Buddhist Global Relief a Nj Nonprofit Corporation

“Form 990 for the fiscal year end is prepared by the organization's certified public accountants. It is reviewed by the treasurer who is knowledgeable in tax preparation, and certain other members of the board of directors prior to filing.”

“Financial transactions are reviewed annually by the treasurer and certain members of the board of directors. Potential conflicts of interest are brought forward and made subject to the organization's conflict of interest procedures, as enumerated in article iii of the organization's conflict of interest policy.”

“Massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new mexico, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, tennessee, texas, utah, virginia, west virginia, wisconsin”

“The organizations's financial statements, conflict of interest policy, and the governing documents are available to the public upon request.”

“Families, and communities, lifting them out of poverty.”

“Development action (seda).”

“Transportation, but ensure the poorest families have enough rice to eat so the girls will not be taken out of school and put to work. In addition, some of the girls qualify for residential placement in protective housing. Gate also features a community-based participatory process of building child protection networks. Through engaging community volunteers and building culturally-relevant prevention programs, gate is able to further stem the tide of human trafficking, domestic violence and sexual abuse.”

“Bgr has made grants to various partner organizations for: (1) emergency relief to aids victims in cambodia, earthquake victims in nepal, and refugees from myanmar, (2) programs to promote economic and social empowerment of women through access to vocational training and sustainable livelihoods in india, cambodia, china, bangladesh, and sri lanka, (3) assistance to organizations providing meals and nutritional education to the homeless and poor in communities the united states and haiti, (4) community farm development with instruction on sustainable and ecological farming methods to provide increased yields and self empowerment in haiti, malawi, ethiopia, rwawanda, viet nam, cambodia, cte d'ivoire, united states, bangladesh, jamaica, and india, (5) childrens education programs in cameroon, haiti, bangladesh and viet nam, and education programs specifically for women and girls vulnerable to being forced into the sex trade in cambodia, (6) food relief to poverty stricken hospital patients in viet nam.”