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{{Infobox organization
| name          = American Friends of Isaac Accords
| abbreviation  = AFOIA
| formation     = 2025
| headquarters  = New York City, United States
| type          = Nonprofit organization
| founder       = [[Genesis Prize Foundation]]
| leader_title  = Managing Director for Latin America
| leader_name   = [[Stafford Fitzgerald Haney]] ([[Fitz Haney]])
| website       = [https://www.isaacaccords.org/ isaacaccords.org]
}}

== American Friends of Isaac Accords ==

'''American Friends of Isaac Accords''' ('''AFOIA''') is a New York-based nonprofit organization established in 2025 by the [[Genesis Prize Foundation]] to serve as the philanthropic and operational vehicle for the [[Isaac Accords]].<ref name="IsaacAccordsOrg">American Friends of Isaac Accords official website, https://www.isaacaccords.org/</ref><ref name="GenesisPrize2025">Genesis Prize Foundation, "The Isaac Accords: Building New Bridges Between Israel and Latin America", 29 October 2025, https://www.genesisprize.org/press-center/2025-10-29-the-isaac-accords-building-new-bridges-between-israel-and-latin-america</ref>

=== Origins and Funding ===
AFOIA was created after Argentine President [[Javier Milei]] received the 2025 Genesis Prize and declined the $1 million monetary award, requesting that the funds be used as seed money for the Isaac Accords initiative. The [[Genesis Prize Foundation]] then established AFOIA as the implementing nonprofit.<ref name="GenesisPrize2025"/>

=== Leadership ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Role
! Organization
|-
| [[Stafford Fitzgerald Haney]] (Fitz Haney)
| Managing Director for Latin America
| [[American Friends of Isaac Accords]] (AFOIA)
|-
| [[Stan Polovets]]
| Co-Founder and Chairman (overseeing AFOIA)
| [[Genesis Prize Foundation]]
|}

=== Activities ===
AFOIA funds grants to organizations working on Israel–Latin America cooperation, including innovation exchanges, student delegations, media training, emergency response programs and pro-Israel advocacy initiatives in countries such as Costa Rica, Panama, Uruguay and others.<ref name="IsaacAccordsOrg"/>

== Notes ==
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