2025-08-26T11:31:52-05:00 2025-03-31 521392008 GELMAN ROSENBERG & FREEDMAN 4550 MONTGOMERY AVE SUITE 800N BETHESDA MD 208142930 990 2024-04-01 811397590 THE MALALA FUND MALA 2127058749 PO BOX 73767 WASHINGTON DC 20056 LENA ALFI CEO 2127058749 2025-08-26 1 0 RICHARD J LOCASTRO CPA P00288314 3019519090 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z LENA ALFI PO BOX 73767 WASHINGTON DC 20056 17042784 0 X WWW.MALALA.ORG X 2016 DE WE WORK TO ENSURE ALL GIRLS CAN ACCESS AND COMPLETE 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION. 6 6 49 8 -771 0 16524136 14470120 0 0 689997 863162 2322 -771 17216455 15332511 14062171 13095096 0 0 5844731 6360464 0 0 1905667 6364296 3497589 26271198 22953149 -9054743 -7620638 64233745 54521948 14395394 11563573 49838351 42958375 X WE WORK TO ENSURE ALL GIRLS CAN ACCESS AND COMPLETE 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION. BY COMPLETING 12 YEARS OF QUALITY SCHOOLING, GIRLS WILL HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND CONFIDENCE THEY NEED TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL, MAKE THEIR OWN LIFE CHOICES (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) AND ENGAGE MEANINGFULLY WITH THE WORLD AROUND THEM. 0 0 18855020 13095096 FOUNDED BY MALALA AND ZIAUDDIN YOUSAFZAI IN 2013, MALALA FUND IS WORKING FOR A WORLD WHERE EVERY GIRL CAN LEARN AND CHOOSE HER OWN FUTURE. TOGETHER WITH OUR BOARD, GRANTEE PARTNERS, YOUNG WOMEN ADVISORY COUNCIL, STAFF, LEADERSHIP COUNCIL AND DONOR PARTNERS, WE ARE CREATING A MORE EQUAL, SAFER AND HEALTHIER WORLD BY ENSURING ALL GIRLS CAN ACCESS AND COMPLETE 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION. THROUGH GRANTMAKING AND ADVOCACY, WE STRENGTHEN GIRLS' RIGHT TO SECONDARY EDUCATION AND UNLOCK THE RESOURCES NEEDED FOR ALL GIRLS TO ENJOY THIS RIGHT. THIS FISCAL YEAR, MALALA FUND AWARDED $10.2 MILLION IN GRANT FUNDING TO 57 ORGANISATIONS IN 10 COUNTRIES. WE AWARDED THE MAJORITY OF FUNDS THROUGH OUR EDUCATION CHAMPION NETWORK (ECN), (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)AFGHANISTAN INITIATIVE AND GIRL PROGRAMME. WE AWARDED ADDITIONAL GRANTS TO KEY PARTNERS RESPONDING TO CRISES DISRUPTING GIRLS' EDUCATION. GLOBAL ADVOCACY DRIVING GLOBAL MOVEMENTS FOR GIRLSMALALA FUND USES ITS VOICE, NETWORKS AND PLATFORMS TO SECURE THE COMMITMENTS AND RESOURCES GIRLS NEED TO CLAIM THEIR RIGHT TO EDUCATION. THIS YEAR, WE BUILT LEGAL, DIPLOMATIC AND PUBLIC MOMENTUM TOWARDS THE CODIFICATION OF GENDER APARTHEID IN INTERNATIONAL LAW, A LEGAL BREAKTHROUGH THAT WOULD ALLOW THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY TO HOLD THE TALIBAN ACCOUNTABLE, PROTECT AFGHAN GIRLS AND DETER FUTURE VIOLATIONS OF GIRLS' RIGHTS EVERYWHERE. WE ALSO BEGAN SHAPING A NEW ADVOCACY INITIATIVE AIMED AT REFORMING GLOBAL DEBT, WHICH COULD UNLOCK BILLIONS FOR EDUCATION OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS. THE CURRENT DEBT CRISIS IS CRIPPLING GOVERNMENTS' ABILITY TO BUILD SCHOOLS, PAY TEACHERS AND PROVIDE SAFE TRANSPORTATION FOR GIRLS. