
Financials
Grants
Grants
ABSF believes in complete financial transparency. Summaries of our most recent major grants, investments, tax returns, and current impact investment portfolio can be found below.
In the 2025 grant cycle, ABSF awarded 27 major grants totaling $485,500. The largest grant of $27,000 supports girls in Northern Kenya pursuing secondary and tertiary education, and the smallest a $1000 discretionary grant. The geographic spread includes: 10 grants in Tanzania; 5 grants in Uganda; 5 broadly across East Africa; 3 in Kenya; 2 in Guatemala; 1 each in Rwanda and Mexico.
Ten grants support Disability Inclusion; ten grants focus on Education, Life-Skills, and Leadership; and seven grants are in the Women’s Entrepreneurship category.
2025 Grant Allocations
Women’s Education, Leadership & Life Skills
Women’s Entrepreneurship
Disability Inclusion
Discretionary
Investments
As of year-end 2025, ABSF private sector impact investment commitments total approximately $6.9 million across 28 different funds and businesses. 52% of the investments are US-based, and 48% are international, with special focus on Latin America and East Africa. Our largest investment is $310,000, and the smallest investment is $6,000.
93% of ABSF impact endowment investments as of YE 2025 focus on gender equity, economic inclusion, and/or reduced inequalities (SDG 5,8,10). 70% contribute to environmental sustainability (SDGs 7 & 12); and 78% are related to educational opportunities and/or gender equity (SDG 4 & 5). Percentages total more than 100% because most investments address multiple impact goals.
Portfolio-wide, 55% of investments are in women-led businesses, and 48% in persons of color-led businesses. Redirecting our investment capital to both is a priority for ABSF. Our goal is to reach 50% for both and we will hold ourselves accountable to doing so.

