Gvn Foundation

“The 990 is reviewed in detail by board of directors for approval before being filed.”

“A copy of the conflict of interest statment is provided to all board members on an annual basis. Each board member will annually sign a confirmation that they have read the policy and list any known conflicts of interest.”

“The salaries and benefits of all employees of the organization are determined based on, among other things, the qualifications necessary to perform a particular job and the level of responsibilities. The salaries and benefits are then benchmarked against similar non-profit organiztions withn the same geographic location, size and focus. All salaries and benefits are reviewed and approved by the organization's board of directors.”

“Salaries and benefits for officers, key employees and all other staff members are the same as for the executive director and top management.”

“The organization will make available copies of govnerning documents, policies, and financial statements upon request.”

“Children through the young at heart tour. > education: 2057.39 was granted to vsn for the further education of the children they have committed to support at bfch and ssch. > sustainability: 676.49 was granted to vsn for a sustainable agriculture project at brighter future children's home (providing veges to eat and to sell) and cooking stoves at bhimpokhara. A further 264 was granted to cover the 12 month salary for a teacher at balaju, running community classes for women's education and empowerment.”

“> children: 122.84 was granted as sponsorship for the yofafo hope for africa children's village, to cover running costs and fund community based projects. > nutrition: 1,356.96 was granted for the hot lunch program at nalusse success primary school. > sustainability: 776.60 was granted to complete a community building on the site of hopeland junior school. > sustainability: 564.67 was granted for the provision of 12 microfinance loans for a women's cooperative in mayindo, to set up income generation projects. > education: 1,998 was granted to replace education supplies and books at nalusse success primary school, after a storm tore off the roof and ruined the education supplies locked in the office during the school holidays. > education: 400 was granted to re-roof nalusse success primary school after a storm damaged the classroom building. > sustainability: 4,649 was granted to christian heritage centre school for a sustainable agriculture program, including training, and equipment upgrades at the school itself. > education: 4,649 was granted to yofafo to cover the salaries of teachers. > education: 4,649 was granted to establish and stock a community library in danida slum.”

“AT LEMOLO VILLAGE.”

“Antardristi nepal is a project run by women with an aim to offer support to sexual abuse survivors. They have a number of support centers and also run outreach and awareness programs. > 1,117.90 granted for education, schooling supplies and food for the kathmandu and pokhara residential centres. > 2,106.21 granted for education and food for the kathmandu and pokhara residential centres. Cerv philippines seeks to help filipino communities better their quality of life both in marginalized communities of the capital and in romblon, one of the philippines' poorest provinces. > 5,012.88 was granted for health care checks and treatment. The typhoon caused an oil spill, which affected the local community health by seeping into soil and water. > 3,008.00 for the supplies needed for a nutrition program at sugod elementary school. > 300 granted for the provision of school shoes for 55 children at sugod elementary school. > 1,000 was granted to construct a water tank project for the sugod community. Faith victory association (fva) is located in kigali, rwanda and works to help vulnerable women and children living in poverty. Their mission is to facilitate processes that help eradicate poverty, reduce hiv and aids transmission and suffering, and help communities in capacity building programs aimed at the transformation of society. > health & sanitation: 220.11 was granted as part of an international fundraiser by heidi wallis, to provide medical insurance for women in a rural cooperative. > sustainability: 1834.69 was granted through eat so they can and gifts of change to support the rwandan chicken project. > nutrition: 2276.81 was granted for the noon meal feeding program for children supported by fva. > education: 318.40 was granted for school supplies for families striving to put their children through schooling. Huchuy yachaq is a community center located near cusco, peru. The center provides a range of services including a kindergarten, a community library, an after-school homework support club and vocational training for mothers. > nutrition: 2,255 was granted to the huchuy yachaq kindergarten and communtiy centre for a nutrition program. This was funded by eat so they can. > sustainability: 347.84 was granted to support the costs of running huchuy yachaq facilities. > education: 1,152.16 provided the salary for a tutor at huchuy yachaq. Kliptown youth program (kyp) seeks to develop young and dynamic individuals who are willing to contribute effectively for the betterment of their community. Kyp holds tutoring, athletic and arts programs to provide a life to the children of kliptown not defined by survival, but by the ability to be active community members, to have dreams, and most of all to have hope about the future. > education: 5,789 was granted to kyp for the provision of tutors, education supplies and transportation for saturday classes. > nutrition: 8,212.38 was granted for 11 months of running a nutrition program for saturday breakfasts. Mercy ministry home provides support to underprivileged children and their families in ethiopia. Their projects include education and basic provision for the street kids in addis ababa; prevention measures to stop the spread of hiv/aids in rural ethiopia and care and support to hiv/aids patients and orphans. > nutrition: 5396.50 was granted to mmhch for the "my second home" nutrition program, including 793 for kitchen equipment. > health & sanitation: 375 was provided for health check ups for the children supported by mmhch (twice yearly). > education: 525 was granted to mmhch for uniforms, education materials and classroom supplies for the 2014/2015 academic year. > sustainability: 133 was granted to provide income-generation and small business training and support for the mothers of mmhch pupils. Vivps supports orphanages and community support centers in northern vietnam through international and national volunteers, as well as funding for projects that are beneficial to the community as”