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR WORK THIS YEAR: PROGRESS IN GUARANTEEING 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION FOR EVERY CHILDOVER THE LAST FEW YEARS, MALALA FUND AND PARTNERS HAVE BEEN ADVOCATING FOR EXTENDING EVERY CHILD'S FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION TO INCLUDE FREE, FULL SECONDARY EDUCATION. IN JULY 2024, THE U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL AGREED TO BEGIN EXPLORING A NEW OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD - WITH THE AIM TO GUARANTEE 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION FOR ALL CHILDREN IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, LUXEMBOURG AND SIERRA LEONE ADVANCED THE RESOLUTION, WHICH WAS CO-SPONSORED BY 46 OTHER COUNTRIES THANKS IN PART TO ADVOCACY BY MALALA FUND AND OTHER CIVIL SOCIETY PARTNERS, INCLUDING HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH AND CHILD RIGHTS CONNECT. ADVANCING THE MOVEMENT TO END GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN - MALALA AND ZIAUDDIN YOUSAFZAI, ALONGSIDE OUR AFGHANISTAN INITIATIVE SENIOR DIRECTOR SAHAR HALAIMZAI, PLAYED PIVOTAL ROLES IN ADVANCING JUSTICE FOR AFGHAN GIRLS AND WOMEN. THEIR ADVOCACY AND ENGAGEMENTS CONTRIBUTED TO THE ADOPTION OF THE TERM GENDER APARTHEID BY THE U.N., LEGAL EXPERTS, ACTIVISTS AND GLOBAL MEDIA. MALALA AND SAHAR LED HIGH-LEVEL DIPLOMACY WITH KEY U.N. MEMBER STATES, SECURING ALBANIA'S PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR CODIFICATION OF GENDER APARTHEID. THEY CONVENED SENIOR LEADERS AT THE U.K. PARLIAMENT AND URGED MUSLIM LEADERS TO REJECT TALIBAN POLICIES. IN RECOGNITION OF THIS WORK, MALALA ACCEPTED THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW'S CHAMPION OF THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW AWARD ON BEHALF OF MALALA FUND AND OUR AFGHAN PARTNERS. FOLLOWING OUR ADVOCACY, THE U.K. ISSUED POLITICAL SUPPORT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE CASE AGAINST THE TALIBAN. ZIAUDDIN AMPLIFIED THE VOICES OF AFGHAN FATHERS ADVOCATING FOR GIRLS' EDUCATION. - THROUGH GRANTMAKING, CONVENINGS AND COALITION-BUILDING, OUR AFGHANISTAN INITIATIVE IS STRENGTHENING LEGAL PATHWAYS TO HOLD THE TALIBAN ACCOUNTABLE, PROTECTING GIRLS' EDUCATION AND ELEVATING AFGHAN WOMEN IN THE FIGHT FOR JUSTICE. WE SUPPORTED ALTERNATIVE LEARNING PROGRAMMES CAPABLE OF REACHING MORE THAN 2 MILLION GIRLS INSIDE AFGHANISTAN. WE LED HIGH-LEVEL ENGAGEMENTS AT THE U.N., STANFORD UNIVERSITY AND IN SOUTH AFRICA, CONVENING LEGAL EXPERTS AND POLITICAL LEADERS TO PUSH FOR CODIFICATION. OUR SUSTAINED DIPLOMACY HELPED MOVE THE CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY TREATY INTO FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. OUR CAMPAIGNS MARKING 1,000 DAYS OF THE SECONDARY EDUCATION BAN AND FATHER'S DAY AMPLIFIED AFGHAN VOICES GLOBALLY, GENERATING MILLIONS OF VIEWS AND DEEP ENGAGEMENT. LAUNCHING GIRLS' VISION FOR EDUCATIONMALALA FUND LAUNCHED ITS "GIRLS' VISION FOR EDUCATION" REPORT IN MARCH 2025, PRESENTING INSIGHTS FROM MORE THAN 800 GIRLS IN 30 LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES. CENTRING THE VOICES OF MARGINALISED GIRLS AND PARTNERING WITH GIRLS AND GIRL-FOCUSED ORGANISATIONS, WE HEARD A CLEAR MESSAGE: GIRLS WANT AN EDUCATION THAT EMPOWERS THEM, TO LEARN IN SCHOOLS FIT FOR THE 21ST CENTURY WHERE THEY ARE RESPECTED, AND GOVERNMENTS TO DELIVER ON PROMISES TO REDUCE BARRIERS TO THEIR EDUCATION. GIRLS ALSO SHARED PERSISTENT ECONOMIC, SECURITY AND HEALTH OBSTACLES TO THEIR EDUCATION. WE WILL CONTINUE TO AMPLIFY THESE INSIGHTS AND GIRLS' VOICES THROUGH