Geoparadise Inc.

“Timothy john raper and noa lago bea are owners and officers in two panamanian companies, wavy tribe inc. And ocean lake inc.”

“Timothy john raper jayne raper president director siblings timothy john raper noa lago bea president treasurer spouse”

“The president and treasurer review and approve form 990 before filing.”

“The organization regularly monitors for compliance”

“A lawyer specializing in not for profit organization was consulted by the directors of geoparadise. Comparability studies were utilized to verify the "reasonable" compensation.”

“Governing documents are made available upon request”

“Pandemic quarantine relief on march 10th the first case of corona virus arrived in panama. On march 12th, with 5 days left in thir event the government sent authorities to shut the event down due to the pandemic outbreak. As a temporary site they were only equipped with staffing until march 17th. As a result of the lockdown geoparadise needed to take on additional staff, as well as costs for cleaning supplies, food, water etc to provide basic necessities to up to 300 attendees that were not able to leave the location due to the lockdown measures and cancelled international flights. In addition to this they also had to provide support to the international guests, artists and crew that they brought to the event to volunteer and share their culture. The airport in panama closed on march 21st as well as nationwide and strict curfews and no-travel laws. Geoparadise provided ongoing support, a place to sleep and food to their volunteers that were stranded in the country. A variety of additional costs were incurred due to the pandemic relief as well as donations needed from private funding sources to be able to provide support to volunteers and public attendees. Additional expenses that were incurred included but was not limited to - crews for maintaining the site (cleaning), catering for crew, security, travel expenses for emergency flights home, additional ground transportation from the site due to remote location and all public transportation being cancelled.”

“Eyeglass donations during this year, 920 pairs of second-hand and new reading glasses and sunglasses were donated to the organization. During tribal gathering 2020 over 707 pairs were distributed amongst the event's indigenous guests from all over the world to bring back to their communities. Also the local workers and vendors from the low-income communities of the santa isabel district that surrounds the event were able to also partake. We provided 50 pairs of glasses to be distributed to those in need around the area not working at the event. There were 213 pairs of glasses remaining which were left in inventory for future donations. 707 people benefitted from this project, achieving the goal of providing necessities to low-income communities in the form of visual aid and protection.”

“There are various other programs supported by geoparadise to include clothing donations, a livestock breeding program, cultural preservation through art and music, sanitation workshops, mattress donation, glasses donation and hosting of a youth soccer league for nine communities within the colon province. All of these adddtional projects provide assistance to the indigenous communities and the environment.”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 81,478 book to tax depreciation 0 late filing penalty -1,909 total 79,569”