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Maragoli Community Development Foundation

990EZ • Fiscal year 2011 • EIN 30-0112889

Jan 01, 2011 to Dec 31, 2011 • Filed on Jun 19, 2012

Organization ProfileWWW.MARAGOLI.ORG
PO Box 139144691
Siviq Scores

Precomputed percentiles for this filing year versus similar nonprofits in the same peer cohort.

Liabilities / Assets

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Source year 2011

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Source year 2011

Net Margin

92nd percentile

48%

Higher net margin than 92% of similar nonprofits.

2011 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2011

Top Officer Pay

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Source year 2011

Asset Growth

92nd percentile

112%

Faster asset growth than 92% of similar nonprofits.

2011 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2010 to 2011

Revenue Growth

71st percentile

19%

Faster revenue growth than 71% of similar nonprofits.

2011 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2010 to 2011

Balance Sheet
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Assets

Up

$44,842

Up $23,704 (+112%) from 2010

Net Assets

Up

$44,842

Up $23,704 (+112%) from 2010

Liabilities

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No earlier filing loaded for comparison.

Revenue And Expenses
Liabilities / RevenueScore unavailableNet Margin92nd percentile

Revenue

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$49,841

Up $7,850 (+19%) from 2010

Expenses

Down

$26,137

Down $9,019 (-26%) from 2010

Net Income

Up

$23,704

Up $16,869 (+247%) from 2010

Historical Trend

Balance Sheet Trend

Asset Growth92nd percentile

The highlighted filing sits inside the broader history for assets, liabilities, and net assets.

$60K$40K$20K$0Assets 2010: $21,138Net Assets 2010: $21,1382010Assets 2011: $44,842Net Assets 2011: $44,8422011Assets 2012: $10,904Net Assets 2012: $10,9042012Assets 2013: $7,035Net Assets 2013: $7,0352013Assets 2014: $34,437Net Assets 2014: $34,4372014Assets 2015: $20,597Net Assets 2015: $20,5972015Assets 2016: $5,616Net Assets 2016: $5,6162016Assets 2017: $1,103Net Assets 2017: $1,1032017Assets 2018: $3,899Net Assets 2018: $3,8992018Assets 2019: $0Net Assets 2019: $02019

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2011

Assets$44,842
Liabilities-
Net Assets$44,842
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Operations Trend

Revenue Growth71st percentile

Revenue, expenses, and net income across loaded years, with this filing highlighted.

$100K$50K$0-$50KRevenue 2010: $41,991Expenses 2010: $35,156Net Income 2010: $6,8352010Revenue 2011: $49,841Expenses 2011: $26,137Net Income 2011: $23,7042011Revenue 2012: $27,636Expenses 2012: $61,574Net Income 2012: -$33,9382012Revenue 2013: $25,737Expenses 2013: $29,606Net Income 2013: -$3,8692013Revenue 2014: $48,296Expenses 2014: $20,894Net Income 2014: $27,4022014Revenue 2015: $34,483Expenses 2015: $48,323Net Income 2015: -$13,8402015Revenue 2016: $17,396Expenses 2016: $32,377Net Income 2016: -$14,9812016Revenue 2017: $16,192Expenses 2017: $20,705Net Income 2017: -$4,5132017Revenue 2018: $15,275Expenses 2018: $12,479Net Income 2018: $2,7962018Revenue 2019: $13,275Expenses 2019: $17,024Net Income 2019: -$3,7492019

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2011

Revenue$49,841
Expenses$26,137
Net Income$23,704
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Filing Period
Jan 1, 2011 to Dec 31, 2011
Signed
Jun 19, 2012
Return Version
2011v1.2
Mission and Program Overview

Mission

The primary mission of the maragoli community development foundation is to assist the maragoli people of western kenya in improving their quality of life through the funding of sustainable development projects that they themselves conceive and implement. Funded projects focus on improving access to quality education and health care, the protection of the environment, the improvement of agricultural productivity, the support of local enterprises, and other endeavors that will benefit the daily lives of community members.

