Pitcare Inc.

“Expenses advertising and promotion 197 bank fees 479 office expense 5,406 telephone 356 insurance 1,668 food costs 16,381 ministry program costs 7,948 program supplies 1,483 total 33,918”

“0 0 less accumulated depreciation 0 0 total 0 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 936 unsecured notes and loans payable 30,225 30,225 escrowed funds 100 1,200”

“Pitcares purpose is to help break the chains of generational poverty, strengthen families, and bring hope for the next generation, through education, job training, counseling, and spiritual guidance. Mission statement to build relationships within the community that will provide us the opportunity to serve as advocates for those in need; to help families achieve financial independence through providing decent, affordable housing, life skills training and one on one mentoring and discipleship; and to bring hope to the next generation through personal relationships, and programming to benefit the younger community of pitcairn”

“Youth mentoring - pitcare volunteers meet every wednesday night with junior/senior high school age boys where we provide a meal, offer encouragement and discuss relevant issues facing youth today. We also offer elementary age girls club on tuesday evenings where we teach them how to cook a meal, prepare a craft and mentor them in situations relevant to that age group. Finally, we also offer a tuesday evening dinner each week to junior/senior high school age girls where we share a meal, mentor and discuss relevant issues facing them today. In 2015 we mentored a young man into a full scholarship at grove city college, majoring in biology. We were also able to help a number of students acquire summer jobs/internships.”

“Life skills - a comprehensive program offering families a place to live at a reduced rent with a portion of that rent being held in escrow for the family to use as a down payment on their own home at the end of the 2 year program. Other activities include a. Finance classes - pitcare offers finance classes to learn how to work within a budget and make wise financial choices. Pitcare graduated it's first class with 8 participants in this 12 week program. B. Home maintenance mentoring - teach family members how to maintain and care for a home. This is an ongoing process throughout the 2 year program. C. Home ownership program - through wells fargo bank - facilitate plans created by wells fargo bank for our families which get them to the point of credit worthiness and pre-approval for home loans. One of our families has successfully been pre-approved for a mortgage and will pursue that at the end of 2017. Two other families are working their plans to become credit- worthy for home loan purposes. D. Continuing education support - help students either through tutoring or acquiring their ged. Our first student received his ged in 2015 and tutoring services were given to multiple high school students throughout the year as needed.”