About the International Community Foundation
Among U.S.-based community foundations, the International Community Foundation is unique in that unlike other community foundations that serve a defined geographic region in the United States, the Foundation is dedicated to assisting American donors to charitably support their communities of interest internationally. Approximately 22% of the International Community Foundation’s donors are immigrants; close to 50% of the International Community Foundation’s donors are retirees living abroad either full- or part-time with the majority of these American expatriates residing in coastal communities in Northwest Mexico. For more information regarding the International Community Foundation, visit: www.icfdn.org.

Richard Kiy is President & CEO of the International Community Foundation and has over 23 years of internationally focused experience in the public, private and nonprofit sectors with a specialization in Mexico. Kiy is a graduate of Stanford University (A.B. Economics) and Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government (Masters of Public Administration).

Anne McEnany is Senior Advisor for Environment & Conservation for the International Community Foundation and has over 18 years of conservation experience working in Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, and the Andes Region. McEnany is a graduate of the University of Virginia (B.A. in Latin American Studies) and Tulane University (Masters of Science, Applied International Development with a concentration in environmental planning).