David Batstone
President

It is a rare set of skills that enable David Batstone to be active as a business entrepreneur, professor and journalist. Batstone is Senior Editor of Worthwhile magazine and the Executive Editor of Sojourners magazine. Batstone was also a founding editor of Business 2.0 magazine and a contributor to Worthwhile Magazine, The New York Times, Wired, The Chicago Tribune, Spin and The San Francisco Chronicle. He is the recipient of two national journalist awards and named the National Endowment for the Humanities Chair at the University of San Francisco for his work in technology and ethics. Gifted as an entrepreneur, Batstone has played an executive role in a niche investment bank operating internationally in the entertainment and technology industries. During the 1980s, he founded and directed a non-governmental agency dedicated to economic development and human rights in Latin America.

Luis Enrique Bazan
Executive Director

Luis Enrique was born and raised in Lima, Peru. While a teenager, he visited the shelter that his mother’s organization created to protect street children and teenagers from violence and exploitation. As a result, he developed a close friendship with some of the children.

While studying his M.A. degree at the University of San Francisco, Luis Enrique had the opportunity to visit organizations in different countries that also work to promote and protect the rights of children at risk. This helped him understand the issues surrounding street children around the world, and to identify the specific differences that develop in each culture.

Currently, Luis Enrique works closely with the company’s president, David Batstone, to define the best strategy to network with for-profit and non-profit entities to leverage their assets on behalf of children in crisis.

Mark Wexler
Project Director

Mark Wexler has extensive experience in the nonprofit field. Most recently he worked with Durban, South Africa-based NGO Umthombo Street Children. During his time in Durban he worked directly on the streets and also attempted to partner nonprofits and local government to combat the ill treatment of street children.

For questions or information, please contact Luis Enrique Bazan or mail us at:

Children’s Aid Fund
P.O. Box 371035
122 Seacliff Court
Montara, CA. 94037