The Power of Partnerships
2020 Impact Report
A letter from President Clinton on our work
“Over the last two decades, but especially over the last year, we’ve heard the same thing over and over from our partners: that the Clinton Foundation has a unique ability to bring people together to make a difference. That’s why, as we look ahead to the Foundation’s next 20 years, we’re sharpening our focus on partnership-building across all our programs.
Here’s what that will look like.”
A letter and special conversation with Chelsea Clinton
“I was incredibly honored, humbled, and excited to speak with Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, a recipient of this year’s Clinton Global Citizen Award … I hope you’ll watch our conversation. If you do, I have no doubt you will be as inspired and full of optimism as I was.”
Partnering Through the Pandemic
Impact: Improving Lives Worldwide
As President Clinton reflected shortly after leaving office: “I always kept score by a simple measure: Were ordinary people better off when I stopped than when I started?”
Below is a look at how we’ve improved lives across the United States and around the world since 2001.
Program Updates
Clinton Presidential Center
Partnering to provide hundreds of thousands of meals and enriching virtual programs
More than 719,000 meals distributed to those in need across Central Arkansas
In 2020, the Clinton Presidential Center provided more than 719,000 meals to those in need across Central Arkansas. Together with partners such as World Central Kitchen, the City of Little Rock, Little Rock School District, and others, Clinton Center staff and local volunteers prepared and distributed meals across the community. 
In 2020, the Clinton Presidential Center provided more than 719,000 meals to those in need across Central Arkansas. Together with partners such as World Central Kitchen, the City of Little Rock, Little Rock School District, and others, Clinton Center staff and local volunteers prepared and distributed meals across the community. 
In 2020, the Clinton Presidential Center provided more than 719,000 meals to those in need across Central Arkansas. Together with partners such as World Central Kitchen, the City of Little Rock, Little Rock School District, and others, Clinton Center staff and local volunteers prepared and distributed meals across the community. 
In 2020, the Clinton Presidential Center provided more than 719,000 meals to those in need across Central Arkansas. Together with partners such as World Central Kitchen, the City of Little Rock, Little Rock School District, and others, Clinton Center staff and local volunteers prepared and distributed meals across the community. 
In 2020, the Clinton Presidential Center provided more than 719,000 meals to those in need across Central Arkansas. Together with partners such as World Central Kitchen, the City of Little Rock, Little Rock School District, and others, Clinton Center staff and local volunteers prepared and distributed meals across the community.
Bank of America and the Clinton Foundation share a commitment to advancing equality and opportunity in our communities. We are proud to support the foundation’s significant work in our own backyard, which has never slowed down despite a challenging year. From feeding schoolchildren to addressing health inequities and other problem-solving initiatives, the Clinton Foundation continues its dedication to the well-being of our great state and the people we serve.Heather Albright, President, Bank of America Arkansas
Clinton Global Initiative
Expanding the impact of Clinton Global Initiative Action Network partners and projects
Spurring new programs for disaster preparedness, the climate crisis, and an inclusive U.S. economic recovery
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020. 
In February 2020, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton convened the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the goal of strengthening long-term response, recovery, and resilience efforts in the Caribbean. Photos taken in February 2020.
