Global Human Rights Charity has been approved for a Google for Nonprofits grant. "The Google for Nonprofits grant will allow Global Human Rights Charity to grow," declared Ricardo Santiago Soto, MBA. "Our nonprofit needs volunteers and donations to serve the Arizona community." Global Human Rights Charity won the grant after a review of its newly redesigned website, which includes a high-impact mission statement. Global Human Rights Charity is focused on helping low-income high school graduates to obtain a job and go on to college through its Certificate in Capitalism and Investments scholarship. Source: https://youtu.be/NcznYkCjkSg
Global Human Rights Charity applied to The HS Lopez Family Foundation today for the amount of $12,000 to be used for universal human rights education for adult learners in the state of Arizona.
Global Human Rights Charity submitted a Letter of Inquiry to the Department of Education's From Seedings to Scale Grants Program, particularly SPEED at Scale Phase One topic for $1,500,000 year 1.
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