a non-profit organization under the Title 501(c) (3) of the United States IRS Code, organized by Colombians, Colombian-Americans, and other supporters living in the United States. The purpose of the Foundation is to increase awareness of the Colombian humanitarian crisis brought by the approximately four (4) million internally displaced persons, as a result of decades of internal conflict, and to raise funds for the benefit of those internally displaced families and communities in Colombia. The disbursement of funds is done through a competitive grant writing process with awards made to non-profit organizations that are actively providing direct services to those internally displaced persons. The selection process takes place after receipt of applications by the different provider organizations. To qualify for funding, non-profit organizations are required to submit proposals in the areas of health services, education, work force development, and housing and shelter.
One of the strategies promoted by CPF is to solicit supporters to dedicate and donate one day of their salary for the relief of displaced persons who desperately need assistance in the aforementioned areas of emphasis.
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Now is the time to do something for Colombia!
VISION
The Colombian Peace Fund (CPF) raises and distributes financial resources to support efforts of non-profit organizations in Colombia that deal directly with Internally Displaced Persons to improve their conditions in the areas of health, education, housing and work force development.
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We aspire to see these families living and thriving in safe and healthy environments, where children can attend schools to learn without fear of harm; where parents can obtain training that will lead them to productive and gainful work to support their families; and where health services are available and affordable.
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MISSION |
To organize fundraising efforts among Colombian-Americans, Colombians and sympathizers of Colombia on a local, regional, national, and international levels to channel donations to established non-profit organizations who are providing assistance and support to displaced Colombian communities, families, and individuals affected by violence.
Specific and designated areas of emphasis to receive aid grants will be those related to education, health care, work force development, and housing and shelter.
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Board of Directors
JORGE E. FIGUEREDO, MPP
President
ERNESTO AFRICANO, M.D.
Vice-President
(AVAILABLE)
Secretary
EDGAR GONZALEZ, P. E.
Treasurer
Directors:
ALBERTO GOMEZ, LILIANA QUINTANA
ORLANDO RESTREPO, OSIEL TAPASCO,
GIOMAR SILVA
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Founding Members
Ernesto Africano, M.D.
Claudia Campos, MHS
Jorge Figueredo, MPP
Alberto Gomez
Edgar A. Gonzalez, P. E.
Luis Carlos Mosquera
Carlos Naranjo
Liliana Quintana
Maria del Pilar Ortiz
Orlando Restrepo
Daniel Rocha (qepd) (RIP)
Carlos Alberto Serna
Osiel Tapasco |
Past Members
LUIS CARLOS MOSQUERA
CARLOS NARANJO
DANIEL ROCHA (qepd) (RIP)
CARLOS SERNA
Independent Evaluation Commitee
LUIS CARLOS MOSQUERA
CARLOS NARANJO
CARLOS SERNA OSIEL |
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