Finding Freedom Through Friendship Inc.

“12/31/2016 17,781 0 17,781 cost 12/31/2016 21,120 0 21,120 cost 12/31/2016 18,688 0 18,688 cost”

“Expenses advertising 1,044 office expense 3,658 travel 404 bank fees 752 fundraising 297 professional fees 1,429 web hosting 204 total 7,788”

“Provide for the critical needs of single mothers and elderly women in the villages of guatemala, through assistance with nutrition, social services, economic empowerment, education, and donated housing and health care.”

“Purchased one parcel of land. Funded materials, labor and utilities for one home in guatemala for a widowed, mayan mother. Paid one year's rent for two guatemalan widows. Built security fences and a retaining wall for three widows. Piped in a water source for one widow. Furnished 3 houses with beds, tables and stoves. Donated solar lights to 30 widows and their children who had no electricity.”

“Provided food, medical supplies, medical equipment and other humanitarian care. Provided food to single mothers in guatemala, allowing for one meal a day for 22 single mothers and 68 children. Provided vitamins & medication supporting 100 women and children. Provided medical care for 3 chronically ill mothers. Paid for surgical care of one widow. Supported medical clinic providing care for 120 people in two locations in rural guatemala. Paid for home oxygen for one terminally ill widow. Clothing provided to 34 children. Donated 30 midwifery kits for safe births for use in rural guatemala. Donated medications for rural jungle clinic for one week for 500 patients. Donated cost of hospitalization and transportation to one child sick with cancer. Provided nursing equipment to nursing student. Donated and shipped medication to venezuela for chronically ill child. Paid for funeral of a program participant. Paid for critical dental care to 3 participants.”

“Paid school fees for 62 students. Provided boarding for three adolescent mayan children,one indigenous nursing student and one indigenous law school student. Paid university tuition for two young adult mayan women majoring in education. Paid for uniforms, school supplies, transportation and education fees for all students. Provided monthly literacy classes for 8 illiterate indigenous women.”

“All other activities supporting the needs of single mothers and elderly women of villages of guatemala including microbusiness support - constructed home-based store for one widow. Purchased livestock for one widow. Micro-grant given to 3 widows for textile crafting. Purchased crafts from 3 widows.”