With a $500K investment from the Clark Foundation, National Links Trust is working to construct a driving range facility and clubhouse at Rock Creek Park. 

The enhanced facilities will also support expanded youth programming for First Tee- Greater Washington, DC.

Respecting Grantees Maximizes Impact

The response of the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation during this time exemplifies the value of trust-based philanthropy and cultivating respectful relationships.

It’s National Park and Recreation Month

As part of the Clark Foundation’s investments in the DC area, we are thrilled to partner with the U.S. Soccer Foundation, MLS Players Association, and Target on the D.C. Soccer Initiative to expand access to soccer at DC Public Schools.

Arne Sorenson Excellence in Leadership Awards 2022

“Arne Sorenson Excellence in Leadership Awards will recognize outstanding achievements of leaders whose contributions to the economic club and the community deserve special recognition.”

The A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation was proud to participate in this month’s Cycle for Survival Washington #DC ride.

This year, #CycleforSurvival surpassed a landmark milestone of $300 million raised for rare cancer research at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Congratulations to the U.S. Soccer Foundation on this incredible milestone!

“Thrilled to announce that we have installed 500 mini-pitches in communities across the country! Along with our partners, we are excited for more kids to have safe places to play.”

U.S. Soccer Foundation Rolls out Mini-Pitch at Southeast D.C. Elementary School, with Private Backing

Play “is not just fun and games,” a foundation executive said. “It’s an alternative learning platform from the classroom.”

Connor Shooks Named one of 25 First Tee Scholars Nationwide

First Tee College Scholarship Program is made possible by donors and corporate partners who stand behind the program and First Tee’s mission, including 3M, A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation.

A Tuition-Free Jesuit School Comes with Lifelong Investment

The fall TJ Farrington, an eighth grader at Washington Jesuit Academy, will be attending the prestigious Gonzaga College High School, four miles away but a big leap for the 14-year-old from a low-income neighborhood in the U.S. capital.