Character 4 Kids Inc.

“990-ez, part i, line 10, grants and allocations: activity classification: donation grantee name: children's impact network grantee address: p.o. Box 541900 lake wales, fl 33454 date of gift: 03/15/2015 amount given: 5,000 activity classification: donation grantee name: children's impact network grantee address: p.o. Box 541900 lake wales, fl 33454 propertyy description: book donation amount given: 300 activity classification: donation grantee name: first baptist sweetwater grantee address: 3800 wekiva springs rd. Longwood, fl 32779 propertyy description: book donation amount given: 300 activity classification: donation grantee name: arnold palmer children's hospital grantee address: 92 w. Miller st. Orlando, fl 32806 propertyy description: book donation amount given: 300 activity classification: donation grantee name: florida hospital for children grantee address:601 e. Rollins st. Orlando, fl 32803 propertyy description: book donation amount given: 300”

“Inventory/books 41,874 40,674 total 41,874 40,674”

“To provide exciting books with positive moral values, to children that have had physical and financial setbacks, to help unlock potential and develop good character.”

“The organization embraces several of the fifteen recognized teaching strategies and school-wide reforms that rigorous scientific research has shown to have positive effects on adolescent literacy achievement. Specifically, the character 4 kids organization is engaged in the following activities: review and acquisition of age-appropriate character-building reading materials that help mold positive thinking and behavior in young people; engaging businesses and individual donors to impact their communities through actively participating in a book delivery and reading time; sponsoring programs and services to strengthen positive character development among youth through volunteer mentors and neighborhood-based reading clubs; working with local and state organizations to provide character-building materials to their network of young people; and working with parents, caregivers and home-school advocates to advance improved reading and literacy levels in the home. During the year, the organization traveled to the boys orphanage in cochabamba, bolivia and delivered and read books to children, helped with repair projects around the facility, and traveled to neighboring villages for "sidewalk sunday school" with children. The goal is to connect the people in the small village with their local church.”