#1 - Education Programs : FACE will continue to bring international college under graduate students to America for their 2nd & 3rd year of college study. These students will return to their homeland for their 4th and final year of study, graduating with two college degrees .... one from their homeland's university and the other from the partnering American university. Coming soon: FACE is developing a Masters and Doctorate Degree Program for post-graduate students. We need: F...

Today's political and social climate combined with the terror of 9/11 has made Americans more aware of protecting our borders. The Foundation for American Cultural Exchanges (FACE) has developed education programs that address those concerns by carefully monitoring the students while they are in the United States. Three Levels of Screening Students and families are pre-screened. Interested students are required to complete a FACE application which goes into a student packet along with ...

Starting any business takes a lot of time, energy, resources and most of all .... money. Launching the Foundation for American Cultural Exchanges and obtaining determination from the Internal Revenue Service as a non-profit makes our job even bigger. That's why we're looking for a grant writer who can help us find money to pay for our start-up costs. Listed below are some of the line items on our budget. If you can help by making a cash or a in-kind donation, please go to our website ...

The Foundation for American Cultural Exchanges (FACE) was incorporated on August 30, 2006 in the State of California and opened its office in Hollywood, the City of the Stars. The mission of the Foundation is to strengthen the cultural ties between Americans and the peoples of the world through education, cultural exchanges and economic development. Founded by Mary Stewart, formally with World American Cultural Exchanges (WACE) and JoAnn Gillam, the only consultant recognized by the City ...