Donate to FSD
The Foundation for Sustainable Development (FSD) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 to support underserved, international communities in a collaborative and sustainable manner. We work in nine regions throughout Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Our model incorporates three overlapping programs:
(1) Grantmaking to Community-Driven Projects and Capacity Building
One hundred percent of donations and grants given to FSD are used to support sustainable projects and capacity building initiatives led by our partner organizations, site teams, interns, and volunteers.(2) Facilitating Sustainable Change Within Community-Based Organizations
Our professional field staff, consultants, and program participants provide on-site technical training, capacity building, and networking opportunities to more than 200 community-based organizations.(3) Sustainable Development Training Programs for Interns and Volunteers
FSD provides comprehensive training and immersion programs for interns and volunteers who seek hands-on development experience in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Program participants come from countless professions and more than 300 universities worldwide to collaborate with our partner organizations on community-driven projects that reflect sustainable principles.Our mission is to partner with philanthropists, activists, institutions, and corporations to create sustainable solutions for social justice, health equity, environmental sustainability, and economic growth in the developing world. We offer a diverse portfolio of opportunities for you to engage in the change you wish to see in the world. Please join us in our global effort.
To make a donation to FSD's Project Development and Capacity Building Fund, please click here:
To make a donation to FSD's Professional Development Fund, please click here:
We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization (Tax ID/EIN: 56-1938284) so donations are 100 percent tax deductible for U.S. citizens. Please consider making a financial contribution to FSD today.
