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Resources for Philippine Rural Communities Corporation

990EZ • Fiscal year 2015 • EIN 46-3996117

Jan 01, 2015 to Dec 31, 2015 • Filed on Oct 14, 2016

Organization Profilerprcc.org
2703 Heath LaneDuluth, GA 30096

(678) 242-8356

Siviq Scores

Precomputed percentiles for this filing year versus similar nonprofits in the same peer cohort.

Liabilities / Assets

55th percentile

0.00x

Tied with the lowest-debt nonprofits in its peer group.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Liabilities / Revenue

55th percentile

0.00x

Tied with the lowest-debt nonprofits in its peer group.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Net Margin

66th percentile

11%

Higher net margin than 66% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Top Officer Pay

75th percentile

$0

Higher top officer pay than 75% of similar nonprofits.

Top officer pay equals 0.0% of source-year revenue.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Asset Growth

70th percentile

18%

Faster asset growth than 70% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2014 to 2015

Revenue Growth

96th percentile

174%

Faster revenue growth than 96% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2014 to 2015

Balance Sheet
Liabilities / Assets55th percentile

Assets

Up

$42,256

Up $6,436 (+18%) from 2014

Net Assets

Up

$42,256

Up $6,436 (+18%) from 2014

Liabilities

Flat

$0

Flat from 2014

Revenue And Expenses
Liabilities / Revenue55th percentileNet Margin66th percentile

Revenue

Up

$56,148

Up $35,630 (+174%) from 2014

Expenses

Up

$49,712

Up $9,071 (+22%) from 2014

Net Income

Up

$6,436

Up $26,559 (+132%) from 2014

Historical Trend

Balance Sheet Trend

Asset Growth70th percentile

The highlighted filing sits inside the broader history for assets, liabilities, and net assets.

$150K$100K$50K$0Assets 2013: $55,943Liabilities 2013: $02013Assets 2014: $35,820Liabilities 2014: $0Net Assets 2014: $35,8202014Assets 2015: $42,256Liabilities 2015: $0Net Assets 2015: $42,2562015Assets 2016: $26,546Liabilities 2016: $0Net Assets 2016: $26,5462016Assets 2017: $31,600Liabilities 2017: $7,886Net Assets 2017: $23,7142017Assets 2018: $34,371Liabilities 2018: $1,529Net Assets 2018: $32,8422018Assets 2019: $65,844Liabilities 2019: $1,514Net Assets 2019: $64,3302019Assets 2020: $64,574Liabilities 2020: $3Net Assets 2020: $64,5712020Assets 2021: $102,852Liabilities 2021: $0Net Assets 2021: $102,8522021Assets 2022: $101,246Liabilities 2022: $0Net Assets 2022: $101,2462022Assets 2023: $98,813Liabilities 2023: $4,7282023Assets 2024: $101,106Liabilities 2024: $915Net Assets 2024: $100,1912024

Highlighted filing

2015

Assets$42,256
Liabilities$0
Net Assets$42,256
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Operations Trend

Revenue Growth96th percentile

Revenue, expenses, and net income across loaded years, with this filing highlighted.

$100K$50K$0-$50KRevenue 2013: $60,484Expenses 2013: $4,541Net Income 2013: $55,9432013Revenue 2014: $20,518Expenses 2014: $40,641Net Income 2014: -$20,1232014Revenue 2015: $56,148Expenses 2015: $49,712Net Income 2015: $6,4362015Revenue 2016: $34,737Expenses 2016: $50,447Net Income 2016: -$15,7102016Revenue 2017: $47,081Expenses 2017: $49,913Net Income 2017: -$2,8322017Revenue 2018: $55,238Expenses 2018: $46,110Net Income 2018: $9,1282018Revenue 2019: $63,880Expenses 2019: $32,392Net Income 2019: $31,4882019Revenue 2020: $38,439Expenses 2020: $38,198Net Income 2020: $2412020Revenue 2021: $64,832Expenses 2021: $26,551Net Income 2021: $38,2812021Revenue 2022: $49,690Expenses 2022: $51,296Net Income 2022: -$1,6062022Revenue 2023: $47,820Expenses 2023: $54,981Net Income 2023: -$7,1612023Revenue 2024: $47,729Expenses 2024: $41,623Net Income 2024: $6,1062024

Highlighted filing

2015

Revenue$56,148
Expenses$49,712
Net Income$6,436
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Filing Snapshot
Filing Period
Jan 1, 2015 to Dec 31, 2015
Signed
Oct 14, 2016
Return Version
2015v2.1
Gross Receipts
$56,148
Mission and Program Overview

Mission

To address, educate, coordinate and provide aid and relief to adults and children in rural communities in the Philippines.

