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Community Projects

African Wildlife Foundation**

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention**

American Immigration Law Foundation

American India Foundation

American Red Cross**

Army Central Welfare Fund**

Ashoka

Aspen Institute

Atlantic Leadership Council**

Best Buddies®**

Charity:Water

Center for International Security and Cooperation**

Child Relief and You**

Courage Classic/Research Riders**

Delhi Cheshire Home**

Diocesan Office of Long Term Recovery**

Family Care Foundation (Hindi)**

Friends of New Orleans**

Global Builder Uganda Project**

Global Fund for Women

India Community Center**

James Beard Foundation**

Make-A-Wish Foundation

National Geographic Society

National Resources Defense Council**

NYFD 9-11 Disaster Relief**

Peninsula Habitat for Humanity**

Prem Daan /Children USA**

Pacific Links Foundation

Rebuilding Together Peninsula**

Ride for Feast**

Rocky Mountain Institute

San Francisco City Mission**

Samaritan House**

Save the Children Foundation**

Second Harvest Food Bank

Socrates Endowment**

Spirit Rock's Scholarship Foundation**

TechnoServe**

The Greater Bay Area Make-A-Wish Foundation®

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society

The Sapling Foundation

Tsunami Relief**

WildAid

WildiZe Foundation**



**Arjun Gupta made a personal donation

Socrates Endowment

Socrates Society seminars are designed as a forum for emerging leaders to explore leadership challenges. Discussions are built around advance readings of classical and contemporary works and led by dynamic moderators who encourage participants to share their interpretations. The weekend sessions are not lectures, but rather exercises in the Socratic method: the primary benefits derive from diverse, thoughtful and active contributions by Socrates participants.
http://www.aspeninstitute.org/site/c.huLWJeMRKpH/b.612131/k.B2D1/Why_Socrates.htm/