Mongolia Education Foundation

Welcome to Mongolian Education Foundation's Official Website. It's part of MNWDS

What is Mongolia Education Foundation?

Mongolia Education Foundation (MEF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit registered and established in the United States to promote and encourage education, research and training in Mongolia. MEF is partially volunteer run and acts as a fiscal sponsor organization for educational programs for Mongolia and its communities. MEF works in tandem with Mongolian Education Initiative NGO ( Монголын Оюуны Санаачилга ТББ ) in Mongolia.

Walter Jenkins

Chairman

Walter Jenkins is an American businessman and philanthropist. He first visited...

Layton Croft

Board member

Layton Croft is a corporate executive with diversified management and extensive...

Jim Dwyer

Board member

Jim Dwyer was a New York-based investment banker specializing in mergers and ...

Steve Saunders

Board member

SteveSaundersis the former President of the North America-Mongolia Business...

Our portfolio

Zorig Foundation

Founded in memory the late Zorig Sanjaasuren in 1998. Zorig Foundation aims spread democratic values and ideals throughout Mongolia with a vision of shaping a society in which citizens are

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Ger Hub

GerHub is non-profit social enterprise that seeks to find innovative and crative solutions to some of the most pressing issues in ger district of Ulaanbaatar.

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Ger Innovation Hub

The Ger Innovation Hub (GIH) is a unique community space in the ger areas of Ulaanbaatar. At the GIH, we hope to build capacity within our communities by implementing various cross-cutting programming across education, health and economic empowerment. By strengthening connections, we believe that communities are able to leverage their collective power over their livelihoods.

Gerude

Gerude is an education for innovation program aimed to foster creative problem solvers among Mongolian youth. Through innovative tools and approaches such as brick-based, peer-to-peer, and project-based learning we seek to develop skills necessary for high-school students to thrive in the future.