Equalhealth Inc.

“This total includes the following: Grants to help Haitian health professionals organize their own educational conferences ($1232); a need-based grant made to a Visiting Professor for teaching supplies ($496); grants given to Haitian health professionals to allow attendance at educational conferences in Haiti ($1750); need-based support to Physicians for Haiti members to support poster and platform presentations of our work ($763); a grant given to the University of the Aristide Foundation, our partner medical school in Haiti, to allow the housing used in our Social Medicine Course to be made suitable for habitation ($13,250). This figure also includes $12,521 in books and educational materials donated to our partner hospitals and medical schools in Haiti. (This latter value was calculated using the total retail price of all textbooks and educational materials, all of which were new at the time of donation.)”

“Description;Amount^Costs related to organizing a large medical education conference in Haiti;9834|Kidnap and Ransom and Directors and Officers insurance;2526|Board and staff meeting expenses;379|Office supplies and filing fees and and finance charges;408|Costs related to Pataje Sante leadership development program;2717|Costs related to Social Medicine Course in Haiti;20152|Costs related to payroll and wire transfer fees;2119|Costs related to fundraising;52|Communications;460^Total;38647^”

“In 2013, over 50 volunteers, many of them medical professionals, devoted an estimated 5,760 total hours to our work and, in most cases, personally funded their trips to Haiti to support our efforts. The work done during nearly 1,500 of these volunteered hours required medical training, and thus may be considered donations of "medically skilled time." Given that our organization relies heavily on the service and expertise of our dedicated volunteers, many of whom provided us with services (including the development of educational materials, translation, web development, etc) that would otherwise have needed to be purchased, and because the value of donated services is not taken into account in Form 990, the figure on line 32 is far lower than it would be if the value of donated time was taken into account. We therefore also include here the estimated total value of the donated time and unreimbursed expenses incurred by our volunteers in 2013, in order to provide a more accurate picture of the small percentage of our true "assets" that we devote to non-programmatic expenses: $239,425. (This figure is a conservative estimate based on the Independent Sector's 2012 estimated value of volunteer time of $22.14 per hour for all volunteer hours not requiring specialized skills; the Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012 mean hourly wage data for volunteer hours requiring specialized skills; and out-of-pocket, unreimbursed travel costs incurred by volunteers traveling to Haiti on P4H business.)”