Partnerships & Inquiries

Shaker International Scholarship Programs (SISP) welcomes institutional engagement with academic bodies, government authorities, and organizations committed to education, leadership development, and humanitarian service.

SISP operates with full independence, integrity, and adherence to international legal standards. All partnerships are formed based on shared values, transparency, and long-term impact.

SISP’s Independent Funding Model

SISP is a Founder-Funded organization and maintains complete operational independence.

To preserve the purity of its humanitarian mission:

• SISP does not accept donations or financial contributions of any kind
• This includes individuals, governments, political groups, corporations, and organizations
• SISP does not provide donations or financial support to other entities

All resources are directed exclusively toward SISP’s own scholarship programs and humanitarian initiatives.

👉 Please do not contact SISP regarding donations or fundraising matters, as such inquiries cannot be accommodated.

Global Engagement Principles

SISP engages only with countries and institutions that align with the following standards:

✔ Commitment to Democracy & Human Rights

SISP does not operate in or engage with:

• Non-democratic regimes
• Dictatorships or authoritarian governments
• Countries under sanctions by the United States Government

As a U.S.-based organization, SISP strictly complies with all U.S. federal laws, regulations, and international compliance requirements.

We will not partner with or operate in any nation that violates these standards.

✔ Focus on Underprivileged Communities & Nations

SISP’s mission is dedicated to serving:

• Underdeveloped and underprivileged countries
• Communities lacking access to education and opportunity

SISP does not expand into first-world or economically stable nations where:

• Basic needs are already met
• Strong institutional support systems exist

Our purpose is to uplift those who need opportunity the most.

✔ Zero Tolerance for Corruption

SISP does not engage with:

• Governments known for systemic corruption
• Institutions linked to misuse of authority
• Countries ranked among the most corrupt globally

Recent experiences have demonstrated how corruption within government systems can destroy humanitarian missions, delay critical programs, and harm the communities meant to be served.

As a result, SISP applies strict governance integrity standards before engaging in any country.

Strategic Areas of Collaboration

SISP welcomes mission-aligned, non-financial collaboration in:

• Education & Scholarship Programs
• Leadership Development Initiatives
• Institutional & Research Cooperation
• Global Program Expansion (Aligned Nations Only)

Formal Government & Ministry Engagement

SISP invites formal engagement from:

• Ministries of Education
• National education authorities
• Government leadership offices

Authorized government representatives wishing to invite SISP to their country should submit a formal written request through the Partnerships Office.

SISP responds to official government inquiries within seven (7) business days.

Partnership Structure & Accountability

All engagements include:

• Formal Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs)
• Clearly defined objectives
• Transparency standards
• Ongoing evaluation and review

This ensures responsible collaboration and long-term impact.

Contact for Official Inquiries

Core Values in Collaboration

• Integrity
• Legal compliance
• Transparency
• Independence
• Respect for communities

Important Notice

SISP is not a fundraising organization. All programs are funded directly by the Founder to ensure freedom from political influence, ethical independence, and mission purity.

Donation-related inquiries will not be processed.

Closing Statement

Shaker International Scholarship Programs exists to serve people through education and leadership — ethically, independently, and globally.

We welcome formal institutional dialogue with nations and partners who share our commitment to integrity, democracy, and humanitarian impact.