Apufram International Inc

“Richard landrigan 22 deacon lane sudbury, ma 01776 cindy glaser 50206 820th road spalding, ne 68665 mary jo kahl 1640 ardsley st. Winston-salem, nc 27103 karean van ess wagner 5616 county road u newton, wi 53063 william mason 1313 mulvihill st vicksburg, ms 39180 rob riordan 2061 solomon road solomon, ks 67480 delmer donaire 3918 tamara drive bartlett, tn 38135 kevin bueso 750 southwind drive, unit 204 lake geneva, wi 53147”

“The initial draft of the form 990 is provided to the organization treasurer to disseminate to associated board members for review and approval. Any changes or clarification are communicated to preparer for purposes of applying any associated changes recommended.”

“An annual conflict of interest policy is circulated to each board member for review, confirmation and certification. The board will consider whether any conflict of interest is identified and investigate the nature of any identified issues. Review of alternative action will be considered to resolve any potential conflict and should a conflict be identified, disciplinary and corrective action will be taken.”

“Governing documents are made available upon request by copy of electronic means as requested.”

“The organization is managed by volunteer officers and directors and no compensation is paid as a result of such volunteer status. Travel costs are associated with the annual fundraising trip for pastoral program representatives.”

“Apufram international continued to financially support apufram's efforts to carry out their goals of providing all levels of education, housing, food, clothing, medical, psychological & dental care as well as spiritual guidance to young people in extreme poverty in honduras and the dominican republic. All apufram schools (4) and boarding facilities (6 in honduras and 1 in the dominican republic) were open. Ai also helped apufram maintain four facilities housing university students in honduras and one in the dr. Donors designated contributions for the following projects in honduras: renovation of the guesthouse; conversion of two classrooms at santa ana primary school into a kindergarten room and remodeling of a bathroom at the same school; the continuation of fence installation around the san antonio de padua home for young boys. In addition, construction of a new church in the suyapa barrio of comayagua was funded by a grant from an endowment fund affiliated with a u.s. Diocesan catholic foundation. Financial support was also provided to seven priests who must travel many miles to minister to their parishioners in rural parts of honduras in addition to eight lay pastoral workers ministering in rural communities. In 2024 ai sponsored two volunteer groups from wisconsin whose members traveled to mission sites in honduras. One group's project included renovation work at the santa ana primary school and the visitor center. The second group joined with the local community to construct their new parish church in suyapa. Finally, 200 students (grade school to university level) in honduras and the d.r. Were supported by individuals or groups through the ai sponsorship program.”