OUR GLOBAL ADVOCACY, PUSHING FOR BETTER-RESOURCED EDUCATION SYSTEMS THAT TRULY DELIVER FOR GIRLS.UNLOCKING BILLIONS FOR EDUCATION THROUGH DEBT REFORMMALALA FUND BEGAN SHAPING ITS ADVOCACY INITIATIVE AIMED AT ACHIEVING DEBT JUSTICE FOR GIRLS. WE FOCUSED ON ADVOCATING FOR REFORM OF THE G20 COMMON FRAMEWORK FOR DEBT TREATMENTS, CURRENTLY THE ONLY COORDINATED MECHANISM TO RESOLVE GOVERNMENT DEBT, TO UNLOCK RESOURCES FOR EDUCATION IN LOWER-INCOME COUNTRIES. WE SUPPORTED U.K. PARLIAMENTARY ACTION TO BRING PRIVATE LENDERS INTO G20-LED RELIEF EFFORTS, AND BUILT COALITIONS LINKING ECONOMIC JUSTICE AND GIRLS' RIGHTS. WE RAISED PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE DEBT CRISIS THROUGH OUR CONTENT AND PLATFORMS, MAKING GLOBAL FINANCING ISSUES AND DEBATES RELEVANT TO GIRLS' RIGHTS AND EDUCATION. WE ESTABLISHED KEY RELATIONSHIPS ACROSS GOVERNMENTS, MULTILATERALS AND CIVIL SOCIETY, POSITIONING MALALA FUND AS A LEADING VOICE FOR GIRLS IN GLOBAL FINANCIAL REFORM. FOCUS COUNTRIESSHIFTING POWER TO LOCAL LEADERSMALALA FUND SUPPORTS LOCAL EDUCATION ADVOCATES CHANGING EDUCATION SYSTEMS FROM THE GROUND UP IN COMMUNITIES, REGIONS AND COUNTRIES WHERE SIGNIFICANT NUMBERS OF GIRLS ARE OUT OF SCHOOL OR AT RISK OF DROPPING OUT. THROUGH OUR GRANTMAKING, WE SUPPORT THEM IN SCALING THEIR INFLUENCE AND IMPACT, SHIFTING POWER AND RESOURCES TO THOSE BEST POSITIONED TO DISMANTLE GIRLS' EDUCATION BARRIERS. COUNTRY HIGHLIGHTSWE SHARE A SMALL SELECTION OF OUR IMPACT AND OUR PARTNERS' INCREDIBLE WORK IN OUR SIX FOCUS COUNTRIES BELOW. IN ADDITION TO GRANTMAKING IN NIGERIA AND PAKISTAN, WE ADVOCATE DIRECTLY ALONGSIDE PARTNERS FOR STATE, PROVINCIAL AND NATIONAL POLICY REFORMS THAT ENABLE MORE GIRLS IN EACH COUNTRY TO COMPLETE SECONDARY SCHOOL. NIGERIADRIVING EDUCATION REFORM THROUGH BUDGET ADVOCACY AND COMMUNITY-LED ACTION: IN NIGERIA, OUR PARTNERS ARE SPEARHEADING EFFORTS TO ADVANCE GIRLS' EDUCATION THROUGH GENDER-RESPONSIVE BUDGETING AND POLICY REFORM. THEY ARE BUILDING CIVIL SOCIETY AND MEDIA CAPACITY, FOSTERING ACCOUNTABILITY AND CENTRING COMMUNITIES IN THEIR PUSH FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION. - IN KANO STATE, BRIDGECONNECT AFRICA INITIATIVE (BCAI)'S ADVOCACY LED TO THE INSTITUTIONALISATION OF THE GENDER RESPONSIVE EDUCATION BUDGETING (GREB) FRAMEWORK, TRAINING MORE THAN 50 GOVERNMENT STAKEHOLDERS AND ESTABLISHING A 15-MEMBER GREB COMMITTEE. THESE EFFORTS CONTRIBUTED TO AN INCREASE IN THE EDUCATION BUDGET FROM 19% TO 35% FOR GIRLS' EDUCATION, AND RESULTED IN THE REOPENING OF 15 GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOLS, EXPANDED ACCESS TO FREE TRANSPORTATION AND UNIFORMS AND RECRUITMENT OF MORE FEMALE TEACHERS.- IN ADAMAWA STATE, CENTER FOR ADVOCACY, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY INITIATIVE (CATAI) PARTNERED WITH THE GOVERNMENT TO LAUNCH THE STATE'S FIRST COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION POLICY. 