• About The Foundation
  • About The Foundation
  • Contact Us
  • Media Inquiries
  • Leadership Team
  • Jobs / Volunteer
• Programs and Partnerships
  • Dream Global Contest 2013
  • Weekend Tech Talk
  • Women Leaders In Conversation
  • Women Now Face 2 Face
  • Mom To Mom
  • Fashionista
• Research
  • World Economic Forum
  • UNICEF
  • School Life

• Featured Leaders
  • Amita Paul
  • Catherine Edwards
  • Cynthia Typaldos
  • Deepika Bajaj
  • Dr. Geetha Rao
  • Ellen Rubin
  • Georgianne Pillsbury
  • Jaishree Subramania
  • Jerri Barrett
  • Jocelyn DeGance Graham
  • Joyce Reitman
  • Kiran Malhotra
  • Linda Holroyd
  • Marianne Baldrica
  • Minoo Gupta
  • Monali Jain
  • Nina Labatt
  • Piya Mitra
  • Savitha Srinivasan
  • Seema Handu
  • Seema Jethani
  • Usha Sekar
  • Vanessa Alvarez
  • Vijaya Kaza
• Schools
  • School Recommendations

Important Notice on Email Scams

For more information, send email to info@monalijainfoundation.org.

Several scams claiming to be from or associated with the Monali Jain Foundation may circulate on the internet in a number of different languages. They might include our logo, photos, links, or other information taken directly from our official web site, www.monalijainfoundation.org. The foundation makes every effort to stop such scams, but unfortunately, we cannot stop them all. The foundation does not solicit donations or request any type of administrative or handling charges for its grant applications. If you get a request that appears to be from the foundation for any type of payment, or if you receive an email or communication seemingly from the foundation that you feel is suspicious, please disregard that communication. If you have any questions, contact us at info@monalijainfoundation.org.

To be clear, Monali Jain Foundation, Monali Jain, or any foundation employees:

• Do not sponsor lotteries of any kind.
• Do not require/request grantees to pay insurance, handling, deposits, or delivery fees for grant funds.
• Do not offer investment opportunities.
• Do not request conference fees.

Here are some tips to help you avoid email scams:

• Be suspicious of unsolicited emails that ask for personal or financial information.
• Avoid filling out forms in email messages.
• Log on to official websites instead of clicking on links embedded in an email.
• Contact the organization that is supposedly sending the email to verify if it is genuine.
• Be wary if you receive an email saying you won a lottery or have been awarded a grant.
• Be cautious if you are asked to wire money.

For more information about the Federal Trade Commission's efforts against these kinds of fraud, please visit http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/menus/consumer/tech/scams.shtm. You can also email your inquiries about scam emails, letters, and phone calls to info@monalijainfoundation.org.