
OUR MISSION & VISION
Project E3: English, Education, Empowerment
ENGLISH
Global virtual school
English as Second Language (ESL)
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Brick and Mortar Operation
EDUCATION
Scholarships
Anwar Mandani Scholarship Program, Tajikistan
WEF-HU MBA Scholarship USA, India, Pakistan and Tajikistan p
Literacy Program at St.Placid’s School, Bangladesh
Global Early Childhood Development Programs
WEF BEGINNINGS
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For many years, Connie and Kamal Daya provided modest financial support to various orphanages, hostels, and schools. A trip to Asia in 2004 brought them face-to-face with the urgent needs of many institutions and they pledged to get engaged and ‘do more’.
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The Connie and Kamal Daya Gift Fund of The Dallas Foundation invited others who share their vision to participate in the initiatives designed to benefit under-served children and youth.
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Soon, WEF started in 2009, with a generous donation from the Connie & Kamal Daya Gift Fund of The Dallas Foundation.
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During the last many years the organization has been helping the poorest of the poor and over 10,000+ children and youth have benefited from different projects of WEF.
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OUR PARTNERS
OUR SPONSORS
Global Virtual School (GVS)
- Rotary Club of Edmonton Mayfield. Canada • Rotary Club of Edmonton South. Canada
- The Million Dollar Roundtable (MDRT). USA
- Henry and Suzanne Herzing. USA
- Herzing Educational Foundation. USA
- The Gold Family Foundation. USA
- Margit and Erwin Herrick Charitable Family Fund at Vanguard. USA
The Anwar Mandani Rising Stars Educational and Residential Scholarship Program at Aga Khan Lycee School Tajikistan
- AISA Family Fund. USA
In-School Language Labs Program
- Helping Hands Ladies Group. Carrollton TX. USA
Global Early Childhood Development Program
- Ramzan and Zamila Karimi Family. USA • AISA Family Fund. USA
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