 Ayenda Foundation, the Afghan Children Initiative, is a non-profit public charity 501 (c) 3 organization. The purpose of Ayenda Foundation, the Afghan Children Initiative, is to support projects that enhance the welfare, education, health, shelter, safety, artistic and athletic abilities of Afghan children – especially girls. Ayenda selects projects for funding based on critical needs, potential for high impact, efficiency and visibility, among other factors, for Afghan children.
http://ayendafoundation.org
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 Noor TV first appeared on television screens in the United States and Canada on August 1, 2007, as the first Afghan satellite television station to be broadcasted out of Northern California. Since then, Noor TV has grown to be one of the most popular Afghan television stations in North America.
Displaying a fine balance between news and entertainment, Noor TV caters to the needs of a diverse viewing audience. Noor TV has a variety of different programming, such as: world news, children’s and youth programming, game shows, cooking programs, talk shows, music shows, and more. Noor TV is a leader in the effort to service an ever-increasing audience with some of the most powerful and perceptive programming available. Our programming and services reflect the value that we place on human dignity, lifelong learning, the power of ideas, and the importance of community service. ( http://www.noor-tv.com)
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 OnlineAll Advanced Services provides cost effective web-based solutions to businesses, institutions and "not-for-profits" using open source technology, including Content Management Systems, e-learning, e-commerce, and Customer Relationship Management solutions. ( http://onlineAll.com)
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