Hi, we’re American Acorn Foundation
Rebuilding Hope, Transforming Lives.
Globally.
— Join us in our mission to provide exceptional care, foster innovation, and make a lasting difference in the lives of those affected by conflict.
Our Story
Founded in 1997, the American Acorn Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to making a tangible difference in the lives of people affected by conflict and disaster. Over the past decades, we have remained steadfast in our commitment to providing humanitarian aid to those in dire need, ensuring that immediate relief reaches communities during their most challenging times.
In addition to emergency aid, the American Acorn Foundation actively promotes sustainable development and fosters economic growth in affected regions. By implementing long-term, impactful projects, we aim to rebuild and modernize infrastructure, support education, and create opportunities for economic advancement, ultimately helping communities to thrive and regain their independence.
In addition to emergency aid, the American Acorn Foundation actively promotes sustainable development and fosters economic growth in affected regions. By implementing long-term, impactful projects, we aim to rebuild and modernize infrastructure, support education, and create opportunities for economic advancement, ultimately helping communities to thrive and regain their independence.
Mission & Vision
Our mission is to support the reconstruction and modernization of post-war regions by providing resources, expertise, and sustainable solutions that enhance the quality of life for affected communities.
Our Values
At the core of our foundation are the values of integrity, collaboration, innovation, and sustainability.
Our Impact
Over the years, we have launched numerous projects across various regions, including Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe.
Building a Better Future Together Through Compassion and Innovation
The Impact of War in Ukraine
Numbers That Highlight the Need for Action
Civilian Casualties
30,457
conflict began, including 10,582 killed and 19,875 injured.
Displaced Population
14 m.
People displaced, with 3.7 million internally displaced within Ukraine and nearly 6.5 million refugees globally.
Humanitarian Aid Needs
14.6 m.
People in Ukraine, about 40% of the population, require humanitarian assistance.
Destroyed Infrastructure
40%
Of Ukraine’s electricity generating capacity destroyed or occupied, significantly affecting the power supply.
Housing Destruction
1.4 m.
Homes destroyed, leaving millions of families homeless.
Health
600
Medical facilities damaged or destroyed, severely impacting access to health services.
Educational Facilities
2.2 K
Schools damaged or destroyed, severely impacting ac cess to education services.
Economic Impact
65%
Of households report a decrease in their income, and 44% struggle to meet their basic needs.