Life in Abundance International

“Form 990 given to board members for review and approval via emails.”

“Annual written conflict of interest statement obtained from each board member at one of the board meetings.”

“Board will read comparative data for wages of executive director for comparable organizations. Board will read comparative data from comparable organizations to set wages of other officers as appropriate.”

“Organizational documents are available upon request”

“We empower the local church to serve the poor and vulnerable, creating sustainable transformation in their communities. Poverty is a very complex issue, nearly always affecting the spiritual, social, and material realms of a community. Our transformational development model builds on the biblical truth that the gospel should bring transformation to the whole person. Our program work takes place within 14 countries, 12 in africa and 2 in the caribbean. Within these 14 countries, we served in 62 communities in 2024. The local church we partnered with 402 church partners, 191 of these churches were new partners in 2024. Life in abundance served throughout the various communities by mobilizing the local church and equipping them to address the needs of their communities. A total of 168,306 people received training, educational materials, personal protective equipment, food, counseling, were connected to prayer groups and received care from health clinics, among other things. Social engagement/ovc a total of 58,476 orphans and vulnerable children and their guardians were wholistically served through our social engagement program initiatives. Additionally, youth were empowered through our youth running clubs and widows received care in the communites we serve. Community health a total of 50,265 individuals were served and/or trained through our community health program initiatives including health care training, hygiene education, medical care, hiv/aids testing, counseling and family planning education. Education a total of 12,105 people were served through our education program initiatives including early childhood development, primary and adult education. Local leaders where empowered and equipped in our wholistic training program, and community health evangelists (che) were mobilized in their communities. Economic empowerment a total of 21,718 people were served through our economic empowerment training and participated in a church based savings and loan program. Participants also received micro enterprise training, loan service, and skill training.”

“Outside services: program service expenses 1,845. Management and general expenses 2,735. Fundraising expenses 1,781. Total expenses 6,361.”

“The process has not changed from previous years.”