Saving Grace in Uganda Inc

“Joel kuhn samantha kuhn director director husband/wife joel kuhn, emily ray suzanne kuhn director treasurer brother/sister/mother alon bransdorfer valerie bransdorfer president director husband/wife”

“The tax return is provided to the board of directors for review and comment prior to filing.”

“The organization requires all board members and officers to complete an annual conflict of interest disclosure form. Disclosures are reviewed by the remainder of the board, and any potential conflicts are evaluated to determine appropriate action. In cases where a conflict is identified, the interested party is required to recuse themselves from related discussions and votes. Meeting minutes reflect these recusals, and compliance is monitored by the organization's leadership and legal counsel as needed.”

“Documents are available on the sgu website, other websites, and upon request.”

“Uncle fred's house caring for street children -served 2,750 meals to children living on the streets. -provided medical care to approximately 1,700 street children. -provided trauma counseling for 150 street children. -reunited 32 street children with families and provided a resettlement package for each child, including new clothing, bedding, rice, seeds, and farm tools. -rescued 9 new children from the streets and began caring for them full- time at saving grace village. Supporting rescued children -cared for 40 rescued children full-time at saving grace village. -renovated children's homes in the village with paint, re-plastering, and floor repair. -gave 14 goats to children graduating from saving grace in uganda. Education -provided 39 rescued older children (in addition to those living at the village) with a high school, vocational school, or college education. -enrolled 30 older street kids in vocational school through the hands up program and equipped them with trade tools to secure jobs or start businesses. Grants for this program service accomplishment were utilized as follows: medical 9,131 street children events 60,250 transportation 46,379 resettlement/hands up 8,069”

“Saving grace children's village -provided a prestigious education, three nutritious meals a day for 965 community students enrolled in saving grace primary school. -provided 88 students with scholarships to attend saving grace primary school. -farming and sustainability -transitioned from raising pigs to raising goats and sheep, reducing farm costs. -our dairy farm provided milk for all school and village meals, with surplus sold to sustain the ministry. -grew and sold bananas, corn, and vegetables. -staff and resources: --purchased two motorcycles for staff field ministry. --purchased a van to transport children and staff. --supported 105 dedicated sgu staff members. Community development -conducted a community medical camp, treating 100 people for utis, open wounds, and bacterial, fungal, and viral infections. -built four deep borehole wells, supplying clean drinking water to over 4,000 people who had been sharing a water ditch with animals -provided 4,356 pounds of seeds and farming instruction to villagers facing food insecurity. -distributed 2,456 farm tools to villagers, helping 988 families grow crops for food and profit. -distributed food and relief items (beans, posho, soap, sugar, and salt) to over 1,000 people in desperate need. -provided business start-up training and materials to 110 women in extreme poverty, enabling them to support their families and reduce the number of children forced to live on the streets. -provided medical support by facilitating access to health facilities grants for this program service accomplishment were utilized as follows: school fees, supplies, visits 106,384 ugandan admin expenses (incl. Vehicles) 94,993 ugandan salaries 58,013 village food 22,097 village supplies & housing 26,909 farming/wells/seeds 29,795”