Pan African Christian Exchange

“Payroll tax adjustment 727 miscellaneous income 20 total 747”

“Pan african christian exchange ctr program service 01/02/2013 hekima bld 1st fl rm 9, nyahururu po box 1280 49,521 0 ke 0”

“Expenses office expense 153 travel 6,669 phone/internet 1,237 bank fees 994 other fees 420 team travel & expense 71,497 team recruit & fundraise 6,764 education program expense 2,478 miscellaneous expense 48 penalties 133 non-investment depreciation 483 total 90,876”

“3,554 2,704 less accumulated depreciation 2,035 1,668 total 1,519 1,036”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 1,624 851”

“Pan african christian exchange (pace) serves the marginalized and economically impoverished communities of kenya, as the host country, africa and the african diaspora in the caribbean and south america. Our services include, but are not limited to, providing 1) educational opportunities for persons needing elementary, high school, vocational and/or religious studies; 2) economic development opportunities for women, youth and the poor; 3) affordable health and dental services to infants, children, women and senior citizens; and 4) christian evangelism and church leadership training to those in the service of the church. Pace provides learning opportunities in an exchange format for north american and african individuals and groups of individuals who partner with pace. These individuals not only participate in service trips, commonly called "mission trips" sponsored by pace, but many also assist pace in providing the needed services through financial giving and gifts-in-kind. Neither pace participants nor its partners serve for profit.”

“In 2013 the organization arranged and sponsored 5 mission teams and 4 individuals. In kenya, team projects included food and nutrition assistance for 400 elementary and high school students, leadership development for approximately 200 pastors and community leaders, and assistance with construction of girl's dormitories. Assistance was also provided for a computer upgrade. In rwanda projects included construction of three churches and leadership training for about 100 pastors and community leaders. In congo assistance was provided for rehabilitation of classrooms and educational resources. In haiti participants assisted with construction of two family homes, clothing and feeding for an orphanage with over 200 children. The haiti project also included teaching, sports and feeding resources for a youth and teens retreat.”

“In 2013, the organization provided supervisory personnel for the pan african christian exchange centre school in kenya, along with 49,521 in financial aid grants for education, food and nutrition, health services and economic development in east africa. Special projects included support for a community well.”