The Resource Foundation connects individuals, corporations and foundations to innovative development programs in Latin America and the Caribbean. Learn more.

Promoting Sustainable Development

Our partners are working with local communities on sustainable development programs that protect natural resources, while ensuring that individuals can support their families.

Greatest Needs Funds Created

The Resource Foundation announces the creation of seven greatest needs funds. These funds will assist vulnerable families living on the brink of survival.

New Corporate Partner

The Resource Foundation announces a new partnership with Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation to support high-impact programs in Latin America.

TRF Receives 4-Star Rating For A Second Year

The Resource Foundation has been awarded Charity Navigator’s highest rating of four-stars for the second consecutive year in recognition of its efficiency and sound fiscal management.

Johnson & Johnson Supports HIV/AIDS Programs

The Resource Foundation and Johnson & Johnson are dedicated to supporting innovative local projects that address problems related to HIV/AIDS.

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• A leader in effective charitable giving to Latin America & the Caribbean

• 20+ years of experience offering tailored donor investment and advisory services

• Experts at helping you achieve your philanthropic goals effectively and efficiently

• Experienced, multilingual & professional staff

• Ability to support programs throughout Latin America & the Caribbean

Latest News

Charity Navigator awards the highest rating of four-stars to TRF for the 2nd consecutive year

Greatest Needs Funds created to assist vulnerable families

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation supports high-impact programs in Latin America

Featured Projects highlight innovative development projects throughout the region

Citi Foundation supports regional programs in Central America