The United States Foreign Service
The men and women of the US Foreign Service are America's first line of defense. They provide the diplomatic skills and professional continuity to assist Presidents and Secretaries of State in formulating and implementing the nation's foreign policy. Foreign Service professionals serve at American embassies and consulates around the world. In addition to representing the United States to other countries and international organizations, they assist American citizens, private voluntary organizations and businesses operating abroad. They are employees of the State Department, the Agency for International Development, the Commerce Department's Foreign Commercial Service, and the Agriculture Department's Foreign Agriculture Service.
Overall direction of the Foundation rests with its five Trustees, including two continuing Trustees who knew and worked with Mrs. Cox...
ProgramsSince its establishment in 1980, the Foundation has funded and supported a wide range of programs to support the US Foreign Service.
