2021-04-25T01:11:48-04:00 2020-12-31 990EZ 2020-01-01 208576703 WAAW FOUNDATION % Unoma Okoroafor WAAW 3474757812 P O Box 1691 Wylie TX 75098 Ebelechukwu Agu Vice President 2021-04-25 false 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X www.waawfoundation.org X X Non-Profit 48392 X 42791 2391 92 1067 -975 3118 47325 4285 23479 4001 5862 498 17107 55232 -7907 90464 -550 82007 90464 82007 90464 82007 90464 82007 X WAAW Foundation's mission is to increase the pipeline of African women entering into Science and Technology fields and ensure they are engaged in Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship to benefit Africa. Our vision is that 100% of WAAW beneficiaries will become impactful leaders, change agents and technology innovators and that an African girl will create or lead a global technology company. Our core values are 1) The Power of Women, 2) Education and Leadership, 3) Impact and Giving Back, 4) Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and 5) Localization, Gender and Cultural Sensitivity. Scholarships: Our program provides need-based scholarships to African female undergraduate college students studying STEM disciplines in colleges across Africa (age focus 18 - 32 years). We provide $550 to support underprivileged girls such as orphans, girls impacted by HIV or girls from low-income families who demonstrate proven financial need while studying a STEM related degree course. Scholars are mentored to become college-to-secondary STEM advocates, leaders, and change agents, who give back to their communities and promote technology innovation for problem solving. In 2020 WAAW awarded 10 scholarships. 4285 X 4285 Teacher Training: Our program provides improved STEM public secondary in-service teacher professional development while enhancing teachers' economic opportunity to continually earn additional post-training income through our Global classroom platform. In 2020 we had 487 teachers attend this training however the actual impact spans across all their students as well. 0 X 3176 She Hacks Africa: Our program is a hands-on (virtually in 2020) coding boot camp that builds self-confidence in African youths as change agents and technology innovators in their communities while giving them relevant skills to build technology enterprises. In 2020 119 youths have benefitted from this program. 0 X 1946 Global Scholars Youth Fellows Summit GloCal Classroom Level Up Village 0 X 2241 11648 X Unoma Okoroafor Founder and President 10 0 0 0 Ebelechukwu Agu Executive Director 4 0 0 0 Tolulope Adeyemo Executive Director 40 464 0 0 Loveth Imo Chief Operations Officer 40 3973 0 0 X false false false false false false false false false TX Ebelechukwu Agu 13120 Spinning Glen St Euless TX 76040 3474757812 true NI true NI false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 41408 38582 47227 129177 42791 299185 41408 38582 47227 129177 42791 299185 203463 95723 9 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 3118 3118 302312 0 0.3166 0.2546 X Part II, line 17a Part II, line 10 | S.No:, Amount:, Description:| 1, $3118, Exchange Gain/Loss| RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I, line 8 | Other Revenues:, Amount:| Exchange Gain/Loss, $3118| Part I, line 10 | Activity:, Grantee Name:, Grantee Address:, Amount:, Relationship:| Scholarship, grantee, "Awarded College Scholarship", $4285.00, No Relationship| Part I, line 16 | Other Expenses:, Amount:| Advertising, Promotions and Marketing, $1386.00| Web Hosting and Domain Name, $554.00| Business Registration Fee, $100.00| Facilities & Equipment (excluding rent and utilities), $867.00| Phone and Internet, $1832.00| Office Supplies, $806.00| Program Expense, $7362.00| Staff Appreciation, $446.00| Travel and Meetings, $546.00| Professional Training and Staff Development, $41.00| Bank Charges, $429.00| Software (including software subscriptions), $2738.00| Part I, line 20 | Description:, Explanation:, Amount:| Write off Bank Balances, Write off bank balances for accounts not associated with WAAW. Reduced equity, $-550|