Program Services

DescriptionGrantsExpenses
A. Training and workshops1. A team of volunteers from the USA went back to the island of Leyte previously devastated by a super typhoon to continue the programs on livelihood, health, and education.2. Since training and exposure to modern technology is important, two people from the group called One Way Outreach, our contact organization in Leyte, were brought to another province in the Philippines where organic farms were located. One was the farmer who implemented our Natural Farming techniques which we did a workshop on in January 2014. And the other one is the leader of One Way Outreach. Together with the RPRC team, the group toured and also took workshops three model farms in Negros Occidental.The first farm taught the group that a farmer does not need a huge area of land in order to cultivate a garden or a farm and make it efficient and profitable. And for those who do not have a piece of land, container gardening is another technology taught.Another technology learned by the farmers is the raising of animal-poultry goats, and swine-in an organic way. This means these animals are healthy for human consumption, their habitat does not stink, and the cost to raise them is much lower than using commercial feeds.3. The next group that went for another training were a group of 9 farmers from various rural communities from Leyte. These are the same rural communities RPRC had worked with in 2014 when RPRC went to do relief work after a super typhoon hit the area. The focus of the learning this time is on herbs- identifying, growing, producing, and harvesting of herbs. Also part of the workshop was how to make medicinal forms from the herbs such as ointment and capsules.B. Implementation of the training1. Back to the island of Leyte, the team saw that the model farm was again devastated by another typhoon that hit just a month before. RPRC helped with the restoration of the farm to help the farmer and his family be sufficient again.2. The farmers who were trained on the herbal aspects started collecting various herbs from different areas and replanting them in their garden. Few months later, construction of the first herbal house was completed.C. Agriculture- gardening and animal raising1. Since the presence of an RPRC volunteer is only 2x a year, RPRC team found it necessary to link up with local government agencies that are involved in the agricultural aspects such as Agricultural Training Institute and Department of Agriculture, so that the farmers will have support in their projects as needed. From this networking, several field workers from the office of the Department of Agriculture were able to visit and conduct training among the rural communities. Our main volunteer (the farmer who was trained on the different aspects of natural farming and who owned the model farm) continued to focus her training on one community called Kabaliwan. Five rural farmers trained weekly on fermentation under our main volunteer.2. On the aspect of animal raising, our RPRC team went around several rural communities and gave training on the proper way of raising goats, as opposed to the Filipino traditional and cultural ways.D. Medical program1. Our team from the US brought medical apparatus- thermometers, blood pressure monitor, and basic wound care kits. The reason for this initiative is that RPRC volunteers had discovered that a lot of the village members go to the doctors or hospitals when not necessary or they go when it is already almost too late. As an example, mothers rush their babies to the hospital due to high fever when all they have to do is manage the fever properly. Another example is this: a villager had a small cut but did not know how to do a basic care. Hence, it got infected so bad that finally he had to go to the emergency room or a doctor. This time, the treatment became costly.The team went around several villages and trained the people on wound care, fever management, and healthy diet. Also included in the training is how to use home remedies such as using herbs for their basic ailments.2. In one of these villages, called Balion, a community leader appeared very sick-his fever was very high, his weight was very low, and he looked 'near death'. We brought him to a doctor and the xray revealed that he has TB. Our team nurse suspected that majority of the residents in that village may also have tuberculosis.To act on this concern, an RPRC volunteer went to the city health clinic in order to facilitate the examination of everyone in the village. RPRC shouldered the expenses to get this done, except the medication which was given free by the government.E. Scholarship program-college scholarship was awarded to 10 students.$0$35,332
Compensation and Service Providers
Top Officer Pay75th percentile

Employees

NameTitleFull / Part TimeBaseOtherTotal
Corazon D CarterPresidentPT$0--
Clyde T Carter IIISecretary-$0--
Christine E MorrisDirector-$0--
Lois LazenbyTreasurer-$0--
Helen NobleDirector-$0--
Filing and Contact Details

Filer

Filer Name
Resources for Philippine Rural
EIN
46-3996117
Phone
6782428356
Address
2703 Heath Lane, Duluth, GA 30096

Signing Officer

Name
Corazon D Carter
Title
President
Phone
6782428356
Signed
2016-10-14
Discuss with paid preparer
Yes

Preparer

Firm
Mersereau Lazenby & Rockas LLC
Address
3469 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd, Suwanee, GA 30024
Preparer
Lois S Lazenby
Phone
7706146800
Supplemental Narrative

Additional Explanations

Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 14

“Description: Depreciation. Amount: 542.”

Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 - Other Expenses

“Description: Phone. Amount: 524. Description: Misc. Amount: 1,675. Description: Relief trips. Amount: 22,728. Description: Office equip & software. Amount: 551. Description: Travel. Amount: 9,596. Description: Shipping and mailing. Amount: 277. Description: Agriculture and animal husbandry. Amount: 3,811. Description: College opportunity. Amount: 2,307. Description: Construction. Amount: 1,361. Description: Health/medical. Amount: 3,568. Description: Library/educational supplies. Amount: 984. Description: Ministry and relief supplies. Amount: 518. Total to Form 990-EZ, line 16: 47,900.”

Form 990-EZ, Part II, Line 24 - Other Assets

“Description: Other Depreciable Assets. Beg. of Year Amount: 1,491. End of Year Amount: 949.”

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Filings

Displayed year

2015 • Form 990EZDetailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.

Open filing
Assets
$42,256
Liabilities
$0
Net assets
$42,256
Revenue
$56,148
Expenses
$49,712
Net income
$6,436
Balance SheetOperations
YearAssetsLiabilitiesNet AssetsRevenueExpensesNet Income
2024XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$1.01$0.01$1.00$0.48$0.42$0.06
2023Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$0.99$0.05$0.48$0.55$0.07
2022XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$1.01$0.00$1.01$0.50$0.51$0.02
2021Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$1.03$0.00$1.03$0.65$0.27$0.38
2020XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$0.65$0.00$0.65$0.38$0.38$0.00
2019XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$0.66$0.02$0.64$0.64$0.32$0.31
2018XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$0.34$0.02$0.33$0.55$0.46$0.09
2017XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$0.32$0.08$0.24$0.47$0.50$0.03
2016XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$0.27$0.00$0.27$0.35$0.50$0.16
2015Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$0.42$0.00$0.42$0.56$0.50$0.06
2014Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$0.36$0.00$0.36$0.21$0.41$0.20
2013Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$0.56$0.00$0.60$0.05$0.56
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