AIF works with partners to implement programs in education, livelihood, and public health sectors in India - with emphases on elementary education, women's empowerment, and maternal and child health, respectively. AIF through it's program Digital Equalizer attempts to bridge the digital divide by providing computers, internet access and training to improve learning and critical thinking amongst students of under-resourced Indian schools. It also implements the Service Corps Fellowship, which sends skilled young Americans to work with NGOs in India for a ten month period. The fellowship helps exchange technical skills, intellectual resources and helps increase the capacity of Indian NGOs to continue their work while giving American leaders a good understanding of India.
| Recipient | Total | Donors |
|---|---|---|
| Boehner for Speaker FOJB-NRCC | $1,000 | Ajay Banga |
| Jean Carnahan | $1,000 | Victor J Menezes |
| Michael Garver Oxley | $1,000 | Victor J Menezes |
| Republican National Committee | $750 | Victor J Menezes |
| Pennsylvania Democratic Party | $615 | Ajay Banga |
| Democratic National Committee | $500 | Vimal Bahuguna |
| Rudy Giuliani | $250 | Harit Talwar |
| Marty Meehan | $250 | Raj Sharma |
| The Last Mile | $0 | Lata Krishnan |
| Types | Organization, Membership Organization, Philanthropy, Other Not-for-Profit |
| Start date | 2001 |
| Website | http://www.aifoundation.org/default.htm |