Garcia Family Foundation

Garcia Family Foundation We supports programs and organizations within the United States and in Brazil.

We hope to inspire learning and in particular to motivate, help, and address underserved communities with financial needs to attain access to education, art and culture. The Garcia Family Foundation was established in 2015 as a private philanthropic foundation in order to promote and enhance cultural, educational and artistic appreciation of the world. It is our purpose to support those persons and entities involved in these pursuits in order to develop and enhance the preservation, maintenance, research, interpretation, dissemination and charitable impact of cultural, educational, and artistic traditions and institutions in countries including but not limited to the United States and Brazil.

Brazil’s patron saint portrayed by woodcut master J. Borges. What stands out to you in this piece?
10/12/2026

Brazil’s patron saint portrayed by woodcut master J. Borges. What stands out to you in this piece?

“A decade of building educational and art bridges between Brazil and the US. Grateful for those years, excited for what’...
10/09/2026

“A decade of building educational and art bridges between Brazil and the US. Grateful for those years, excited for what’s ahead.”

Renata Garcia | Director / President / Chairman

Christopher Nolan's film revived a 2,500-year-old question: which Odyssey is the real one? American classicists say ther...
10/07/2026

Christopher Nolan's film revived a 2,500-year-old question: which Odyssey is the real one? American classicists say there never was a single original. The answer runs from Homer to Harvard. Full story in bio.

Permanent Collection Series  #01MoMA, New York. A crescent moon, undulating hills, and a solitary cactus-like figure roo...
10/05/2026

Permanent Collection Series #01

MoMA, New York. A crescent moon, undulating hills, and a solitary cactus-like figure rooted in a stream of water. Tarsila do Amaral painted The Moon in 1928, the peak year of her career. It became the first painting by the artist to enter MoMA's collection.

Check our Link in bio to read the curators' conversation about the work.

What's the one question you wish someone had answered before you applied to GFF Living Expenses Scholarship? Tell us in ...
10/02/2026

What's the one question you wish someone had answered before you applied to GFF Living Expenses Scholarship? Tell us in the comments!

“A decade of building educational and art bridges between Brazil and the US. Grateful for those years, excited for what’...
09/30/2026

“A decade of building educational and art bridges between Brazil and the US. Grateful for those years, excited for what’s ahead.”

Renata Garcia | Director / President / Chairman

What if every girl had access to tech education? Tech Girls Global makes it their mission. On Women's Equality Day, we c...
09/26/2026

What if every girl had access to tech education? Tech Girls Global makes it their mission. On Women's Equality Day, we celebrate organizations closing the gap, building confidence, creating pathways. Supporting women in STEM isn't just equality, it's essential for innovation.

Learn more via the Link in bio and follow

Meet the 'Statue of Three Lies,' John Harvard's statue in Harvard Yard. The likeness isn't really him, he wasn't the col...
09/24/2026

Meet the 'Statue of Three Lies,' John Harvard's statue in Harvard Yard. The likeness isn't really him, he wasn't the college's founder, and even the inscribed date is wrong. Fittingly, the university also teaches the real art of persuasion: a free rhetoric course, open now on edX. A good place to sharpen public speaking, an essential skill for anyone studying or hoping to study in the US.
Link in bio.

Did humans invent art, or did art invent humanity? Dive into how ancient cave paintings, ecstatic truth, and radical bea...
09/23/2026

Did humans invent art, or did art invent humanity?

Dive into how ancient cave paintings, ecstatic truth, and radical beauty reveal that art isn't just a human creation, it is the very lens through which we discover our place in the world.

Read more in the link in bio.

MASP opens Histórias Latino-Americanas, five floors, 187 works by 148 artists from 20 countries, tracing Latin American ...
09/19/2026

MASP opens Histórias Latino-Americanas, five floors, 187 works by 148 artists from 20 countries, tracing Latin American history from the colonial era to today. On view through January 31. Link in bio.

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