Short Term Missions Producing Long Term Results

“Form 990, part vi, line 2 - related party information among officers yes, james an barbara massie are husband and wife. When it comes to voting issues of the board their vote is considered as one and therefore 3 indepenedent voting members of the governing board exists.”

“James r massie barbara j massie president officer spouse”

“NEEDS TO BE ANSWERED”

“There are no committees within the organization”

“A copy of 990 is sent to each board member prior to filling for their review. A follow-up call is made for any questions or revisions that might arise”

“Before any decisions are made on financial issues that are allocated for something different than what our mission statement represents, we will call a board meeting or teleconference to vote on the issue at hand”

“All disclosures are made upon written request”

“Orphanage support and care including multiple feeding centers. Providing medical and dental care, including health care training to those in third world countries. Providing student scholarships for primary and secondary school along with teachers salary support. Drilling new water wells and repairing existing wells. We also provide twice a year vitamins and parasite medication to existing villages to increase better health and wellness within their communities.”

“Our primary focus in northern haiti is twofold. We continue with the financial and spiritual oversight of the primary and secondary school of college de sovereign in cap haitian, haiti. The school provides education for over 650 children from pre-k to the 12th grade. We supply the books and resources, school lunches along with the teachers salaries for each classroom. Also within the same community a feeding center is made available three times a week for the most at risk children. Our ministry is also involved with the care and support of a small old folks home in cap haitian with an average of 15 residents. Our secondary primary focus is the care and support of the "good shepherd orphanage" in benjamin, haiti. The orphanage is the home to 54 children along with the support and care of 15 widows within the village. We have fulltime staff and director that oversees the home and primary school that was constructed for the community. There are over 325 students in the pre-k thru 7th. Those children that pass the goverment exam can move onto the secondary school thru scholarships we provide in pignon, haiti. The village and residents of benjamin are all a part of the vitamin and parasite distributions.”