Other Foundations

In 1991, Dr. J. P. Kazickas was determined to introduce his homeland Lithuania, a newly independent country, to as many people of the World as he could. During a session at the United Nations, Joseph Kazickas met Maria Pia Fanfari, a wife of the most distinguished Italian politician, a founder of "Together For Peace" foundation, who later came to Vilnius with humanitarian aid. Dr. Kazickas looked for aid from foundations in the United States like The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the Pew Charitable Trust, the Heritage Foundation, the Soros Open Society Fund. Joseph Kazickas was able to bring the representative of the Rockefeller and Pew Foundations to Lithuania, and participated in getting the George Soros Fund to Lithuania. Later on, while helping computerize secondary schools of Lithuania, Jurate Kazickas brought Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's worldwide library initiative, and Lithuania received $ 13 million of software for its libraries.

The following foundations have been grantees and partners for a number of years now and they are at the core of the foundation's mission and work for Lithuanian causes.
- Alma Adamkiene Foundation (est. 1999 in Vilnius, Lithuania - closed 2014) - supported children's causes in Lithuania.
- Mstislav Rostropovich Foundation (est. 2003 in Vilnius, Lithuania) - supports talented youth, also helps children with medical conditions in Lithuania.
- Vytautas Landsbergis Foundation (est. 1991 in Vilnius, Lithuania) - supports children and youth's causes in Lithuania.
- Lithuanian National Foundation (est. 1943 in Kaunas, Lithuania, inc.in 1973 in New York, US) - is dedicated to fostering Lithuanian identity, Lithuania's statehood and democracy.
- Lithuanian Foundation (est. 1962 in Chicago, Illinois, US) - is dedicated to preserving and fostering Lithuanian culture and traditions in the United States, Lithuania and Lithuanian communities worldwide.
- Lithuanian Catholic Religious Aid (est. 1961 in New York, US) - supports Catholic educational, religious, and social outreach projects in Lithuania and its diaspora.