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Spain-USA Foundation
About Spain-USA Foundation
Rooted in Washington, DC since 1999, the Spain-USA Foundation embodies a mission to celebrate and advance Spanish cultural, scientific, and educational contributions within American communities. As a District of Columbia-based 501(c)(3) non-profit, the Foundation brings together a distinguished network of leaders, including a Board of Trustees chaired by prominent international corporate lawyer David Vidal-Cordero, and benefits from the leadership of the Ambassador of Spain to the United States. The organization is driven by a deep commitment to fostering greater cooperation and mutual understanding between Spain and the United States through authentic cultural exchange and dialogue. The Foundation's work extends to preserving Washington's architectural heritage, including the historic 16th Street mansion designed by renowned architect George Oakley Totten in 1922. This landmark property, with its rich diplomatic history, represents the Foundation's dedication to honoring the shared legacy of both nations. By welcoming donations and contributions from individuals and corporations, the Spain-USA Foundation invites the community to participate in its vision of strengthening Spanish-American relations and enriching cultural life in Washington, DC and beyond.