America Global Relations Foundation is an international non-profit empowering communities, advancing cultural diplomacy, protecting the vulnerable, and building a more equitable world — across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Africa.
"We founded Globe Relations Foundation on a simple but profound conviction: that every human being deserves dignity, opportunity, and the tools to thrive — regardless of where they were born. As we expand through our American chapter, we carry this mission into one of the world's most powerful nations, where inequality, violence, and exploitation still rob millions of their potential. America Global Relations Foundation is our answer to that injustice. Together — across America, Canada, Europe, and Africa — we are building bridges that no wall can bring down."
"Our work begins at the community level — listening, learning, and then acting with purpose. Whether opening an Open Youth House in Washington D.C., fighting cyber fraud targeting vulnerable American women, delivering food in New Jersey, or advocating for migrant rights in Congress, our commitment is unwavering. Communities deserve more than promises. They deserve real, committed, present partners. That is what we are — and what we will always be."
America Global Relations Foundation is the United States chapter of Globe Relations Foundation — an internationally recognized non-profit with active programs in the USA, Canada, Europe (Italy), and Africa (Nigeria).
We focus on cultural diplomacy, public diplomacy, youth and women empowerment, peace-making, community advancement, arts and cultural preservation, biodiversity and green energy, emergency crisis response, and building bridges between communities and nations for peace and sustainable development.
Academic programs are delivered through our partner institution, America Global Citizen College (agccollege.org) .
Founder and President of Globe Relations Foundation and America Global Relations Foundation. Drives the organization's global mission across USA, Canada, Europe, and Africa.
Leads day-to-day operations, community engagement, and program implementation across all US service areas. Direct contact: +1 (646) 444-0818.
Oversees design, delivery, and evaluation of all foundation programs and community engagement initiatives across all regions of operation.
Leads national project planning, coordination, and execution across all US states. Directs cross-functional project teams delivering measurable community impact.
Leads all European operations from Mestre, Venice. Manages European partnerships, migration programs, intercultural conferences, and EU policy advocacy.
Sixteen targeted programs addressing the root causes of poverty, violence, exploitation, cultural fragmentation, and inequality — across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Africa.
Transitional housing navigation, legal eviction defense, landlord mediation, and affordable housing policy advocacy across all US service areas.
Housing JusticeCompanionship, benefits navigation, healthcare access, digital literacy, and anti-fraud protection for America's most at-risk elderly citizens.
Senior CareRights education, anti-trafficking operations, documentation assistance, and legal attorney connections for vulnerable families across the US.
Immigration RightsSchool supply drives, tutoring, after-school learning, scholarships, and parent engagement initiatives keeping children in quality education.
Education AccessWorkshops, films, and digital literacy protecting vulnerable Americans — especially women and seniors — from online scams and exploitation.
Digital SafetyHands-on apprenticeship in technology, automotive, construction, culinary arts, and digital media creating pathways to self-sufficient careers.
Skills DevelopmentBuilding America's first community-owned youth skills center network — fully equipped hubs for training, mentorship, and career pathways.
InfrastructureWeekly food drives, community pantry partnerships, nutrition education, and systemic advocacy addressing food deserts across America.
Food JusticeWater quality testing, filtration systems, and infrastructure advocacy for communities across West Africa where clean water is out of reach.
Africa ProgramProducing impactful films and digital campaigns targeting cyber fraud, gun violence prevention, drug abuse awareness, and community empowerment.
Media for GoodFormal and informal diplomatic engagement through arts, culture, and intercultural exchange — building understanding between nations and peoples.
DiplomacyOrganizing international festivals and cross-community events that promote unity, shared heritage, and intercultural celebration across our regions.
Cultural EventsDocumenting and safeguarding the cultural heritage of diverse communities — protecting traditions at risk of being lost to time and displacement.
HeritageRapid-response humanitarian assistance during natural disasters, civil crises, and emergencies — food, shelter, and essential community support.
Crisis ResponsePromoting sustainable environmental practices, biodiversity protection, and community renewable energy projects across all our regions of operation.
EnvironmentStreet outreach, emergency shelter navigation, job readiness, mental health referrals, and wraparound support for people experiencing homelessness.
Homeless SupportFree, open-door community centers where young Americans receive immediate, confidential support. No barriers. No judgment. First locations: Washington D.C., Baltimore MD & Marlton NJ.
Walk-in substance use counseling and peer recovery coaches — no cost, no appointment, no stigma required.
On-site licensed counselors and mental health first aid volunteers available daily, confidentially, and for free.
Anti-violence programming, conflict mediation, and positive alternatives to replace the pull of street violence with purpose.
Connecting youth to coaches, mentors, and opportunities in athletics, arts, technology, and entrepreneurship.
Our flagship program framework addresses the most fundamental needs of communities — built on evidence, delivered with compassion, and designed for lasting change.
Access to necessities related to health and wellness — ensuring every person has what they need to survive and thrive, regardless of income or background.
Enabling job and career readiness, sustainable incomes, and entrepreneurship — breaking the cycle of poverty through skills, training, and economic empowerment.
