Fund for Reconciliation & Development

“Expenses bank service fees 287 telecommunications 5,520 telecommunications 682 supplies 2,020 bank fees 17 travel 847 conferences & meetings 467 conferences & meetings 32 program expense 1,332 consultant 10,035 program expense 300 member dues 1,021 miscellaneous exp 242 non-investment depreciation 808 total 23,610”

“OTHER DECREASES -6,222”

“Officer receivable 1,491 1,491 equipment 20,188 4,043 less accumulated depreciation 7,459 3,416 total 14,220 2,118”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 5,945 5,437”

“The organization's mission is to help foster and encourage the improvement of the condition of individuals who have been affected by war or hostilities and assist in eliminating those conditions caused or aggravated by war or hostilities.”

“Us-cuba-reconciliation: facilitates dialogue, conducts research, participates in national and international meetings and compiles informationon obstacles to normal united states relations with cuba and the impact on people in both countries. Develops trips to cuba for us univerities, business people and others interested in strengthening people to people contact and cooperation and to assists cuban counterparts to attend us conferences. Supports cultural exchanges with collaborations between us and cuban musicians. Frd created a web page http://cubapeopletopeople.blogspot.com that provide information to the general public about purposeful travel to cuba under new regulations established by the president in february 2011 and january 2015. Frd also produces a periodic e-mail newsletter and contributes to other blogs and publication.”

“Us-indochina relations: facilitates dialogue, conducts research and compiles information on issues affecting the united states relationship with cambodia, laos and vietnam. This included the distribution of periodic policy papers, participating in conferences and speaking engagements, and coordinating meetings between policy makers from indochina and the us public. Created and serves as fiscal agent for the vietnam peace commemoration committee, a project that works with universities and others to inform the public about the history of the anti-war movement.”