History

In 1999, while working as a young volunteer in refugee camps during the Kosovo War and genocide, Clint Borgen recognized the need for an organization that could focus U.S. political attention on extreme poverty. In 2003, after graduating from Washington State University and interning at the United Nations, Borgen began developing the organization. In need of startup funding, Borgen took a job living on a fishing vessel docked in Dutch Harbor, Alaska (the same location as “The Deadliest Catch”). From humble beginnings in one of the most remote regions of the world, The Borgen Project was born. One man with a laptop and a budget that came from his Alaska paychecks has evolved into a national campaign with volunteers operating in 1813 U.S. cities.

The aim of Khan Agha Charity Foundation is to fight against hunger and unemployment of compatriots.

Each year we help so many familys. Every dollar you donate will bring us closer to finding a cure. Please support the Khan Agha Charity Foundation

Where your donation goes?

Khan Agha Charity Foundation spend 90% of donation directly to change life of needy people in Afghanistan. 23% on education, 18% on health, 18% on clean water, 15% on food, 10% of Masjid, 6% on employment, and 10% on administration every year.