Ensuring affordable housing solutions — from emergency shelter to long-term pathways toward home ownership for the most vulnerable Americans.
Ensuring inclusive, thriving communities focused on systemic reform, leader development, neighborhood revitalization, environmental concerns, and arts and culture continuation.
America Global Relations Foundation exists at the intersection of local community action and global diplomacy. We believe that lasting peace and sustainable development are only possible when communities are connected — across neighborhoods, nations, and continents.
Through cultural diplomacy, public diplomacy, intercultural festivals, arts preservation, emergency crisis response, and our global network spanning USA, Canada, Europe, and Africa — we are actively building those bridges, one community at a time.
Multi-million dollar campaigns addressing specific, measurable crises. Your investment goes directly to communities that need it most.
Our media division produces short films, documentaries, and digital campaigns that change minds, protect the vulnerable, and give voice to those the world too often ignores.
Three American women fall victim to sophisticated online romance scams — and their road to recovery and advocacy. Nationwide release targeting communities most at risk.
Stories of young Americans who turned away from gun violence — and the community programs that made that choice possible and sustainable.
Real stories of recovery, resilience, and the power of community support in overcoming substance use disorders across America.
A practical video series helping older Americans identify and avoid online scams, digital exploitation, and financial fraud.
Celebrating young Americans who built meaningful careers through our vocational training and apprenticeship programs.
An intimate documentary exploring the human stories behind irregular migration from Africa through Europe to America.
The same programs transforming communities in America run in parallel across Canada, Europe, and Africa — because human dignity has no borders. Present regions: USA · Canada · Europe · Africa.
Our US operations span New Jersey (National HQ), Washington D.C., Maryland, Florida, Texas, New York, Michigan, and California. We coordinate programs addressing homelessness, youth development, immigration rights, food security, elder care, anti-cyber fraud, and the nation's first Open Youth House network.
National HQ: 133 Halsey Lane, Marlton, New Jersey. Dedicated offices in Washington D.C. and Maryland/Baltimore.
Our Calgary office (1920 14th Avenue, Calgary, Alberta) runs vocational skills training, youth apprenticeships, and intercultural community events. Canada serves as a coordination hub for North American operations.
The International Automobile Tech Apprenticeship is hosted from Calgary with satellite delivery to NJ and other US locations.
Our Italian chapter (Via Trento 26B e 28, 30171 Mestre, Venice), led by European Director Vincent Idele-iyen, focuses on migration reintegration, intercultural dialogue, cultural diplomacy, women's empowerment, and youth skills training.
Our annual Inter-Culture Conference is hosted in Venice. The same programs serving American communities are expanding across European partner cities.
Nigeria is where Globe Relations Foundation was born. We operate across Port Harcourt (No. 8 Henry Close, GRA IV) and Benin City (No. 6 Airport Road) with programs on immigration awareness, anti-trafficking, clean water, food drives, and women's empowerment.
Africa contact: +234 9011 000 333. The Open Youth House model is being adapted for Lagos and Abuja.
We collaborate with international organizations, government bodies, academic institutions, and civil society partners who share our commitment to peace, development, and human dignity.
International round-table on migration, refugee reintegration, and building sustainable alternatives. Delegates from Africa, Europe, and the Americas — with dedicated US policy session.
Grand opening of our first two Open Youth Houses in DC and Baltimore — free community safe havens offering drug counseling, mental health, violence prevention, and skills development.
Vocational training for unemployed youth in automotive technology, digital diagnostics, and entrepreneurship. Calgary with NJ satellite access. 60+ participants completed the program.
A celebration of cultural diversity bringing together our US, European, and African network communities through music, art, food, performance, and dialogue.
Training community volunteers in crisis response, first aid, disaster preparedness, and rapid humanitarian assistance delivery across all US service areas.
America Global Relations Foundation formally invites governments, international organizations, foundations, corporations, and academic institutions to partner on transformative projects impacting millions across three continents.
We are seeking institutional partners, government sponsors, and philanthropic investors to co-develop a World Heritage Cultural Center — a landmark institution celebrating and preserving the cultural heritage of diaspora communities across America, Europe, and Africa. This center will serve as a living museum, performance space, diplomatic venue, and educational hub, operating to UNESCO heritage standards.
Target Investment: $10,000,000 | Primary Location: Washington D.C. | European Site: Mestre, Italy | African Site: Lagos, Nigeria
A landmark institution celebrating diaspora heritage through permanent exhibitions, performance, education, and diplomatic exchange across USA, Europe, and Africa.
Community-based renewable energy installations, urban biodiversity gardens, and environmental education programs across underserved US, Nigerian, and Italian communities.
Documenting, digitizing, and safeguarding living cultural heritage of communities at risk — partnering with UNESCO standards and international heritage bodies.
Active operations across USA, Canada, Europe, and Africa give partners immediate global visibility and on-the-ground delivery capacity across three continents.
Five years of community impact, active government and international organization relationships, and a dedicated multicontinental team.
Partners include the UN Youth Delegate Program, German Federal Foreign Office, Bauchi State Government, and other credible international institutions.
To receive our full partnership prospectus, project documentation, or to schedule a meeting with our leadership team: