The Daniel Foundation

“Expenses community program 2,204 flowers 91 insurance 5,221 ministry expenses 3,775 office supplies & expense 1,153 payroll processing fees 602 telephone 2,013 travel and entertainment 2,070 non-investment depreciation 134 total 17,263”

“1,495 1,495 less accumulated depreciation 1,161 1,295 total 334 200”

“Credit card payable 5 1,180”

“Primary exempt purpose - fostering civic and spiritual renewal in uncommon places.”

“Christianity programs: made, over coffee, breakfast, lunch or golf, approximately 400 visits for the sake of practical service, pastoral care, vocational deliberation and spiritual direction. As a part of our exchanges, books, articles, cd's and periodicals are often given, free of charge, to the men with whom we visit, many of whom have had little or no opportunity to explore spiritual or religious matters previously. The daniel foundation assembled a group of men who identified themselves as"the men of weg" (mow). The mog gathered for a monthly discussion about matters of faith and doubt and life. In addition, mow gathered for the purpose to identify, and then to serve, local residents who are unable to provide adequate home/yard maintenance, which was provided to them at differing intervals. A couple of members were regular volunteers with 'good works' in chester county, pa. Public societal beneficial programs, general/other: our staff participated in community service though volunteer participation on the following community service committees: the phoenixville area interfaith socialconcerns committee, which seeks, through a variety of efforts, chief among them being a community prayer breakfast in honor of the life and legacy of the rev. Dr. Martin luther king, to enhance the life of every resident in the greater phoenixville community. The community relations committee at the phoenixville hospital in an effort to improve relations between residents of phoenixville and phoenixville hospital and improve the services rendered to those citizens at phoenixville hospital. As a member of the hospital advisory committee, our staff initiated and gave birth to a senior 'hospital greeter' project to be participated in by phoenixville area high school seniors. They will devote a number of hours of service in the lobby of the hospital. There they will serve as greeters to many patients, welcoming and directing them, as patients enter the front doors of the hospital, often fearful and confused. The daniel foundation? Christianity programs: the 'view from mars' is a monthly email reflection called 'the view from mars' 'the view from mars, addresses issues of life and is sent out free of charge by the daniel foundation to approximately 250 people from every walk of life and every location on the religious spectrum. The 'view from mars' is designed to serve as a means of fostering a fuller perspective and cultivating a deeper understanding among those who might otherwise not ponder spiritual or religious matters. In addition, the daniel foundation sends out, free of charge to those with whom our staff meet regularly, a weekly e-relfection entitled 'tdf2day' whose purpose is identical to the view from mars, but more regular and to a more limited number of men. Approximately 50 men. We hope to expand that population in 2014. Our staff organized and began a bi weekly gathering for the speicific reason of praying for the flourishing of local people, businesses, schools, etc. The group is called, 'pray4phoenixville.' philanthropy & voluntarism: the daniel foundation was able, as part of its charitable mission of civic renewal, to contribute to a number of local non profit charities/initiatives whose mission was commensurate with the community improvement and renewal that is a central part of the mission of the daniel foundation. The daniel foundation dispensed approximately 1,250 in 2013. Our staff participated in a local charity: chester county young life in their annual fund raising event. Recreation & sports programs, general/other: raised money to purchase lacrosse equipment in order to remove financial barriers that would otherwise prevent young men from chester and delaware counties, from participating in a summer youth lacrosse camp undertaken in partnership with delaware county christian school. (knights sports academy). Advertised and ran 4 day youth lacrosse camp. (knights sports academy). The camp used the agency of athletics, serv”