Helping India Together

“Form 990 is reviewed by each member of the governing board.”

“Public disclosure is made of documents either on own website or guidestar website.”

“In 2024, helping india together had approximately 25 volunteers inclusive of the 8 members of the board of trustees who provided an estimated 2,200 hours of service to our programs including service on the board of trustees, attendence at governance meetings, participation in program events such as international nurses week and presentations at our fall informational event. Also, several dozen hours were spent showing videos of our programs and sharing newsletters as well as our annual report. The board has determined that it is not practicable to recognize revenue on these services as they did not create or enhance any non-financial assets nor did they require any specialized skills.”

“2024 was a strong year of investment into the work of our partners in india. A five person team visited our partners in march 2024 to observe their work, inspect funded projects, and to make plans for the future. Our education mission invested heavily in training young men and women to attend nursing school. Overall, we invested in 25 students to attend nursing school with 20 previously funded students graduating. We were able to interview 8 of these graduates on our march 2025 trip to india, learning of the impact of the training on their lives, careers, and families. Overall, we invested over 55,000 into our education mission. In healthcare, we invested in a new mental health project, palliative care for the terminally ill, women's health and hygiene, renovation of a building for visiting doctors, and overall expansion of facilities and healthcare delivery. Overall, we invested over 94,000 in our healthcare mission. In veterinary care we expanded our support in vetnet and invested 14,200 for the training of villagers in the care and treatment of their animals, and in the use of medication that cured animals of parasites and ticks. In leadership development we invested heavily in the training of many leaders including courses on the principles of leadership, dealing with trauma, and numerous small training sessions. Over 72,000 was invested in leadership development.”