To provide mentoring and financial literacy education to adolescents in underserved and at-risk populations, especially those without a father figure.
The vision of the Grant Cardone Foundation is a world in which every kid is provided the tools and mentorship they need to be successful in every aspect of their lives.
The Grant Cardone Foundation is an international non-profit organization invested in helping youth in our communities reach their full potential. Entrepreneur and best-selling author, Grant Cardone, created the foundation as a result of experiencing the traumatic loss of his father when he was only ten-years-old. Growing up without a father figure in his life affected him emotionally, socially, and academically. so he has made it his mission to help young adults, who may need life and career guidance, just as he once did. The foundation partners with community organizations, municipal agencies, corporations, and other non-profit entities to help deliver energy and educational resources to kids in need.
GRANT CARDONE
Founder of Grant Cardone Foundation & CEO of Grant Cardone Training Technologies
ELENA CARDONE
Co-Founder of Grant Cardone Foundation & CEO of Build An Empire
SHERI HAMILTON
COO of Grant Cardone Training Technologies
JARROD GLANDT
President of Grant Cardone Training Technologies
DJ IRIE
Irie Foundation, Founder
Claudienne Hibbert- Smith
Ed Haynes
President, Haynes Security Services, Inc.
Grant Cardone
Jarrod Glandt
Sheri Hamilton
DJ Irie
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