Our AIM Foundation

Who we are

What we do

Where we do it

Our AIM Foundation provides food, water, shelter, clothing, hygiene products, medical care, sanitation, education, vocational training, and other basic needs to our partner communities, while helping them develop the skills to become self-sufficient.

Where we do it

As of 2020, we support developing communities in Malawi, India, Pakistan, the Rohingya refugee camps of Bangladesh, and the Palestinian and Syrian refugee camps of Lebanon.

Why we do it

Where we do it

Why we do it

Billions around the world struggle to access the basic necessities of life. We strive to improve their conditions by giving them resources and tools now that they can use to support themselves for the rest of their lives.

What they're saying

"We appreciate your dedication to service. Your efforts are a remarkable example of the generosity and compassion that make our communities stronger and better. Thank you for being a shining point in the lives of the people of America and for helping to shape a better tomorrow for our nation."

- George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States

"You have served as a model of the American spirit. Your many hours of service have strengthened the bonds of cooperation and trust that bring people together, while helping to address some of the greatest challenges of our time."

- Donald Trump, 45th President of the United States

"What can we do here today? And this is a passion of mine. I've had the opportunity to work with... groups like Our AIM to send aid to the Rohingya. Building wells, building houses, building bridges..."

- Tom Garrett, U.S. House of Representatives (VA-5)

"Your volunteer efforts honor the legacy of this award and demonstrate the power of service to create tangible change."

- Michelle Nunn, CEO of Points of Light Institute

"Our AIM Foundation is transforming lives and creating opportunity"

- Kelly Ring, FOX 13 News

"...every problem has an expiration date and the Our AIM Foundation is part of the solution to end the suffering of the most vulnerable in Malawi."

- Honorable Alex C.M. Major, Minster in Malawi Parliament