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The ACTS Charitable Foundation is distinct from business and government in that we blend private enterprises with public purposes. In an effort to strengthen and enhance our capabilities and involvement, the Foundation searches for core projects and programs with unique opportunities to connect directly with specific needs identified in targeted geographical areas. Currently we are enthusiastically supporting and partnering with the following programs:

Freedom Farm Complex

Help us build multi-purpose recreation and educational community centers for veterans and their families throughout the US. You can help! In partnership with Light of the World Ministries. .

Global Run for Orphans

There are millions of orphans worldwide. Some of these orphans have lost one parent, some both, and some are virtual orphans that have been turned out onto the streets by their families. . .

Education & Job Training

We offer comprehensive Job Training Programs designed to improve the employment status of those looking for work including disadvantaged young adults, dislocated workers, and individuals. .

Center for Global Action

The ACTS Charitable Foundation (Foundation) operates in the public interest, taking on social and humanitarian objectives as its primary goals. The Center has a strong interest in proposals that align with the Foundation's work.

Cause Marketeers

Are you driven by a social mission, a desire to find innovative ways to solve social problems? If so, YOU are a social entrepreneur and WE NEED YOU!

Emergency Homes of America

Over the past few years, the global humanitarian community has been working to develop solutions that offer disaster and conflict-affected families a more durable shelter than the tents traditionally provided. Tents can be appropriate in certain circumstances. Yet, they do not last long enough to protect families until longer-term reconstruction options are available.

Global Housing Initiative

Urban slums are the fastest growing human habitat. The UN projects that by 2030, this number will triple: well over three billion people will live in urban slums. A nightmare for slum-dwellers, a dark cloud over their children’s future, a powder keg for cities’ management and health, a drain on national productivity and economic growth.