MaryJoe Humanitarian Foundation

25/06/2026

MaryJoe Foundation Receives $4,000 Bucks Innovation and Improvement Grant from Foundations Community Partnership

Levittown, Pennsylvania – June 2026 Dr. Tobi Bruhn, CEO of Foundations Community Partnership (FCP), presents a $4,000 Bucks Innovation and Improvement Grant (BIIG) award to Alice Joseph, Founder and President of MaryJoe Foundation, in support of the Bucks County Girls Empowerment and Dignity Initiative MaryJoe Foundation is honored and excited to announce that we have been awarded a $4,000 Bucks Innovation and Improvement Grant (BIIG) – Spring 2026…...

MaryJoe Foundation proudly announces the receipt of a $4,000 Bucks Innovation and Improvement Grant from Foundations Community Partnership

27/05/2026

MaryJoe Foundation sincerely appreciates Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick and his amazing team for reaching out to us promptly regarding our request for the Washington, DC tour and congressional reservations.

We are grateful for your support, professionalism, and commitment to community engagement and youth educational opportunities.

Thank you for helping make this experience possible for our students, volunteers, and community members.

09/05/2026

08/05/2026

The MaryJoe Foundation Participates in IMRF 2026 at the United Nations in New York

The MaryJoe Foundation was honored to participate in the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) 2026 held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, joining global leaders, civil society organizations, policymakers, and advocates in advancing dialogue on safe, orderly, and regular migration. The Foundation was represented by an esteemed delegation committed to promoting human dignity, equity, and inclusive migration systems....

The MaryJoe Foundation participated in IMRF 2026 at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, advocating for dignity, inclusion, and support for vulnerable communities worldwide.

04/05/2026

MaryJoe Foundation at IMRF 2026 United Nations

We are proud to share that MaryJoe Foundation contributed to the Second International Migration Review Forum (IMRF 2026)!

Represented by Paola M. Güell, we joined global leaders to advocate for migration systems rooted in human dignity, equity, and shared responsibility.

Through our work in the United States and Nigeria—impacting over 1,000 migrants—we continue to see the urgent need to support women, children, and vulnerable families with access to:
✔️ Education
✔️ Healthcare
✔️ Economic opportunities

💡 At the forum, we highlighted 3 key priorities:
1️⃣ Access to basic services for all migrants
2️⃣ Stronger support for grassroots organizations
3️⃣ Collaboration between governments, institutions, and communities

We also reaffirmed our commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, especially:
✨ Gender Equality (SDG 5)
📚 Quality Education (SDG 4)
⚖️ Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10)

🤝 Together, we can build migration systems that are inclusive, safe, and humane.

23/04/2026