Advancing the wireless industry
By encouraging and promoting education, research, and training programs.
The WIA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to advancing the wireless industry by encouraging and promoting education, research, and training programs. In addition to offering support for charitable organizations whose missions align with the needs of the wireless infrastructure industry, the WIA Foundation supports efforts to raise awareness about careers in the wireless and broadband industries and activities to enable a strong workforce necessary to achieve WIA’s mission of achieving connectivity everywhere. The Foundation’s board members govern the organization’s efforts and initiatives.
We are seeking to partner with organizations that fit the description above. If you are interested in having the WIA Foundation consider your organization for support, we want to hear from you!
Your generosity helps us continue to make a meaningful impact in achieving connectivity everywhere. The WIA Foundation is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax-deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law.
The Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum (WWLF) is a volunteer association for professional women in the wireless communications industry. Through WWLF’s events, members share their expertise, broaden their contacts, and advance their career opportunities. WWLF celebrates the experience of the many successful women in the communications industry.
Telecom Trailblazers is an initiative launched by WIA and the Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum to encourage STEM learning, teach young women about digital infrastructure and inspire them to pursue careers in telecommunications.
Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA) Foundation
FCBA Foundation scholarships and law school internship stipends allow FCBA members and Foundation supporters to give back to the community by supporting the next generation of leaders.
Telecommunications Against Trafficking and Exploitation (TATE) is an initiative of the 3Strands Global Foundation, which mobilizes communities to combat human trafficking through prevention, education, and reintegration programs. TATE equips telecom workers with the necessary information to recognize signs of human trafficking through a 30-minute free online training video called Recognize and Notify (RAN).
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