Projects for Progress Inc

“Project dado orphan sponsorship 25,083 short-term outreach programs 305 clean water project 1,100”

“Expenses information technology 923 bank fees 510 office supplies 2,427 auto expense & transport 821 business expenses 258 non-investment depreciation 1,061 total 6,000”

“1,729 2,790 less accumulated depreciation 1,729 2,790 facility construction 405 841 total 405 841”

“Empower communities and individuals with sustainable developmental projects.”

“Project dado orphan sponssorship: children's projects -supported all costs of malnutrition hospital care -medical physicals for sponsored children -school supplies for sponsored children-in septemeber -milk formula provided for orphaned baby -food distributions each month the sponsored children in project dado receive a big bag of food filled with rice, psta, flour, sugar, nutritional soy supplements, oil and soap. This food not only feeds this child, but benefits the rest of the family as well. Once a child has been sponsored, they visit rhe local medical clinic for a general check up. For most of the children, this is the first time they have ever been to the doctor. They are weighted, measured, blood drawn, and are given a nutritional check up. They are given any medicines or supplments they may need and a yellow card that becomes their new medical records. This allows us to chart their medical progression. Expenses incurred 25,083.”

“Short-term outreach programs: -4th women's life skills class currently in session in the villages of tourou and badekparou, their most recent topics included food preparation and finance -at the beginning of the school year, end of september, a back to school party for club pfp -all expense paid tutoring sessions for all 3rd year students in club pfp -summer soccer program for boys in club pfp with samuel. He uses it as an evangelism tool -at the beginning of the school year, school supplies for top 10 performing students in club pfp -all school fees and supplies provided for sponsored children -continuation of book sharing project for club pfp -wednesday lunch and relationship building with samuel at club pfp -life skills topics taught to club pfp students cultivate the relationships that we are building in benin and consist of soccer equipment, toys and games, we also conduct medical and nutritional outreaches. Through these outreaches, we are able to meet basic medical needs that otherwise would go overlooked and dispense nutritional supplements to those severly malnourished. Expenses incurred 305.”

“Clean water project: built wells in the village of tourou providing water to 15,000 people small business enterprise program: through the sed project, women attend business classes and then can apply for interst free loans. The loans allow the women to begin a new business or expand a current business. Many of the women have agricultural businesses such as selling corn, yams or nuts. Other women may sell or produce kerosene, cheese products or soaps. Expenses incurred 1,100.”