Pamoza International

“Other types of income include support for mission trip members (5,745), miscellaneous (349), merchandise sales (307), and recycling ink cartridges and old cell phones (608). Grants and similar amount paid (132,500) funds for projects in malawi, sent in quarterly installments for approved plans. Projects funds included: training farmers, medicine for medical clinic patients, doctors tofacilitate weekly clinics, desks for students, scholarships for high school and college students, and adult literacy programs.”

“Mission trip 5,745 recycling 608 miscellaneous 349 merchandise sales 307 total 7,009”

“Cash contribution: 132,500”

“Expenses business expenses 14 miscellaneous 150 office supplies 1,057 processing and bank fees 1,035 shirts 150 subscriptions 1,638 telephone and communicati 174 travel and meetings 2,293 non-investment depreciation 62 total 6,573”

“Accounts receivable 0 1,350 618 618 less accumulated depreciation 67 129 total 551 1,839”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,314 2,361 deferred revenue 0 4,999”

“Pamoza exists to unite privileged and underprivileged communities to improve the lives of people living in rural malawi by providing christian outreach, health care, education, entrepreneurship, and agriculture.”

“Over 8,000 people in rural malawi were served. This included 6,300 participating in christian outreach services; 137 adults enrolling in adult literacy; 1,500 students receiving school breakfast each school day; 51 students receiving scholarships; 1,400 farmers being trained, and so much more.”