water charity Africa To understand any of this, you first need to take a closer look at the very foundation. The original foundation was founded by former UN Security Council Secretary General Kofi Annan in 2006 and funded by the Clinton Foundation. Now this foundation is actually part of another US philanthropic and non-profit organization called the NPO (non-profit organization) that the Clinton Foundation has been part of since 2009. The NPO's official name is NPP, and once the Clintons are known on the international scene the name of the new foundation will change. A new foundation is announced on Dec. 15 that "will provide $50 million to establish an independent, philanthropic nonprofit organization dedicated to building the capacity among nations to achieve development goals." Why does it matter that our community and the world needs something called the NPO (non-profit organization)? If we do well in our mission we should be able to help others and promote their work? How do we go about implementing this and do it as efficiently and responsibly as possible? Does the NPO have a special place in our hearts or in our hearts? The foundation has been part of a small US empire for thousands of years under both of the Bush and Clinton administrations. It was established as a UN-affiliated non-profit international institution in 1843 to provide services to UN agencies and agencies around the world. In the years since then the NPO has hosted many world conferences, been involved