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IRS990EZ/PrimaryExemptPurpose0THE PRIMARY MISSION OF THE MARAGOLI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION IS TO ASSIST THE MARAGOLI PEOPLE OF WESTERN KENYA IN IMPROVING THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH THE FUNDING OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS THAT THEY THEMSELVES CONCEIVE AND IMPLEMENT. FUNDED PROJECTS FOCUS ON IMPROVING ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION AND HEALTH CARE, THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, THE IMPROVEMENT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, THE SUPPORT OF LOCAL ENTERPRISES, AND OTHER ENDEAVORS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE DAILY LIVES OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS.
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IRS990EZ/ProgramServiceAccomplishment/DescriptionProgramServiceAccom0SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE/SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM: OUR SIGNATURE PROGRAM IN 2011 WAS A MAJOR INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY IN THE TWO VILLAGES. WITH A MATCHING GRANT FROM CORDAID, WE WERE ABLE TO LAUNCH A PROJECT TO IMPROVE SOIL QUALITY AND FARMING PRACTICES IN THE TWO VILLAGES AND, AT THE SAME TIME, SET UP A VIABLE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS AT THE TWO PRIMARY SCHOOLS. MANY PARENTS ATTENDED TRAINING SESSIONS RUN BY AGRICULTURAL OFFICERS ON COMPOSTING, FARM LAYOUT, LAND TILLAGE, USE OF COVER CROPS, AND OTHER CONSERVATION MEASURES. FOR THOSE WITHOUT, HOES AND WHEELBARROWS WERE AVAILABLE ON LOAN THROUGH THE SCHOOLS. PARENTS ALSO RECEIVED SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS AND COMMITTED TO DONATING 10% OF THEIR INCREASED YIELDS BACK TO THE SCHOOLS IN ORDER TO SUSTAIN THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAMS, FOR WHICH NEW KITCHENS AND FOOD STORES WERE BUILT. THE RESULTS THUS FAR HAVE BEEN VERY POSITIVE. IN SPITE OF HEAVY RAINS, THE MAIZE HARVEST FAR SURPASSED PREVIOUS YEARS. ACCORDING TO OUR PROJECT COORDINATOR, "HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE IN THE TWO SCHOOLS HAS IMPROVED DUE TO LACK OF ABSENT MINDS IN CLASS, FOR MOST USED TO GO TO SCHOOL HUNGRY. PARENTS HAVE HAD TIME IN THE DAY TO ATTEND TO OTHER THINGS INSTEAD OF PREPARING LUNCH FOR THEIR CHILDREN. MOST HAVE STARTED VALUING THE SOIL CONSERVATION MEASURES AND COMPOSTING. ENROLLMENT IN VIGETSE AND VIGINA PRIMARY SCHOOLS IS ON HIGH DEMAND." IN LIGHT OF VERY STRONG COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE PROGRAM, WE HAVE CONTINUED IT IN 2012, WITH ONGOING TRAINING BUT REDUCED INPUTS, SO AS TO ENSURE THAT SOIL FERTILITY MEASURES TAKE HOLD EVEN IN THE ABSENCE OF OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE. SOLAR COOKING: WE EXPANDED OUR SOLAR PROJECTS IN 2011 IN THE WAKE OF STRONG COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR HARNESSING THE POWER OF THE SUN. CONTINUED SUPPORT FROM THE ALLIANCE ROTARY CLUB ALLOWED FOR THE PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL SOLAR COOKING AND WATER PASTEURIZATION KITS, PLUS INSULATED FIRELESS BASKETS USED TO PROLONG COOKING AFTER THE FOOD IS TAKEN OUT OF THE COOKIT. JULIUS AND SIMON, TWO FACILITATORS FROM SUNNY SOLUTIONS, A LOCAL AFFILIATE OF SOLAR COOKING INTERNATIONAL, PROVIDED EXTENSIVE ON-SITE TRAINING AND FOLLOW-UP. BASED ON THEIR ASSESSMENT THAT MACODEF'S SOLAR COOKING PROJECT WAS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ONE IN WESTERN PROVINCE, OUR BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND STAKEHOLDER GROUPS HOSTED A TEAM OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN VISITORS FROM SOLAR COOKING INTERNATIONAL WHO CAME TO THE SEE THE PROGRAM IN ACTION. BUILDING ON THE SUCCESS OF THE SOLAR COOKING PROJECT, WE PILOTED A NEW PROJECT IN SOLAR LIGHTING AS WELL. WITH A GRANT FROM THE WOOSTER ROTARY CLUB, MORE THAN 130 FAMILIES RECEIVED SMALL SOLAR LAMPS THAT CAN BE CHARGED DURING THE DAY AND GIVE OFF UP TO 8 HOURS OF LIGHT PER NIGHT. THE SOLAR LAMPS CAN ALSO BE USED FOR CHARGING CELL PHONES, AND RECIPIENTS ESTIMATE THAT A SOLAR KIT CAN SAVE THEM MORE THAN 200 PER YEAR IN PARAFFIN FOR LAMPS AND CHARGING FEES FOR CELL PHONES. JOYCE ADISA, OUR PROJECT COORDINATOR, WRITES, "IT WAS A BLESSING THAT THE SOLAR LAMPS CAME WHEN WE ARE FACING A BIG PROBLEM WITH SCARCITY OF TREES, AND OIL PRICES ARE AT THEIR HIGHEST YET." WE ARE EXPANDING THE PILOT PROGRAM IN 2012 WITH A GENEROUS GRANT FROM THE NOBLE FOUNDATION.
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IRS990EZ/ProgramServiceAccomplishment/DescriptionProgramServiceAccom3EDUCATION: IN 2011 WE PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS AND SCHOOL UNIFORMS FOR 34 AIDS ORPHANS AND STUDENTS FROM VERY POOR FAMILIES TO ENABLE THEM TO CONTINUE THEIR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATION. IN ADDITION TO SUPPLYING EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES TO THE TWO PRIMARY SCHOOLS, PATTI MOLL HELPED START A PILOT PROJECT DUBBED THE 'PAD FUND' IN THE THIRD TERM. THE PURPOSE OF THE FUND IS TO SUPPLY SANITARY NAPKINS TO GIRLS IN GRADES 4-8 FROM VIGETSE AND VIGINA PRIMARY SCHOOLS. ACCORDING TO OUR PROJECT COORDINATOR, THE CUSTOMARY PRACTICE IS FOR GIRLS TO STAY HOME DURING THEIR MENSTRUAL PERIODS OR TO USE RAGS THAT BECOME TOO WET, AT WHICH POINT THEY LEAVE SCHOOL. OVER 250 GIRLS AT THE TWO SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED IN THE PROGRAM, AND TEACHERS REPORT THAT MONTHLY ATTENDANCE BY GIRLS HAS GREATLY IMPROVED. THOUGH THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION HAS PLEDGED TO PROVIDE PADS TO GIRLS IN THE FUTURE, WE ARE CONTINUING THE PROGRAM IN 2012, WITH PATTI MOLL'S GENEROUS SUPPORT, UNTIL THAT BECOMES A REALITY. MACODEF ALSO SPONSORED A FOUR-DOOR LATRINE FOR VIGETSE PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS, AND THE WOOSTER ROTARY CLUB'S ALTERNATIVE CHRISTMAS PROVIDED ADDITIONAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS TO THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS, ALLOWING STUDENTS TO ATTEND SCHOOL WITHOUT VISIBLE REMINDERS OF CLASS BACKGROUND. EMERGENCY FUND: THE EMERGENCY FUND CONTINUED ITS VITAL ROLE IN SERVING THE POOREST SEGMENT OF THE COMMUNITY. IN 2011 MACODEF PROVIDED A SMALL NUMBER OF GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS WHO NEEDED IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE DUE TO SEVERE POVERTY, AIDS, OR DISABILITY: BEATRICE ADISA, JOSEPH MUSERA, MARTHA MUGERESA, ROFIZA MUYOMA, AND MABLE INGADO. THROUGH THIS PROGRAM, WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ASSIST A SEGMENT OF THE POPULATION THAT OFTEN DOES NOT SHOW UP ON THE RADAR SCREEN OF SOCIAL WELFARE AGENCIES WOOSTER IN KENYA PROGRAM: IN MARCH 2011, MACODEF AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN VIGINA AND VIGETSE HOSTED A GROUP OF 12 COLLEGE OF WOOSTER STUDENTS AND 6 WOOSTER COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR NEARLY A WEEK. LED BY DAVID MCCONNELL AND DOUG DRUSHAL, THIS WAS THE THIRD VISIT BY WOOSTER STUDENTS BUT IT CAME UNDER A NEW OFFICIAL TITLE AND STRUCTURE, THE WOOSTER-IN-KENYA PROGRAM. THE TWO-WEEK SPRING BREAK TRIP TO KENYA IS NOW EMBEDDED IN THE MIDDLE OF A SEMESTER-LONG COURSE TITLED PEOPLES AND CULTURES OF KENYA. LOCAL BOARD MEMBERS PLANNED A VERY EDUCATIONAL WEEK FOR US, INCLUDING HOMESTAYS, PARTICIPATION IN MACODEF PROJECTS, SCHOOL VISITS, SESSIONS ON MARAGOLI CUSTOMS, TRADITIONAL DANCE AND FOOD, AND A TRIP TO THE MUNGOMA CAVES WHERE THE ANCESTORS OF THE MARAGOLI PEOPLE LIVED. STUDENTS RATED OUR TIME IN VIGETSE AND VIGINA AS THE HIGH POINT OF THE TRIP. THE PROGRAM HAS PROVED TO BE AN EFFECTIVE WAY OF FORMING A LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS FROM ABROAD.
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IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation0EXPENSES SUSTAIN AG/SCH LUNCH/SOLA 9,434 HEALTH CARE 315 COMMUNITY RESOURCE CTR 3,301 EDUCATION 2,273 WATER PROJECTS/EMERG FD 2,697 TOTAL 18,020
IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation1THE PRIMARY MISSION OF THE MARAGOLI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION IS TO ASSIST THE MARAGOLI PEOPLE OF WESTERN KENYA IN IMPROVING THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH THE FUNDING OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS THAT THEY THEMSELVES CONCEIVE AND IMPLEMENT. FUNDED PROJECTS FOCUS ON IMPROVING ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION AND HEALTH CARE, THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, THE IMPROVEMENT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, THE SUPPORT OF LOCAL ENTERPRISES, AND OTHER ENDEAVORS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE DAILY LIVES OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS.
IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation2SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE/SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM: OUR SIGNATURE PROGRAM IN 2011 WAS A MAJOR INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY IN THE TWO VILLAGES. WITH A MATCHING GRANT FROM CORDAID, WE WERE ABLE TO LAUNCH A PROJECT TO IMPROVE SOIL QUALITY AND FARMING PRACTICES IN THE TWO VILLAGES AND, AT THE SAME TIME, SET UP A VIABLE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS AT THE TWO PRIMARY SCHOOLS. MANY PARENTS ATTENDED TRAINING SESSIONS RUN BY AGRICULTURAL OFFICERS ON COMPOSTING, FARM LAYOUT, LAND TILLAGE, USE OF COVER CROPS, AND OTHER CONSERVATION MEASURES. FOR THOSE WITHOUT, HOES AND WHEELBARROWS WERE AVAILABLE ON LOAN THROUGH THE SCHOOLS. PARENTS ALSO RECEIVED SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS AND COMMITTED TO DONATING 10% OF THEIR INCREASED YIELDS BACK TO THE SCHOOLS IN ORDER TO SUSTAIN THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAMS, FOR WHICH NEW KITCHENS AND FOOD STORES WERE BUILT. THE RESULTS THUS FAR HAVE BEEN VERY POSITIVE. IN SPITE OF HEAVY RAINS, THE MAIZE HARVEST FAR SURPASSED PREVIOUS YEARS. ACCORDING TO OUR PROJECT COORDINATOR, "HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE IN THE TWO SCHOOLS HAS IMPROVED DUE TO LACK OF ABSENT MINDS IN CLASS, FOR MOST USED TO GO TO SCHOOL HUNGRY. PARENTS HAVE HAD TIME IN THE DAY TO ATTEND TO OTHER THINGS INSTEAD OF PREPARING LUNCH FOR THEIR CHILDREN. MOST HAVE STARTED VALUING THE SOIL CONSERVATION MEASURES AND COMPOSTING. ENROLLMENT IN VIGETSE AND VIGINA PRIMARY SCHOOLS IS ON HIGH DEMAND." IN LIGHT OF VERY STRONG COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE PROGRAM, WE HAVE CONTINUED IT IN 2012, WITH ONGOING TRAINING BUT REDUCED INPUTS, SO AS TO ENSURE THAT SOIL FERTILITY MEASURES TAKE HOLD EVEN IN THE ABSENCE OF OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE. SOLAR COOKING: WE EXPANDED OUR SOLAR PROJECTS IN 2011 IN THE WAKE OF STRONG COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR HARNESSING THE POWER OF THE SUN. CONTINUED SUPPORT FROM THE ALLIANCE ROTARY CLUB ALLOWED FOR THE PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL SOLAR COOKING AND WATER PASTEURIZATION KITS, PLUS INSULATED FIRELESS BASKETS USED TO PROLONG COOKING AFTER THE FOOD IS TAKEN OUT OF THE COOKIT. JULIUS AND SIMON, TWO FACILITATORS FROM SUNNY SOLUTIONS, A LOCAL AFFILIATE OF SOLAR COOKING INTERNATIONAL, PROVIDED EXTENSIVE ON-SITE TRAINING AND FOLLOW-UP. BASED ON THEIR ASSESSMENT THAT MACODEF'S SOLAR COOKING PROJECT WAS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ONE IN WESTERN PROVINCE, OUR BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND STAKEHOLDER GROUPS HOSTED A TEAM OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN VISITORS FROM SOLAR COOKING INTERNATIONAL WHO CAME TO THE SEE THE PROGRAM IN ACTION. BUILDING ON THE SUCCESS OF THE SOLAR COOKING PROJECT, WE PILOTED A NEW PROJECT IN SOLAR LIGHTING AS WELL. WITH A GRANT FROM THE WOOSTER ROTARY CLUB, MORE THAN 130 FAMILIES RECEIVED SMALL SOLAR LAMPS THAT CAN BE CHARGED DURING THE DAY AND GIVE OFF UP TO 8 HOURS OF LIGHT PER NIGHT. THE SOLAR LAMPS CAN ALSO BE USED FOR CHARGING CELL PHONES, AND RECIPIENTS ESTIMATE THAT A SOLAR KIT CAN SAVE THEM MORE THAN 200 PER YEAR IN PARAFFIN FOR LAMPS AND CHARGING FEES FOR CELL PHONES. JOYCE ADISA, OUR PROJECT COORDINATOR, WRITES, "IT WAS A BLESSING THAT THE SOLAR LAMPS CAME WHEN WE ARE FACING A BIG PROBLEM WITH SCARCITY OF TREES, AND OIL PRICES ARE AT THEIR HIGHEST YET." WE ARE EXPANDING THE PILOT PROGRAM IN 2012 WITH A GENEROUS GRANT FROM THE NOBLE FOUNDATION.
IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation3HEALTH CARE: IN 2011 OUR HEALTH CLINIC CONTINUED TO SERVE AS A BIWEEKLY STOPPING POINT FOR THE MASENO MOBILE CLINIC, WHICH PROVIDES HIV-TESTING AND MEDICINE AND OTHER SERVICES TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH AIDS. THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH ALSO USED THE CLINIC FOR IMMUNIZATION CAMPAIGNS. THE CLINIC TOOK A MAJOR STEP FORWARD BY ACQUIRING DESIGNATION AS A COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC FROM THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH. OUR CLINIC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE HAS APPROACHED MINISTRY OFFICIALS ABOUT GETTING A LETTER OF SUPPORT WHICH WILL OUTLINE THE GOVERNMENT'S PLANS TO SUPPORT THE CLINIC ONCE IT IS UP AND RUNNING.
IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation4COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER: PREPARATION OF THE SITE FOR THE COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER MOVED STEADILY FORWARD IN 2011. WHILE THE LOCAL BOARD TREASURER, ELKANA OKWARO, WORKED TIRELESSLY TO NAVIGATE THE KENYAN BUREAUCRACY AND ACQUIRE THE TITLE DEED FOR THE LAND, A FENCE OF SMALL SHRUBS WAS PLANTED AROUND THE SITE. THEN VERY LARGE BOULDERS BLOCKING THE PATH TO THE CENTER WERE REMOVED, WHICH REQUIRED BUILDING FIRES ON TOP OF THEM TO MAKE THEM BRITTLE, AND LABORIOUSLY CRUSHING THEM WITH HAMMERS. A PERMANENT GATE AND A TEMPORARY STOREHOUSE FOR MATERIALS WERE CONSTRUCTED, AND A WELL WAS DUG. STAKEHOLDER GROUPS ALSO WORKED WITH TWO VISITING TEAMS FROM ABROAD TO MAKE AND BAKE OVER A THOUSAND BRICKS FOR THE MAIN BUILDING. WE ARE NOW POISED TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION ON THE MAIN BUILDING ITSELF, WHICH WILL BE ONE OF MAJOR PROJECTS IN 2012.
IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation5EDUCATION: IN 2011 WE PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS AND SCHOOL UNIFORMS FOR 34 AIDS ORPHANS AND STUDENTS FROM VERY POOR FAMILIES TO ENABLE THEM TO CONTINUE THEIR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATION. IN ADDITION TO SUPPLYING EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES TO THE TWO PRIMARY SCHOOLS, PATTI MOLL HELPED START A PILOT PROJECT DUBBED THE 'PAD FUND' IN THE THIRD TERM. THE PURPOSE OF THE FUND IS TO SUPPLY SANITARY NAPKINS TO GIRLS IN GRADES 4-8 FROM VIGETSE AND VIGINA PRIMARY SCHOOLS. ACCORDING TO OUR PROJECT COORDINATOR, THE CUSTOMARY PRACTICE IS FOR GIRLS TO STAY HOME DURING THEIR MENSTRUAL PERIODS OR TO USE RAGS THAT BECOME TOO WET, AT WHICH POINT THEY LEAVE