Sharing Hope Ministries Inc.

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“Board reviews the 990 return prior to signing and filing.”

“Documents are available upon request.”

“Sharing hope ministries, inc. Is an organization dedicated to provide assistance to people whose lives have been affected by natural disaster, poverty, disease and famine. The organization responds to natural disasters by sending volunteer work crews to rebuild homes, hope and lives. Sharing hope serves as a channel for churches, community groups and mission groups in their efforts to provide food, health care, education and shelter to affected communities. Sharing hope ministries, inc. Provides volunteer groups to communities in crisis.”

“Volunteers served in the dominican republic with maintenance projects, bible lessons games and crafts. Volunteers in kentucky helped to repair / restore homes and churches destroyed by flooding. Volunteers in alaska assisted with a renovation project for a facility that will house interns who will mentor and counsel children / teens. Volunteers in pennsylvania helped with the major fundraising auction, cleared trail for the first ever mountain of hope trail challenge, made dresses in sizes 2t to 8 to be sent to haven of hope zambia for new school students in uganda.”

“Out. Equipment and trailers were tranported back to pennsylvania and serviced for future deployments. Alaska: nome covenant church and youth center was assisted with remodeling a facility to house interns who will mentor and counsel children / teens.”

“Be used by volunteers at the camp and to build new homes. Twenty-one volunteers ministered at five churches through bible lessons for men, women and children; crafts for women and children, eyeglass distributions for women; music and drama at several churches and accounting assistance at the church camp. Volunteers added a new metal roof on a 50'x 70' building at the church camp. Several other maintenance projects were completed at the camp. Volunteers leveled a dirt floor, put in plumbing for a kitchen and bathroom, poured a concrete floor, and installed two new bathrooms in a building the las carcoas area of the dominican republic. The building is used for a feeding program for local children and as a community church. 130 children are supported through child sponsors. This program provides uniforms and school supplies necessary to attend public school. The children in the program receive lunch, tutoring, and bible lessons. The program provides a christmas party, gifts for each child and a bountiful christmas dinner to all participants.”