The Clinton Global Initiative has a long-standing track record of driving action and realizing results. Their focus on fostering an inclusive economic recovery aligns with the mission of the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth. By convening cross-sectoral organizations, elevating pioneering solutions, and supporting on-the-ground leaders; we have the chance to build a more inclusive, prosperous, and resilient economy. The Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth is proud to partner with CGI in this important endeavor.SHAMINA SINGH, FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT, MASTERCARD CENTER FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH
CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE UNIVERSITY
Inspiring the next generation of student leaders and global innovators
Students join the CGI University community and launch new projects on COVID-19, climate crisis, gender inequality, and more
Through the Verizon and CGI U Social Innovation Challenge, we were thrilled to provide a diverse group of young innovators with resources to support the development of leading-edge technology-based solutions to address significant societal challenges related to immersive education, health equity, and climate justice. Rose Stuckey Kirk, Chief Corporate Social Responsibility Officer, Verizon
Presidential Leadership Scholars
Cultivating a community of presidential scholars
Emerging leaders learn from this one-of-a-kind partnership among the presidential centers of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush, and Lyndon Baines Johnson
Opioid Response Network
Combating the American opioid and overdose epidemic
Forging partnerships to distribute more than 375,000 doses of lifesaving naloxone nationwide, expanding a national network of faith leaders in the fight
The unique ability of the Clinton Foundation to convene and bring together health care experts, advocates, policymakers, researchers, and other thought leaders to create solutions and foster partnerships to solve this seemingly unsolvable problem, provides hope that together we can make sure this scourge will not be visited upon the next generation.Joe Kiani, CEO, Masimo
Too Small To Fail
Surrounding children and families with language and learning opportunities
Supporting children and families with books, educational resources, and learning-rich environments — at home and everywhere in between
Throughout 2020, Too Small to Fail remained focused on early childhood innovation, working quickly with partners on the ground to support under-resourced families with more than 120,000 children’s books, as well as toolkits with ideas for engaging, indoor activities to promote talking, reading and singing with children from birth.
Throughout 2020, Too Small to Fail remained focused on early childhood innovation, working quickly with partners on the ground to support under-resourced families with more than 120,000 children’s books, as well as toolkits with ideas for engaging, indoor activities to promote talking, reading and singing with children from birth.
Throughout 2020, Too Small to Fail remained focused on early childhood innovation, working quickly with partners on the ground to support under-resourced families with more than 120,000 children’s books, as well as toolkits with ideas for engaging, indoor activities to promote talking, reading and singing with children from birth.
Throughout 2020, Too Small to Fail remained focused on early childhood innovation, working quickly with partners on the ground to support under-resourced families with more than 120,000 children’s books, as well as toolkits with ideas for engaging, indoor activities to promote talking, reading and singing with children from birth.
Throughout 2020, Too Small to Fail remained focused on early childhood innovation, working quickly with partners on the ground to support under-resourced families with more than 120,000 children’s books, as well as toolkits with ideas for engaging, indoor activities to promote talking, reading and singing with children from birth.
Throughout 2020, Too Small to Fail remained focused on early childhood innovation, working quickly with partners on the ground to support under-resourced families with more than 120,000 children’s books, as well as toolkits with ideas for engaging, indoor activities to promote talking, reading and singing with children from birth.
Throughout 2020, Too Small to Fail remained focused on early childhood innovation, working quickly with partners on the ground to support under-resourced families with more than 120,000 children’s books, as well as toolkits with ideas for engaging, indoor activities to promote talking, reading and singing with children from birth.
“Too Small to Fail is playing a key role in Philadelphia, where there is growing momentum to create playful learning and literacy-rich environments in everyday spaces. Their efforts are helping local partners – in laundromats, health clinics, family court, and other settings – to prioritize the learning and development of young children. The knowledge and experience Too Small to Fail is sharing with Philadelphia organizations is strengthening the early learning landscape and will yield benefits for young children now and into the future.” Elliot Weinbaum, Director, Great Learning Program, William Penn Foundation
Clinton Development Initiative
Helping farmers in Malawi, Rwanda, and Tanzania
Transforming subsistence agriculture into a catalyst for social and economic change
As cases of COVID-19 were first confirmed in Africa, the Clinton Development Initiative (CDI) worked to distribute helpful information about best practices for prevention in farming communities. They engaged community health workers to connect directly with farm leaders about best practices for COVID-19 prevention and produced radio ads, text messages, print flyers, and pamphlets that provided up-to-date and expert information that local residents could trust. Photos four and five were taken in 2018.
As cases of COVID-19 were first confirmed in Africa, the Clinton Development Initiative (CDI) worked to distribute helpful information about best practices for prevention in farming communities. They engaged community health workers to connect directly with farm leaders about best practices for COVID-19 prevention and produced radio ads, text messages, print flyers, and pamphlets that provided up-to-date and expert information that local residents could trust. Photos four and five were taken in 2018.
