Rostro De Cristo Inc.

“Rev james j ronan sr. Evelyn ronan, snd ceo clerk of brd brother & sister”

“Accountant provides an advance copy of the return to the board of directors for review prior to filing.”

“At least annually, directors are asked to confirm in writing that they are in compliance with the policy.”

“The board publishes an annual report to the public and also upon request through the organization's web-site.”

“Rostro de cristo is a catholic program whose mission is to provide spiritual and educational opportunities for young people from the united states to live out the gospel of jesus christ together with the people of ecuador.”

“Introduction in 2017 rostro de cristo (which means "the face of christ" in spanish) completed its 27th year of providing volunteer lay missionary experiences in ecuador and providing support to ecuadorian catholic church through educational and medical projects in ecuador. Rostro de cristo (rdc) offers short-term and year-long opportunities to young adults who live simply and serve on the outskirts of ecuador's largest city, guayaquil, and in the municipality of durn which is across the river guayas from guayaquil. Guayaquil and durn form a sprawling urban center of almost 4 million people, most of whom are underemployed or unemployed and lacking most basic services. Rdc focuses its attention on the poorest of these by living among and serving in some of the underserved barrios that form the urban area. Rdc provides an extraordinary and unique opportunity for volunteers and retreat participants from the united states to interact with the people of ecuador to better understand both similarities as well as differences. This in turn promotes a better us-latin american understanding and solidarity, and also offers a profound view of how faith sustains the people of ecuador in their daily lives. Rdc fulfills its spiritual and educational mission in two ways: by offering a one-year volunteer experience and a one-week retreat experiences to young adults and youth from the united states. Rdc in 2016 the rdc community and outreach continued to make an impact in our neighborhoods in ecuador in 2015. A total of 25 volunteers served with us in our one-year volunteer program. Rdc volunteers are mostly recent college graduates that commit to one full year of service in durn or guayaquil, ecuador. They pledge to live in a christian community while serving the poor, and focus on the pillars of spirituality, service, hospitality, community, and simplicity on a daily basis. From august 2015 to august of 2016, rostro de cristo supported 13 one-year volunteers, and from august 2016 until the present rdc is supporting a new group of 12 one-year volunteers. The rdc mission is achieved by being, working, praying and sharing a common faith with the people of ecuador. Our longest running community is arbolito located on the fringes of duran since 2005. Here we have maintained 6-7 volunteers throughout 2015. In august of 2010 rostro de cristo began its full-time presence in the second neighborhood of monte sina (in english mount sinai) which is located in northwest guayaquil, about an hour by car from the house in arbolito, durn. There were 6-8 volunteers throughout 2016 who served in this neighborhood. Rostro de cristo volunteer program 2016 the volunteers live and work in-country from august 2016 - august 2017, and then from august 2017 to the present. List of rdc volunteers who served in 2017 the following names are those volunteers that served in ecuador, the months during 2017 in which they served, and the neighborhood in which they lived. January 2016 - august 2017 (completing year of service in august 2017) samuel bailey alexandria beedle genesis calderon frances casey haley drier amelia erlandson cole fiscus anthony fischetti amy krach rachel nease brooke silvas michael thorsen august 2017 - present (completing year of service in august 2018) grace davis frank bruno sarafina san miguel brendan gernes joe smith kellee kikumoto hannah bowlin jimmy gilman brielle kelley jessica nahmias maria pangori dominic fogarasi jessie marinucci education, health and social programs overview rostro de cristo supports a wide range of educational, health, and social service programs of church-affiliated groups in the archdiocese of guayaquil and the diocese of san jacinto de yaguachi). Through the volunteer program, rostro de cristo contributes human resources. It also provides limited financial support. Rostro de cristo and its volunteers: ?supported 4 after-school programs serving over 200 children daily and work in a daycare center serving about sixty childre”

“ECUADOR”

“Food & water 11,705 0 0 repairs & maintenance 11,370 0 0 retreats 9,018 0 0 dues & subscriptions 6,294 0 0 retreat house - arbolito 6,285 0 0 volunteers 5,957 0 0 casa tomas retreat house 5,683 0 0 sri tax 5,282 0 0 security 5,070 0 0 transportation 3,714 0 0 contributions 3,666 0 0 telephone 881 2,469 0 utilities 3,312 0 0 bank charges 760 2,304 0 recruitment 2,673 0 0 laundry & uniforms 2,441 0 0 freight & postage 2,277 0 0 printing & graphics 653 392 261 office expense 1,271 0 0 arbolito house 1,014 0 0 gatherings/events 999 0 0 other taxes 0 976 0 casa tomas volunteer hous 909 0 0 meetings 704 0 0 miscellaneous 577 0 0 payroll services 0 506 0 computer support 267 153 0 professional development 60 0 0 after school programs -5 0 0 re- entry retreats -522 0 0 total 92,315 6,800 261”