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U.S. GOVERNMENT'S OFAC SANCTIONS LIST, A THOROUGH REVIEW OF THE CANDIDATE ORGANISATION'S FINANCIALS OVER THE PREVIOUS THREE FISCAL YEARS, (WHERE APPLICABLE) THE ORGANISATION'S ABILITY TO LEGALLY ACCEPT FOREIGN FUNDING, REFERENCE CHECKS, A MEDIA SEARCH, A REVIEW OF THE ORGANISATION'S SAFEGUARDING POLICIES / MITIGATION MEASURES, A REVIEW OF THE ORGANISATION'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICIES / PROCEDURES IN THE EVENT THAT FAMILIAR RELATIONSHIPS EXIST BETWEEN STAFF AND/OR BOARD MEMBERS, AND VERIFICATION THAT THE CANDIDATE IS NOT SUBJECT TO U.S. TAX WITHOLDINGS OR INVOLVED IN ANY PENDING OR THREATENED LITIGATION OR ACCUSED OF VIOLATING THE LAW. MALALA FUND'S PARTNERSHIP MANAGERSARE IN REGULAR COMMUNICATION WITH ALL AWARDED GRANTEES AND CONDUCT ROUTINE, DOCUMENTED SITE VISITS OF ALL PROJECTS. THE MAJORITY OF MALALA FUND'S GRANTS ARE MULTI-YEAR, WITH FUNDING DISBURSED IN TRANCHES AGAINST PROGRESS. MALALA FUND GRANTEES ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT SIX-MONTHLY, DETAILED FINANCIAL AND NARRATIVE REPORTS AND MALALA FUND RETAINS THE RIGHT TO DELAY FUTURE GRANT PAYMENTS IF A PROJECT IS BEHIND SCHEDULE OR THE GRANTEE HAS NOT EXPENDED AT LEAST 70% OF THE CUMULATIVE DISBURSED AMOUNT. MALALA FUND MAY ALSO DISCONTINUE GRANT FUNDING IF A GRANTEE FAILS TO MEET KEY PERFORMANCE MILESTONES OR FAILS TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF ITS MALALA FUND GRANT AGREEMENT. MALALA FUND'S GRANT AGREEMENTS PERMIT ITS REPRESENTATIVES TO VISIT PROJECT SITES AND TO HAVE FULL ACCESS TO GRANTEES' FINANCIALS RECORDS, RECEIPTS AND OTHER ITEMS APPLICABLE TO A GRANT AWARD. MALALA FUND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT AUDIT SPECIFICALLY ON EXPENDITURES OF MALALA FUND PAYMENTS IF THERE ARE POTENTIAL CONCERNS. 1 ATLANTIC COUNCIL US 1030 15TH STREET NW 12TH FL WASHINGTON DC 20005 520742294 501(C)(3) 450000 0 ADVOCACY TO RECOGNIZE GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROJECT DBA INSTITUTE FOR STATE EFFECTIVENESS 1050 30TH STREET NW WASHINGTON DC 20007 205968997 501(C)(3) 239000 0 ADVOCACY TO RECOGNIZE GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN DEFAW INC 484 STRATFORD CT BRENTWOOD CA 94513 993330821 501(C)(3) 250000 0 ADVOCACY TO RECOGNIZE GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR AID RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE 156-08 RIVERSIDE DR W SUITE 2K NEW YORK NY 10032 465355232 501(C)(3) 100000 0 SUPPORT EDUCATION OF GIRLS AFFECTED BY CONFLICT KIDS IN NEED OF DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION & RELIEF 11300 N CENTRAL EXPY SUITE 401 DALLAS TX 75243 752999028 501(C)(3) 100000 0 SUPPORT EDUCATION OF GIRLS AFFECTED BY CONFLICT PLAYERS PHILANTHROPY FUND 1122 KENILWORTH DR STE 201 TOWSON MD 21204 276601178 501(C)(3) 135000 0 ADVOCACY TO RECOGNIZE GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY 450 JANE STANFORD WAY BUILDING 460 ROOM 201 STANFORD CA 94305 941156365 501(C)(3) 99000 0 HOST EVENTS TO DEEPEN UNDERSTANDING OF GENDER APARTHEID WARTISTS (ARTLORDS) 43281 CHOKEBERRY SQ ASHBURN VA 20147 851231577 501(C)(3) 150000 0 AMPLIFY ISSUE OF GENDER APARTHEID IN AFGHANISTAN 8 0 PART I, LINE 2: MALALA FUND CONDUCTS DETAILED DUE DILIGENCE ON ALL POTENTIAL GRANTEES, INCLUDING NAME CHECKS OF ALL OF THE ORGANISATION'S SENIOR STAFF AND BOARD MEMBERS AGAINST THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S OFAC LIST AND A THOROUGH FINANCIAL REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS THREE YEARS. MALALA FUND'S GRANTS OFFICERS ARE IN REGULAR COMMUNICATION WITH ALL AWARDED GRANTEES AND CONDUCT ROUTINE, DOCUMENTED SITE VISITS OF ALL PROJECTS (THOUGH SITE REVIEWS