CHF International

Mission

CHF International's mission is to be a catalyst for long-lasting positive change in low- and moderate-income communities around the world, helping them to improve their social, economic and environmental conditions.

Programs

Programs address economic development, community revitalization, microfinance and job creation, conflict mitigation, infrastructure building, and gender, crafts sector, and cooperative development.

Funded Projects on GlobalGiving

Earthquake Response in Peru	Assistance for Iraqi Elementary and High Schools	Provide Water Pumps to Iraqi Farmers	Provide Equipment for Business Centers
Urgent Appeal for Emergency Relief in Lebanon	Assistance for Internally Displaced Families	Helping Artisans in Tsunami-stricken Aceh	Psychosocial and Economic Support in Kashmir
Improve Wheelchair Access to Government Buildings

Personnel Overview

Randy Lyness - Regional Director for Latin America
Randy oversees the effective implementation of CHF International's programs through Latin America and the Caribbean, which includes the management of CHF's humanitarian response team in Peru. The team will include long-time professionals from throughout the CHF community who can rapidly assess the damage and identify key needs on the ground.

Personnel Statistics

Michael E. Doyle,
CEO and President
Founded in 1952
Employees: 2500
Volunteers: 30

Financial Statistics

Budget (2008): $ 277,039,480
Budget (2007): $ 210,945,797
Overhead: 9 %
Other funding sources:
Religious Affiliation: