Buddhist Global Relief a Nj Nonprofit Corporation

“Organizations process to review the form 990. Form 990 for the fiscal year end is prepared by the Organizations certified public accountant. It is reveiwed by the Executive Director who is knowledgeable in tax preparation and certain other members of the Board of Directors prior to filing.”

“Enforcement of Conflicts of Interest Policy - Financial transactions are reviewed annually by the Executive Director and certain members of the Board of Directors. Potential conflicts of interest are brought forward and made subject to the organizations conflict of interest procedures, as enumerated in Article III of the organizations conflict of interest policy.”

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“Governing documents disclosure explanation. The Organizations financial statements, conflict of interest policy, and the governing documents are available to the public upon request.”

“Program Service Expenses 484,364, Grants and allocations 482,262, Revenue 0 BGR has made grants to various partner organizations for 1Emergency relief for a flood and landslide victims in Bangladesh, b hurricane victims in Houston and Puerto Rico, USA c famine victims in South Sudan, and d refugees from Syria 2Programs to promote economic and social empowerment of women through access to vocational training and sustainable livelihoods in Cameroon, Cote dIvoire, Kenya, Nicaragua, Peru, and Sri Lanka, 3Assistance to organizations providing meals and nutritional education to the homeless and poor in communities in Bangladesh, the United States, Haiti, and Vietnam 4Community farm development with instruction on sustainable and ecological farming methods to provide increased yields self empowerment in Brazil, Cambodia, Cameroon, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Malawi, Peru, Sudan, South Darfur, United States, and Vietnam, 5 Childrens education programs in Bangladesh, Cameroon, Haiti, Mongolia, Thailand Burmese Refugees and Viet Nam, and education programs specifically for women and girls vulnerable to being forced into the sex trade in Cambodia.”