Our Mission:
Empower.
We use the power of research data and practical insights to cultivate positive change.
Our Mission
The Kevin Kubasik Charitable Trust is driven by the power of research data and practical insights to cultivate positive change. The trust was established in 2016 to honor the short life of an incredibly curious tech-talented and caring young man who sought evidence-based solutions to vexing social challenges.
Areas of Focus
WOMEN IN STEM
Our investments address the barriers to success STEM-talented women face, with a special focus on increasing interest, advancement, and retention in tech and engineering fields.
SOCIAL IMPACT
Our investments empower nonprofit leaders to better articulate, measure, and achieve positive impact in their targeted fields and communities.
AMERICAN ESKIMO DOGS
Our investments address gaps in medical care and the unique behavioral needs of American Eskimo dogs.
Kevin Kubasik Charitable Trust Impact Reports
Since the Trust was established in 2016, we have invested our time and resources towards supporting organizations, projects, and programs that Kevin was the most passionate about. Our investments have helped address the challenges women face in STEM careers, empower nonprofits to achieve positive impact, and provide medical care to American Eskimo dogs in dire need of support. We encourage you to download our Impact Reports to learn more about our work as we continue to support the organizations and programs that were closest to Kevin’s heart.
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In 2023, the Trust supported American Eskimo Dogs and social impact organizations.
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In 2022, the Trust continued its support of American Eskimo Dogs and social impact organizations.
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In 2021, the Trust supported American Eskimo Dogs, social impact organizations, and women in STEM. We also honored the life of Antonia Kubasik by supporting organizations and causes that meant the most to her.
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In 2020, the Trust supported American Eskimo Dogs and social impact organizations.
Supporting American Eskimo Dogs
Eskies require special attention because of their unique health and behavioral challenges. Hundreds of Eskies are surrendered each year because their owners can no longer care for them.
Engaging Women in STEM
Download the literature review that explores the dominant causes of female STEM attrition and offers promising practices.
Get Involved
If you are interested in joining the cause and helping us support the interests Kevin Kubasik was the most passionate about, we encourage you to get in touch with us.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TRUST
Interested in learning more about the interest areas close to Kevin Kubasik and his family?
CONTACT US
Whether you have a comment, question or suggestion, feel free to reach out and get in touch!
MAKE A DONATION
Make a contribution of any amount to help fund qualified charitable organizations, projects, and programs.