HAVE STILL REMAINED LIMITED DUE TO COVID-19). THE MAJORITY OF MALALA FUND'S GRANTS ARE MULTI-YEAR, WITH FUNDING DISBURSED IN TRANCHES AGAINST PROGRESS. MALALA FUND GRANTEES ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT SIX-MONTHLY, DETAILED FINANCIAL AND NARRATIVE REPORTS AND MALALA FUND RETAINS THE RIGHT TO DELAY FUTURE GRANT PAYMENTS IF A PROJECT IS BEHIND SCHEDULE OR THE GRANTEE HAS NOT EXPENDED AT LEAST (DEPENDING ON THE GRANT PORTFOLIO) 50% TO 70% OF THE CUMULATIVE DISBURSED AMOUNT. MALALA FUND MAY ALSO DISCONTINUE GRANT FUNDING IF A GRANTEE FAILS TO MEET KEY PERFORMANCE MILESTONES OR FAILS TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF ITS MALALA FUND GRANT AGREEMENT. MALALA FUND'S GRANT AGREEMENTS PERMIT ITS REPRESENTATIVES TO VISIT PROJECT SITES AND TO HAVE FULL ACCESS TO GRANTEES' FINANCIALS RECORDS, RECEIPTS AND OTHER ITEMS APPLICABLE TO A GRANT AWARD. MALALA FUND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT AUDIT SPECIFICALLY ON EXPENDITURES OF MALALA FUND PAYMENTS IF THERE ARE POTENTIAL CONCERNS. X 1 1 X X X X 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LENA ALFI CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 332995 0 0 0 108 0 9975 0 28901 0 371979 0 0 0 ERIN HOHLFELDER CHIEF ADVISER 295495 0 0 0 108 0 8850 0 15512 0 319965 0 0 0 HUMAIRA WAKILI CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER 223707 0 0 0 180 0 6696 0 10444 0 241027 0 0 0 ANJALI SINGH-CODE CHIEF GROWTH OFFICER 203128 0 0 0 120 0 5621 0 28000 0 236869 0 0 0 MCKINLEY TRETLER COMMUNICATIONS DIR. (UNTIL 12/6/24) 158634 0 0 0 40013 0 5943 0 7246 0 211836 0 0 0 JULIUS DASMARINAS MEL DIRECTOR (UNTIL 12/6/24) 160924 0 0 0 27590 0 5628 0 15815 0 209957 0 0 0 KIMBERLY MILLER MEL MANAGER (UNTIL 12/6/24) 136775 0 0 0 35865 0 4090 0 10671 0 187401 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 1A THE ORGANIZATION'S CO-FOUNDERS FLY BUSINESS CLASS FOR THEIR PRIVACY AND SECURITY BOTH IN TRANSIT AND IN THE AIRPORT. OTHER BOARD MEMBERS ARE ALLOWED BY POLICY TO FLY ANY CARRIER CLASS AS LONG AS THE TOTAL COST OF THEIR FLIGHT IS BELOW $5,000. PART I, LINE 4A THE FOLLOWING EMPLOYEES RECEIVED SEVERANCE PAYMENTS: MCKINLEY TRETLER - $39,925 JULIUS DASMARINAS - $27,117 KIMBERLY MILLER - $35,700 X 11 356855 FMV 0 0 1 1 PART I, COLUMN (B): COLUMN (B) REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTIONS. PART I, LINE 32B: MALALA FUND IS GRATEFUL TO ACCEPT NON-MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS (I.E., GOODS OR SERVICES) ONLY WHEN THEY CAN BE USED OR EXPENDED CONSISTENTLY WITH THE PURPOSE AND MISSION OF THE ORGANISATION. MALALA FUND DOES NOT ACCEPT DONATIONS OF BOOKS OR ANY SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ACCEPTANCE OF ALL IN-KIND GIFTS IS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CONTROLLER AND CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER. PER IRS REGULATIONS, MALALA FUND DOES NOT INCLUDE A VALUE OF THE DONATED ITEM(S) IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTER. MALALA FUND WILL REQUEST WRITTEN CONFIRMATION OF THE VALUE OF THE GIFT (INVOICE OR EMAIL IS ACCEPTABLE), CONFIRMING THE VALUE OF THE GIFT WITH THIRD-PARTY SOURCES WHEN POSSIBLE FOR INTERNAL RECORDING AND AUDIT PURPOSES. OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE GIVING BLOCK ALLOWS US TO ACCEPT CRYPTO-CURRENCY AND PART OF THE FEE ALLOWS THE GIVING BLOCK TO MARKET US TO DONORS ON THEIR PLATFORM. SCHEDULE M, GENERAL EXPLANATION: FORM 990, PART VIII, LINE 1G REPORTS $106,855 OF NON-CASH DONATIONS. SCHEDULE M, PART I, REPORTS $356,855 THE DIFFERENCE IS A RESULT OF A PRIOR YEAR PLEDGE THAT, UNDER ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING, WAS INCLUDED IN INCOME IN A PRIOR YEAR. WHEN THIS PLEDGE WAS PAID IN FY25, THE DONOR FULFILLED THE OBLIGATION WITH STOCK. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4A PAKISTAN DELIVERING POLICIES TO EXPAND EDUCATION ACCESS AND STRENGTHEN LEARNING: IN PAKISTAN, OUR PARTNERS ARE ADVOCATING FOR POLICIES THAT REDUCE EDUCATION COSTS FOR FAMILIES AND MAKE IT EASIER FOR GIRLS TO ACCESS AND COMPLETE SECONDARY SCHOOL, ESPECIALLY IN RURAL AREAS. - CONTINUOUS ADVOCACY BY BLUE VEINS AND OTHER ECN MEMBERS INCLUDING THAR EDUCATION ALLIANCE AND INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL AND POLICY SCIENCES (I-SAPS) CONTRIBUTED TO THE KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (KP) GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCING FREE SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION FOR GIRLS IN 2025. THE SERVICES TARGET GIRLS IN GRADES 6-8 LIVING 1.5 KM AWAY OR MORE FROM SCHOOL IN 10 PROVINCIAL DISTRICTS, AND AIM TO REDUCE DROPOUT RATES IN UNDERSERVED REGIONS. SINCE 2022, ECN PARTNERS HAVE BEEN ENGAGING WITH AND ADVOCATING TO THE KP GOVERNMENT TO TACKLE GIRLS' EDUCATION BARRIERS IN RURAL AREAS AND IMPLEMENT SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS, INCLUDING ROLLING OUT FREE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES. - DURING A CONVENTION WITH KEY POLICYMAKERS, 45 FELLOWS FROM TEACH FOR PAKISTAN DIRECTLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW FEDERAL FOUNDATIONAL LEARNING POLICY, AIMED AT STRENGTHENING THE READING AND BASIC MATH SKILLS OF STUDENTS IN FEDERAL REGIONS, AND A TEACHER TRAINING COURSE. BY BRINGING INSIGHTS FROM THEIR CLASSROOMS INTO POLICY DISCUSSIONS, THESE EDUCATORS SPARKED SYSTEMIC IMPROVEMENTS TO TEACHER QUALITY AND EARLY LEARNING. FOUNDATIONAL LITERACY AND MATH SKILLS ARE CRITICAL TO KEEPING GIRLS IN SCHOOL AND ENSURING THEY COMPLETE THEIR SECONDARY EDUCATION. AFGHANISTAN EXPANDING ALTERNATIVE LEARNING FOR AFGHAN GIRLS: WITH SECONDARY EDUCATION STILL BANNED FOR GIRLS IN AFGHANISTAN, OUR PARTNERS ARE DELIVERING CREATIVE, FLEXIBLE ALTERNATIVES THAT HELP ADOLESCENT GIRLS CONTINUE LEARNING AND PLAN FOR THE FUTURE. - EDUCATION BRIDGE FOR AFGHANISTAN (EBA) BLENDS LIVE VIRTUAL CLASSES WITH DOWNLOADABLE LESSONS AND IN-PERSON TESTING HUBS, SO STUDENTS CAN KEEP LEARNING EVEN WITH LIMITED INTERNET ACCESS. IN JUST ONE YEAR, EBA SCALED THEIR PROGRAMME TO REACH OVER 10,000 GIRLS, PROVIDING STRUCTURE, PEER CONNECTION AND INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED CERTIFICATION FOR GRADE 12 GRADUATES. - RAHELA TRUST LAUNCHED A NEW PROGRAMME FOR 100 GIRLS IN GRADES 11-12, PAIRING STRUCTURED ONLINE CLASSES WITH SKILLS-BUILDING WORKSHOPS AND ONE-ON-ONE MENTORSHIP BY AFGHAN WOMEN PROFESSIONALS. DESIGNED TO RESTORE CONNECTION, CONFIDENCE AND LEARNING, THE PROGRAMME ALSO SUPPORTS TRANSITIONS TO HIGHER EDUCATION. BRAZIL ADVOCATING FOR INCLUSIVITY IN NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY: OUR PARTNERS