Black Basalt Foundation is a nonprofit initiative dedicated to strengthening resilience, cultural preservation, and humanitarian support for vulnerable communities, with an initial focus on Swaida, Syria. Through cultural initiatives, medical support programs, and public awareness efforts, the Foundation works to protect community memory, support recovery, and encourage responsible international engagement.

Black Basalt Foundation Inc. is registered as a nonprofit corporation in the United States. The organization is currently in the process of applying for federal 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.

Once federal tax-exempt status is approved, eligible donations will be tax deductible to the extent permitted by U.S. law. Until that process is complete, donations support the organization’s charitable programs but may not yet qualify for tax deductions.

Funds raised by the Foundation support three primary areas: • humanitarian and medical assistance programs • cultural preservation and public awareness initiatives • operational and program development costs required to implement these activities responsibly The Foundation maintains internal records of all expenditures and program transfers.

Programs implemented outside the United States are conducted through vetted local partners and program committees to ensure responsible use of funds and compliance with applicable regulations.

The Foundation is overseen by a board and supported by program leadership and advisors with backgrounds in communications, humanitarian work, and cultural initiatives.

Individuals or institutions who wish to conduct additional due diligence may contact the Foundation directly for documentation or further information about programs and governance.

Yes. Donors may designate support toward specific initiatives, including: • medical assistance programs • cultural and memorial initiatives • community resilience and documentation efforts

Cultural and artistic initiatives are used by the Foundation as tools for documentation, public awareness, and community healing. These projects help preserve memory, create dialogue, and generate support for humanitarian programs.