Finding Freedom Through Friendship Inc.

“Cash contribution: 25,356 cash contribution: 21,993 cash contribution: 38,990 cash contribution: 9,019”

“Expenses advertising 276 office expense 6,620 travel 4,375 bank fees 2,442 professional fees 3,760 web hosting 99 state tax 30 total 17,602”

“CREDIT CARDS 0 1,315”

“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.”

“Paid legal fees to secure one parcel of land and funded materials and paid for construction, labor and all materials, and utilities of one home in guatemala for a widowed mayan mother. Paid monthly rent for two guatemalan widows for one year. Built free-standing kitchen for one widow. Built one other home in guatemala without land purchase. Completely refurbished apartment for egyptian widow. Furnished 6 houses with beds, tables and stoves. Donated solar lights to 10 widows and their children who have no electricity. Purchased water cistern for one widow.”

“Provided food, medical supplies, medical equipment and other humanitarian care. Provided food to single mothers in guatemala, allowing for provision of daily meals, vitamins, and medications and medical care to single mothers and children. Food donations: food supplies donated to 35 single mothers and 127 children in guatemala and egypt, allowing for carbohydrate and protein rich meal a day throughout 2017. Food donations consisted of 100 lb. Of corn, 50lbs beans, sugar, rice, high protein oats, cooking oil, fruits and vegetables. Medical and humanitarian: medications and hospitalization for one egyptian mother in august 2017. Vitamins and medication provided to 110 women and children. Medical clinic provided for 60 people in 2 locations in rural guatemala. Clothing for 24 children. Thirty midwifery kits for safe births donated for use in rural guatemala. Diabetic and hypertension treatment for 2 widows. Eye and dental care for two widows.”

“Paid school fees for 68 children and boarding school for three adolescent mayan children (2,500 each). Paid university nursing school tuition for one mayan young adult woman. Graduated one mayan woman from law school in guatemala. Paid for uniforms and school supplies, transportation and education fees for all students. Provided monthly literacy classes for 8 illiterate indigenous women until october 2017. Paid rent for 3 months for mayan high school. Provided projector for one classroom in guatemala. Paid tuition for one blind university student studying music.”

“All other activities supporting the needs of single mothers and elderly women of villages of guatemala including microbusiness support. Microbusiness: refurbished one home-based store for a widow as a micro business, and built one restaurant micro business for a widow. Built one chicken production micro business. Stocked one existing micro business store for a widow. Purchased refrigerator as micro business for one widow. Purchased fair trade crafts from 6 guatemalan widows.”