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, beyond high school education. > a further 34.29 was granted specifically for luna at ssch for her further education in nursing. > 4,017.07 was granted for the shining star children's home running costs. > a further 15.41 was granted for additional blankets at shining star children's home. > 8,000 was granted for construction supplies as part of the nepal earthquake emergency relief. This was used to construct semi-permanent community buildings, including school classrooms.”

“> 52.86 was granted for books to stock the lemolo pre-school and nursery rooms. > 2,000 was granted for the lemolo sustainable agricultural project, as part of scheduled growth and expansion of this project. > 1,103.04 was granted to purchase livestock (chickens, fowl) and associated supplies for an income generation project at happy life children's home. > 595.72 was granted to shelter children's home to purchase soap and food supplies for children at the home. > 217.52 was granted for a project progress visit to lemolo, where gvn foundation also commissioned a needs assessment and updated reporting for the board and donors. > 1,251.16 was granted to vicda to top up the above grants, due to discrepancies in exchange rate between quoting the budget and sending funds.”

“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. > 1,241.97 granted for post-earthquake trauma education and awareness classes in the community. > 758.03 granted for meals at the antardristi nepal residential centres for victims of domestic sexual abuse. 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' lowest income provinces. > 813.11 was granted for education supplies and books for the community library in romblon province. 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. > 1,000 was granted for a community event and celebration through huchuy yachaq. 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. > 11,622.25 was granted to mmhch for the "my second home" nutrition program. > 158 was granted for medical check-ups for the current intake of children within mmhch for 2015. > 87.20 was granted to purchase school supplies for the current intake of children within mmhch for the 2015/2016 school year. > 184.94 was granted for school lunches and lunch boxes for children within the community aligned with mmhch. > 490.40 was granted for school registrations for children departing the mmhch program during 2015 and entering government schooling. The real uganda works with disadvantaged youth in and around mukono, uganda. They work with numerous projects including orphanages, schools, sustainability and agricultural projects > 321 was granted for four months of a teacher's salary at hope for africa's children's village. > 147.10 was granted to purchase rabbits, food and hutches as a livestock income generation project. > 62.56 was granted to purchase medical supplies for hopeland junior school in kitoola. > 2,600 was granted to nalusse primary school through tru for the preparation and distribution of the hot lunches nutrition program for all enrolled students. This program supports 120 students and 9 teachers each day at nalusse. > 2430 was granted for the completion of the yofafo school hall in kitoola village. Now that it has been completed with walls, plastering, doors and windows, this benefits 250 students and 12 teachers - as well as the wider community. > 2340 was granted to buikwe community to build a school pit latrine, in compliance with the ministry of education (6 stalls and 2 urinals per 100 students). The remainder of funds was used in the purchasing of a motorcycle, as part of ongoing project monitoring and evaluation needs. With the provision of this transportation, the project director will be able to regularly visit communities that are geographically spaced. > 2430 was granted to purchase a community van, as a form of safe and reliable transportation for staff, volunteers and wider community members. This van will service 2 schools, 2 women's groups, a clinic, and a young men's group. The remainder of the total cost (4,230) was funded by the organisation's farm and the savings made on currently spending 8 - 30 per day on transportation. 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 a whole. > 2,700 was granted to fund the wellness coordinator, nga, in working with children with physical disabilities. This will also assist in furthering nga's training with a pediatric nurse.”