Donor & Funder Center
Fund measurable community impact with ACSIS
ACSIS Corporation provides donors, foundations, institutional funders, corporate partners, and community supporters with a clear pathway to review programs, understand organizational experience, support priority needs, and contact ACSIS for partnership and funding discussions.
15,000+people historically welcomed through ACSIS community reception and support activities, based on ACSIS institutional records for the referenced period.
5,000+survivors and vulnerable persons historically referred for services and support, based on ACSIS institutional records.
3,500+completed follow-up cases historically reported by ACSIS during the referenced program period.
Why fund ACSIS
- Community-based implementation experience in Haiti and organizational operations in Delaware.
- Program areas include immigration support, child protection, GBV prevention, humanitarian assistance, human rights, education, women’s empowerment, mental-health referral, and community development.
- Multilingual community access and direct service navigation.
- Public donation pathways and institutional contact channels.
Transparency & Accountability
- ACSIS presents its nonprofit status, governance information, program history, leadership, contact information, and public service channels on this website.
- Program claims are presented with dates and institutional context where available.
- Donors may contact ACSIS for supporting documentation, project budgets, implementation plans, and reporting requirements.
- Sensitive personal or beneficiary information is not published as donor-facing proof.
What funders can request
- Project concept note and detailed proposal.
- Program budget and use-of-funds framework.
- Implementation timeline and target population.
- Monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning indicators.
- Governance and organizational documentation appropriate to due diligence.
Priority funding pathways
These funding pathways connect directly to ACSIS mission areas and current community needs. Final budgets, targets, and grant deliverables can be adapted to each funder’s requirements.
Priority Project
Immigration Document & Filing-Fee Assistance
Support vulnerable immigrants and families who need help navigating forms, document preparation, translation, referrals, and eligible immigration-related filing costs but lack sufficient financial resources.
Funding can support: qualified service navigation, document and translation assistance, community education, referral coordination, emergency case support, and approved direct-assistance costs consistent with program rules.
Support this work
Global Humanitarian Fund
Humanitarian Relief & Community Development
Provide flexible support for ACSIS humanitarian assistance, child and family support, education, women’s empowerment, community resilience, and essential-services programming.
Funding can support: program materials, direct community assistance, outreach, training, field implementation, safeguarding, referrals, and monitoring activities.
Fund through Zeffy
Institutional experience and historical partnerships
ACSIS institutional history includes direct collaboration or project relationships with the organizations identified below. Funding relationships are described separately where applicable to avoid presenting a project funder as a direct ACSIS partner when that was not the relationship.
Oxfam GB
Save the Children
Concern Worldwide
CIVICUS
NPO Tondabayashi, Osaka, Japan
2015–2016 Protection Consortium clarification: the European Union financed the Protection Consortium project. The European Union is not presented as a direct ACSIS partner or as a direct funder of ACSIS. Within the consortium framework, ACSIS had direct partnership relationships with Oxfam GB, Save the Children, and Concern Worldwide for specific field activities. The project covered Port-au-Prince, Delmas, Carrefour, Cité Soleil, and Croix-des-Bouquets.
2013 Civil Society Forum: ACSIS institutional history identifies the Forum communal de la société civile de la Croix-des-Bouquets as an ACSIS civil-society activity financed by CIVICUS of Montréal, Canada. The existing forum video and historical section on this website remain part of the institutional record.
Program reporting
Funded projects can be structured with defined objectives, target groups, implementation milestones, activity records, output indicators, outcome indicators, financial tracking, and donor reporting schedules.
Partnership pathway
Institutional funders can begin with a concept discussion, request a proposal and budget, complete due diligence, agree on deliverables, and establish reporting and safeguarding requirements before implementation.
Direct contact
For grants, sponsorships, institutional partnerships, corporate giving, or project funding, use the ACSIS contact and service channels already available on this website. This section adds a direct donor pathway without removing existing forms or buttons.
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