ARE LEADING ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO PROTECT AND ADVANCE INCLUSIVE, RACE- AND GENDER-RESPONSIVE EDUCATION POLICY IN BRAZIL. - ACAO EDUCATIVA STRENGTHENED COALITIONS RESISTING SCHOOL MILITARISATION, PRODUCED LEGAL ADVOCACY TOOLS AND HELPED INFLUENCE THE NATIONAL DEBATE ON TEACHER PROTECTIONS. - CAMPANHA NACIONAL PELO DIREITO A EDUCACAO PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN BLOCKING EFFORTS TO DIVERT PUBLIC EDUCATION FUNDING FROM CORE NEEDS SUCH AS TEACHER SALARIES AND SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE, AND PUSHED FOR A MORE INCLUSIVE, PARTICIPATORY PROCESS IN THE DRAFTING OF BRAZIL'S NEW NATIONAL EDUCATION PLAN. BOTH ORGANISATIONS ALSO SHAPED GLOBAL CONVERSATIONS ON EDUCATION JUSTICE AND TEACHER RIGHTS. THEY PROVIDED INPUT TO U.N. SPECIAL RAPPORTEURS ON ISSUES INCLUDING GENDER AND TECHNOLOGY, ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF SCHOOL MILITARISATION ON INCLUSION AND EQUITY. ETHIOPIA SECURING RESOURCES FOR GIRLS' EDUCATION THROUGH LOCAL ADVOCACY: OUR PARTNERS ARE ADVOCATING TO INCREASE RESOURCES FOR UNDERSERVED GIRLS' SECONDARY EDUCATION THROUGH SUB-REGIONAL ADVOCACY. - POSITIVE ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT (PAD) IN ETHIOPIA'S EAST HARARGHE ZONE CHAMPIONED POLICY, FINANCE AND SOCIAL NORM SHIFTS LEADING TO A HISTORIC FIRST: A SPECIFIC ALLOCATION FOR GIRLS' EDUCATION IN THE SUB-REGIONAL BUDGET. THIS DIRECTLY FUNDED BASIC PROVISIONS INCLUDING SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND MENSTRUAL KITS FOR GIRLS MOST IN NEED. COMPLEMENTING THIS POLICY WIN, PAD'S DOOR-TO-DOOR OUTREACH SUPPORTED 177 GIRLS WHO WERE OUT OF SCHOOL TO RE-ENROL. TANZANIA SUPPORTING YOUNG MOTHERS' RIGHT TO EDUCATION: OUR PARTNERS ARE ENSURING ADOLESCENT MOTHERS CAN REINTEGRATE INTO SECONDARY SCHOOLS. WHILE THE TANZANIAN GOVERNMENT LIFTED ITS BAN ON PREGNANT GIRLS AND ADOLESCENT MOTHERS' SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IN 2021, LIMITED POLICY AWARENESS WITHIN COMMUNITIES AND IMPLEMENTATION HAVE HINDERED RE-ENROLLMENT. - TANZANIA EDUCATION NETWORK/MTANDAO WA ELIMU TANZANIA (TEN/MET), KINNAPA AND HAKIELIMU JOINTLY ADVOCATED FOR SOLUTIONS TO THESE CHALLENGES, INCLUDING LEGISLATION TO FACILITATE GIRLS' RETURN TO SCHOOL. TO REDUCE THE STIGMA TOWARDS ADOLESCENT MOTHERS, THEY CONDUCTED COMMUNITY SENSITISATION SESSIONS AND EVENTS AND RADIO ADVOCACY TO TARGET KEY INFLUENCERS INCLUDING VILLAGE ELDERS AND LOCAL LEADERS. AS A RESULT, MORE THAN 1,200 YOUNG MOTHERS ACROSS EIGHT REGIONS RE-ENROLLED IN SCHOOL. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 2 ZIAUDDIN YOUSAFZAI, BOARD MEMBER AND CO-FOUNDER, IS THE FATHER OF MALALA YOUSAFZAI, BOARD MEMBER AND CO-FOUNDER. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B AFTER THE FORM 990 IS PREPARED BY THE MALALA FUND'S INDEPENDENT AUDIT FIRM, IT IS REVIEWED BY THE MANAGEMENT. A FINAL VERSION OF THE FORM IS PRESENTED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRIOR TO FILING. THE FORM 990 IS FILED WITH THE IRS FOLLOWING FINAL SIGN OFF BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C EVERY YEAR, ALL MALALA FUND BOARD MEMBERS, OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES IN DECISION-MAKING POSITIONS MUST SIGN AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT AFFIRMING