East West Interknit

“MISC 252 TOTAL 252”

“Cash contribution: 5,419 cash contribution: 5,015 cash contribution: 39,754 cash contribution: 6,097 cash contribution: 11,504 cash contribution: 6,350”

“Expenses payroll taxes 1,583 other misc 466 office expenses 1,315 insurance 313 telephone 868 books 69 fees 1 meetings 75 internet 50 total 4,740”

“Payroll taxes payable 1,218 1,498 credit cards payable 331 274”

“To partner with indigenous christian workers in the developing world by providing funding, training, or tools to enhance effectiveness of their work. Partnerships or working relationships have been established with up to 38 individuals or leaders of missions or institutions. Funding of programs or provision of tools benefit thousands served by the national workers. For example, children's homes served house up to 175. Schools being assisted serve up to 4500 children or young adults. Pastors or workers serving under our partners number in the hundreds. We provide salary supplements for some, funds for facility repair or upgrades, audio/visual tools, computers and other technology, literature for distribution, personal reference libraries, funds for training, funds to meet emergency needs, etc. Funds are sent to provide scholarships for children and college or seminary students. Students served by our library development project number in the hundreds.”

“Haiti: purchases and gifts in kind sent include school and office supplies, clothing, tools and equipment for vocational-technical training, clinic supplies, computer equipment and supplies and materials for the churches. Supplemental funding is provided for support of mission workers, clinic workers and schoolteachers.”

“Bethel mission at kolar gold fields india: funds are used to assist with expenses of three children's homes housing up to 100 children as well as assisting to provide for school fees and school supplies, care of widows, a computer training program, support for a feed the hungry program, and help with special events. Jehovah shammah children's home at narsapur, india: funds are used to aid with repairs and maintenance of the facility, and to provide regular supplemental support for care of 30-35 children. Funds are also provided on a regular basis to assist with the outreach and training programs in villages as conducted by the jsc home director and his associates.”

“Ghana: ongoing development of the seminary library serving about 40 full time and about 100 part time students. Funds used for the shipping of books, purchase of new books, salary supplements, facility development, audio/visual and library equipment, special events, and to meet emergency needs (primarily medical) at the campus. Dollar amount may not include all costs of wire transfers, communication, or handling of gifts in kind. Los angels bright academy in muhoroni, kenya: funds are used for the purchase of food, school supplies, uniforms, campus maintenance, conferences and seminars, and other special events.”

“Non-measurable achievements: long term results of exposing american friends to the work of international partners. Long term results of relationships established and of the networking and introductions that take place. Long term results of funding education, care and training of widows and orphans, vocational training for self-support, the impact of preaching and teaching on worldview and lifestyle for greater productivity, healthier living, participation in assisting others, etc. New and used books and other learning materials were distributed to 31 bible schools, seminaries or other training programs and to a number of individuals. During 2019 we issued eight informational newsletters to the donor base”