To establish lasting institutions primarily in developing countries, providing non-formal skills, training appropriate to the needs of that country. The transfer and teaching of marketable skills, through the training model can help the disadvantaged become self-reliant and productively involved in the development of their countries.
	46 OIC Centers in 18 Countries: Cameroon Central African Nigeria Republic Cote d'Ivoire Ethiopia The Gambia Ghana Guinea Lesotho Liberia Niger Philippines Poland South Africa Sierra Leone Tanzania Togo Zimbabwe
	The Leon H. Sullivan Summit (formerly African-American Summit) Abidjan, Cote d'Lvoire Libreville, Gabon Dakar, Senegal Harare, Zimbabwe Accra, Ghana
	The overarching purpose of The Leon H. Sullivan Foundation is to ensure that the great legacy of our Founder, the Reverend Leon H. Sullivan, will not only endure but will continue to make a positive impact on our society and contribute positively to the lives of millions of people worldwide.
	Located in Washington, DC, the mission of the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation is to support and promote the programs and initiatives created by the Reverend Leon H. Sullivan. The Sullivan Foundation will strengthen existing funding sources and create partnerships with additional donors. Towards this end, the Sullivan Foundation has employed an independent fund raising company that will assist in generating funds from a diverse portfolio. The Sullivan Foundation also provides government advocacy on behalf of the Sullivan Entities. A major goal of the Sullivan Foundation is to build an endowment that will be held in trust for the Sullivan Entities. The Sullivan Endowment will be a permanent pecuniary provision for the maintenance of the Sullivan organizations. In addition to building an endowment for the Sullivan Entities, the Sullivan Foundation also has responsibility for the Leon H. Sullivan Summit (formerly The African-American Summit). The next Summit, The Sixth Leon H. Sullivan Summit, is scheduled for July 14 - 18, 2003 in Abuja, Nigeria. Ambassador Andrew J. Young is the Chairman of the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation; he also serves as the Summit Chairman.
	Annual Technical Assistance Conferences Cote d'Ivoire The Gambia Ghana Togo
	A non-profit organization dedicated to self-help initiatives in vocational skills, agriculture, education, and literacy training in developing countries, as initiated by Reverend Leon H. Sullivan.
	Benin Congo Ethiopia Ghana Guinea Liberia Malawi Nambia Nigeria South Africa
	Teachers for Africa International Fellows Program The Leon H. Sullivan Summit, (formerly African-American Summit) Training for African Bankers Debt for Development Global Sullivan Principles Peoples Investment Fund for Africa Schools for Africa Support for Sub-Saharan Africa