Mission

2. Mission Humanity United is a private foundation dedicated to building peace and advancing human freedom. At home and in the corners of the globe where these ideals are challenged most, we lead and support efforts to lift up the voice and will of people, ensure rule of law and governance, engage markets and business as a force for change to build peace and advance human freedom Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

3. Our Shared Values 1. We are a band of brothers and sisters who are “all in” 2. You’ve got to dream big to tackle the root 3. We are moved by our shared humanity 4. Joy gives us strength 5. Be nimble, stay transparent 6. Dive deep, be ready to rally 7. Good choices are built on healthy dialogue Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

4. Three Strategic Pillars 1. Voice & Will Lead and support efforts to lift up the voice & will of people. Peace and freedom cannot prosper when the voices of people are suppressed or their will is ignored. Rule of law and Governance The rule of law and transparent and accountable governance are fundamental to the success of states and are the foundation upon which the modern international system is built. Market & Business Engage markets and businesses as a force for change - We believe that markets and businesses can be crucial levers of change. When favorable and fair economic conditions exist, the occurrence and recurrence of large-scale conflict and exploitation are less likely. Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

5. Where We Work • Nepal • Brick Kilns • Qatar Migration • Corporate Engagement To End Trafficking & Slavery • California Transparency in Supply Chains Act • Palm Oil • Seafood • US Leadership to End Trafficking & Slavery • ATEST • Partnership for Freedom • Freedom Fund • Liberia • Concessions • Economic Development Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

6. Where We Work • Sudan-South Sudan • Sudan • South Sudan • Sudan-South Sudan • Democratic Republic of Congo • A. Peace and Security Framework • B. Natural Resources • C. Ending Impunity • Global Solutions • A. Support to Peace and Security Institutions • B. Responsibility to Protect • C. International Criminal Court • D. New Technologies • China • Atrocity Prevention Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

7. 2013 Corporate Dashboard Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

8. Four Common Terms in Philanthropy • General Operating Support • The type of funding that supports an organization’s operations as a whole rather than a particular project • Project Support • The type of funding allocated to a very specific purpose or project and not used for the general operations of the organization • Monitoring & Evaluation • Risk / Venture Capital • Funds allocated to high risk – high reward grant making • Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) • The process of monitoring the performance of a grant and evaluating it’s ultimate impact Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

9. Eight Rules for Effective Philanthropy

10. It’s Not About The Money The financial resources are simply a tool to achieve positive change Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

11. Put Yourself In Other’s Shoes The world looks dramatically different depending on where you live day to day Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

12. The Best Way to Say Something is to Listen Effective philanthropy is most often about listening and discerning where you can contribute most productively Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

13. Take Risks Some of the best philanthropy historically has been high risk – high return Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

14. Fund The Organization It’s often easiest to fund specific projects. However organizations need general operating support. Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

15. Philanthropy Can Cost Too Much Due diligence, grant applications, and monitoring and evaluation requirements can create significant costs for nonprofit organizations Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

16. The Best of Philanthropy Happens After The Grant is Made Many donors work diligently to make a grant without enjoying the benefits of what happens after the grant is made Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations

17. It’s Not About You Philanthropy is a position of power. Operating with humility and treating others with dignity is one the single most important goals Coalition Management and Support Inside-Out Learning and Grantmaking Research and Impact Evaluations