THAT EACH PERSON HAS RECEIVED, READ AND UNDERSTANDS THE ORGANIZATION'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND FULLY AGREES TO COMPLY WITH THE POLICY. BOARD MEMBERS, OFFICERS AND KEY EMPLOYEES MUST DISCLOSE IN WRITING ANY AND ALL ITEMS OF ACTUAL OR POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST AND THIS LIST BECOMES WIDELY AVAILABLE TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS AND THE EMPLOYEES NECESSARY TO TRACK AND ENFORCE COMPLIANCE. WHENEVER ANY DIRECTOR, OFFICER OR KEY EMPLOYEE OF THE ORGANIZATION BECOMES AWARE THAT THE MALALA FUND IS CONSIDERING A TRANSACTION THAT COULD POTENTIALLY CREATE A CONFLICT OF INTEREST, HE OR SHE IS OBLIGATED TO NOTIFY THE BOARD AND TO DISCLOSE ALL MATERIAL FACTS RELATING TO THEIR INTEREST IN THE TRANSACTION. MALALA FUND REPRESENTATIVES ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BE INVOLVED IN DECISIONS THAT COULD RAISE CONFLICT OF INTEREST CONCERNS, EITHER PERCEIVED OR ACTUAL. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 PER MALALA FUND'S COMPENSATION POLICY, IN DETERMINING THE COMPENSATION LEVEL FOR THE CEO OF THE ORGANIZATION AND OTHER COVERED PERSONS, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MUST DEFER TO COMPARABILITY DATA DEMONSTRATING THE REASONABLENESS OF A PROPOSED COMPENSATION LEVEL. THIS DATA MUST INCLUDE DOCUMENTATION OF COMPENSATION LEVELS PAID BY SIMILARLY POSITIONED ORGANIZATIONS FOR FUNCTIONALLY COMPARABLE POSITIONS AND CAN BE PULLED FROM INDEPENDENT REPORTS AND/OR INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM IRS FORM 990 FILINGS OF COMPARABLE ORGANIZATIONS. THE BOARD MUST DOCUMENT HOW IT REACHED ITS DECISION REGARDING COMPENSATION OF THE CEO AND SIMILARLY COVERED PERSONS, INCLUDING THE DATA ON WHICH IT RELIED. THE MOST RECENT EVALUATION OF THE CEO'S SALARY BY THE BOARD TOOK PLACE IN OCTOBER 2019. IN JANUARY 2022, THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGED AN EXTERNAL TO EVALUATE OUR CEO COMPENSATION POLICIES AND PRACTICES. MALALA FUND IMPLEMENTED A NEW POLICY BASED ON THAT FIRM'S RECOMMENDATIONS EFFECTIVE IN THE 2022-2023 FISCAL YEAR. MALALA FUND EMPLOYEE SALARIES ARE BENCHMARKED AGAINST MULTIPLE INDEPENDENT SURVEYS FROM SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF ENSURING COMPETITIVE COMPENSATION THAT IS STILL REASONABLE AND IN KEEPING WITH MALALA FUND'S STATUS AS A CHARITY. IN JULY 2024, MALALA FUND'S LEADERSHIP AND HUMAN RESOURCES STAFF PERFORMED A FORMAL REVIEW OF COMPATIBILITY DATA ALONG WITH HELP FROM AN OUTSIDE CONSULTANT TO INFORM THE SALARY SCALES AND BENEFITS OF ALL OTHER MALALA FUND STAFF. THIS PROJECT WAS TO ENSURE EQUITY ACROSS ALL COUNTRY OFFICES IN TERMS OF COMPENSATIONS, BENEFITS, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE MALALA FUND'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. ITS AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE ORGANIZATION'S WEBSITE. THE MALALA FUND NIGERIA LTDGTE 10TH FLOOR ST NICHOLAS HOUSE CAT LAGOS NI MALALA FUND IS WORKING TOWARD A WORLD WHERE ALL GIRLS CAN LEARN FOR 12 YEARS NI THE MALALA FUND 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 THE MALALA FUND NIGERIA LTDGTE B 636171 INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER THE MALALA FUND NIGERIA LTDGTE O 40348 INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER