The Klein Frank Foundation has decided to conclude its operations effective May 1, 2022.
This page will remain in place to memorialize the Mission, Work, and Results of the Klein Frank Foundation over a decade.
Klein Frank worked to stop exploitation of vulnerable people and to empower individuals who have suffered exploitation, violence and catastrophe. We wrote law for free to stop human trafficking and laws to right the wrongs perpetrated against human beings. We supported refugee resettlement programs and provide special education opportunities for people working with refugees and refugees themselves. We platformed and incubated community-wide coalitions to tackle community problems such as human trafficking and poverty. And we funded community-wide therapeutic services and thought meetings for first responders and victims of tragedy.
As part of our mission, we provided on-the-ground leadership projects so that leaders from all walks of life can put their leadership skills in action and develop programs to make a profound difference in the United States and around the world. We practice the distinctions of “integrity” and “partnership.”
No problem is solved without a community. No problem is solved unless there is collective action.
Our programs and partnerships have had significant impact on the vulnerable in Cambodia, Haiti, Syria, Costa Rica, Israel, and the United States.
It has been an honor to serve.
Beth Klein and Carrie Frank
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