As cases of COVID-19 were first confirmed in Africa, the Clinton Development Initiative (CDI) worked to distribute helpful information about best practices for prevention in farming communities. They engaged community health workers to connect directly with farm leaders about best practices for COVID-19 prevention and produced radio ads, text messages, print flyers, and pamphlets that provided up-to-date and expert information that local residents could trust. Photos four and five were taken in 2018.
As cases of COVID-19 were first confirmed in Africa, the Clinton Development Initiative (CDI) worked to distribute helpful information about best practices for prevention in farming communities. They engaged community health workers to connect directly with farm leaders about best practices for COVID-19 prevention and produced radio ads, text messages, print flyers, and pamphlets that provided up-to-date and expert information that local residents could trust. Photos four and five were taken in 2018.
As cases of COVID-19 were first confirmed in Africa, the Clinton Development Initiative (CDI) worked to distribute helpful information about best practices for prevention in farming communities. They engaged community health workers to connect directly with farm leaders about best practices for COVID-19 prevention and produced radio ads, text messages, print flyers, and pamphlets that provided up-to-date and expert information that local residents could trust. Photos four and five were taken in 2018.
We believe the Clinton Development Initiative work to empower farming communities with market opportunities will not only support livelihood of small-scale farmers but also contribute to the economy of Malawi at large.Graham Chipande, Standard Bank
Clinton Climate Initiative
Sparking a clean energy future with small island nations
Confronting the climate crisis and cultivating women leaders in the energy sector
“Being a member of the WIRE Network has been a turning point in my career in the renewable energy industry. Before WIRE, I was often the only woman in the room and lacked the confidence to reclaim my space within a highly regulated and technical field. WIRE allowed me to meet other women from incredibly diverse backgrounds who shared a common passion. Their mentorship and the personal relationships we developed made me believe that I, too, could be successful as a renewable energy entrepreneur.”Vanessa Carballido Clerch, co-founder of Genmoji, Puerto Rico
Alliance for a Healthier Generation
Working together to improve children’s health
Improving social-emotional health and learning, access to healthy foods, self-care for educators and caregivers, and providing new resources to combat the rise in youth vaping
In a time of incredible challenges and with limited resources at their disposal, schools across the nation stepped up to prioritize the essential health needs of students and staff. The Alliance for a Healthier Generation, engaged schools to include a focus on improving social-emotional health and learning, access to healthy foods, self-care for educators and caregivers, and new resources.
In a time of incredible challenges and with limited resources at their disposal, schools across the nation stepped up to prioritize the essential health needs of students and staff. The Alliance for a Healthier Generation, engaged schools to include a focus on improving social-emotional health and learning, access to healthy foods, self-care for educators and caregivers, and new resources.
In a time of incredible challenges and with limited resources at their disposal, schools across the nation stepped up to prioritize the essential health needs of students and staff. The Alliance for a Healthier Generation, engaged schools to include a focus on improving social-emotional health and learning, access to healthy foods, self-care for educators and caregivers, and new resources.
In a time of incredible challenges and with limited resources at their disposal, schools across the nation stepped up to prioritize the essential health needs of students and staff. The Alliance for a Healthier Generation, engaged schools to include a focus on improving social-emotional health and learning, access to healthy foods, self-care for educators and caregivers, and new resources.
In a time of incredible challenges and with limited resources at their disposal, schools across the nation stepped up to prioritize the essential health needs of students and staff. The Alliance for a Healthier Generation, engaged schools to include a focus on improving social-emotional health and learning, access to healthy foods, self-care for educators and caregivers, and new resources.
In a time of incredible challenges and with limited resources at their disposal, schools across the nation stepped up to prioritize the essential health needs of students and staff. The Alliance for a Healthier Generation, engaged schools to include a focus on improving social-emotional health and learning, access to healthy foods, self-care for educators and caregivers, and new resources.
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