SCHOOL. OVER 250 GIRLS AT THE TWO SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED IN THE PROGRAM, AND TEACHERS REPORT THAT MONTHLY ATTENDANCE BY GIRLS HAS GREATLY IMPROVED. THOUGH THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION HAS PLEDGED TO PROVIDE PADS TO GIRLS IN THE FUTURE, WE ARE CONTINUING THE PROGRAM IN 2012, WITH PATTI MOLL'S GENEROUS SUPPORT, UNTIL THAT BECOMES A REALITY. MACODEF ALSO SPONSORED A FOUR-DOOR LATRINE FOR VIGETSE PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS, AND THE WOOSTER ROTARY CLUB'S ALTERNATIVE CHRISTMAS PROVIDED ADDITIONAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS TO THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS, ALLOWING STUDENTS TO ATTEND SCHOOL WITHOUT VISIBLE REMINDERS OF CLASS BACKGROUND. EMERGENCY FUND: THE EMERGENCY FUND CONTINUED ITS VITAL ROLE IN SERVING THE POOREST SEGMENT OF THE COMMUNITY. IN 2011 MACODEF PROVIDED A SMALL NUMBER OF GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS WHO NEEDED IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE DUE TO SEVERE POVERTY, AIDS, OR DISABILITY: BEATRICE ADISA, JOSEPH MUSERA, MARTHA MUGERESA, ROFIZA MUYOMA, AND MABLE INGADO. THROUGH THIS PROGRAM, WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ASSIST A SEGMENT OF THE POPULATION THAT OFTEN DOES NOT SHOW UP ON THE RADAR SCREEN OF SOCIAL WELFARE AGENCIES WOOSTER IN KENYA PROGRAM: IN MARCH 2011, MACODEF AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN VIGINA AND VIGETSE HOSTED A GROUP OF 12 COLLEGE OF WOOSTER STUDENTS AND 6 WOOSTER COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR NEARLY A WEEK. LED BY DAVID MCCONNELL AND DOUG DRUSHAL, THIS WAS THE THIRD VISIT BY WOOSTER STUDENTS BUT IT CAME UNDER A NEW OFFICIAL TITLE AND STRUCTURE, THE WOOSTER-IN-KENYA PROGRAM. THE TWO-WEEK SPRING BREAK TRIP TO KENYA IS NOW EMBEDDED IN THE MIDDLE OF A SEMESTER-LONG COURSE TITLED PEOPLES AND CULTURES OF KENYA. LOCAL BOARD MEMBERS PLANNED A VERY EDUCATIONAL WEEK FOR US, INCLUDING HOMESTAYS, PARTICIPATION IN MACODEF PROJECTS, SCHOOL VISITS, SESSIONS ON MARAGOLI CUSTOMS, TRADITIONAL DANCE AND FOOD, AND A TRIP TO THE MUNGOMA CAVES WHERE THE ANCESTORS OF THE MARAGOLI PEOPLE LIVED. STUDENTS RATED OUR TIME IN VIGETSE AND VIGINA AS THE HIGH POINT OF THE TRIP. THE PROGRAM HAS PROVED TO BE AN EFFECTIVE WAY OF FORMING A LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS FROM ABROAD.
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2011 • Form 990EZFacts available. Structured filing facts are available, but richer extracted sections are limited.

Open filing
Assets
$44,842
Liabilities
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Net assets
$44,842
Revenue
$49,841
Expenses
$26,137
Net income
$23,704
Balance SheetOperations
YearAssetsLiabilitiesNet AssetsRevenueExpensesNet Income
2019Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$0.00$0.00$13.3$17.0$3.75
2018Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$3.90$3.90$15.3$12.5$2.80
2017Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$1.10$1.10$16.2$20.7$4.51
2016Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$5.62$5.62$17.4$32.4$15.0
2015Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$20.6$20.6$34.5$48.3$13.8
2014Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$34.4$34.4$48.3$20.9$27.4
2013Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$7.04$7.04$25.7$29.6$3.87
2012Facts available. Structured filing facts are available, but richer extracted sections are limited.$10.9$10.9$27.6$61.6$33.9
2011Facts available. Structured filing facts are available, but richer extracted sections are limited.$44.8$44.8$49.8$26.1$23.7
2010Facts available. Structured filing facts are available, but richer extracted sections are limited.$21.1$21.1$42.0$35.2$6.84