Giving Hearts is a philanthropic Chaldean women’s collaboration in memory of the late Vivian Esshaki Shouneyia who lost her battle with breast cancer.

Giving Hearts is a legacy project committed to alleviating the financial duress related to medical care expenses and its associated burdens.

Gifts are intended to provide limited financial assistance and aid to Chaldean women under medical or health financial crisis.

The Marvin Toma Memorial Fund supports a broad range of programs and services offered by the Chaldean Community Foundation, with a particular emphasis on youth initiatives that honor Marvin’s enduring love for children. To sustain and expand its impact, the Fund organizes two annual fundraising events — a golf outing and a bowling outing — with all proceeds dedicated to advancing the Foundation’s mission and community programs.

The Waad Murad Memorial Advocacy fund supplies a minimum of $10,000 reward money for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the assailant(s) of violent crimes committed against businesspeople in their workplace. In the event of a violent crime, the group mobilizes to publicize the reward and details of the crime, keeping the event current and helping to generate leads for law enforcement. The Advocacy Fund is named in memory of Waad Murad, a founding member of the Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce. Murad was murdered at his business, Metro Car Company, in Detroit on March 17, 2005. In Metro Detroit, more than 100 Chaldean Americans have been killed at their place of business. Since the fund’s inception, the Chaldean Community Foundation has posted more than $100,000 in reward money, which helped solve several fatal robberies.