Conscious Connections Foundation

“Activity Keeping Girls and Marginalized Children in School Grantee Grant Recipients-see details below Relationship Grant Recipients-see details below Amount 32,165Activity Disaster Relief Grantee Grant Recipients-see details below Relationship Grant Recipients-see details below Amount 9,175Activity Girls and Womens Menstrual Hygeine Education Grantee Grant Recipients-see details below Relationship Grant Recipients-see details below Amount 11,266Activity Other Programs Grantee Grant Recipients-see details below Relationship Grant Recipients-see details below Amount 6,632”

“Description AmountBank Fees 610Loss on the sale of stock 10Advertising and promotion 147Administrative expense 427”

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“Short Form Part 1 Line 10: Grants and Similar Amounts Paid- $59,237.71 US1)Line 28: Keeping Girls & Marginalized Children in School- $32,165 a)Power of 5 Child Education Fund- $25,000 b)Girls Higher Education Fund Scholarships (aka Joy Attwood Scholarship Fund)-$2,000 c)Girls Education Program Administrator- $2,000 d)Ghatbesi Girls Higher Education Scholarships-$3,1652)Line 29: Disaster Relief-- $9,1753)Line 30:Girls and Womens Menstrual Hygiene Education programs-$11,2664)Line 31: Other Programs-$6,632 a)Rural Healthcare-$4,018 i)Deurali Community Service Center (aka Baseri Clinic) salaries for staff-$2,090 ii)Clinic repairs and upkeep-$1,928 b)Girls Leadership Training-$1,000 c)Rural MHM training Sindupalchowk- $1,337 d)Earthquake relief scholarship- $277Short Form Part 1 Line 16: Other expenses -$1,1941)Administrative fees- $5732)Bank, Credit Card and Brokerage fees-$6113)Corporate Filing Fee-$10Short Form Part II Line 22A: Cash savings and investments beginning of 2019-$145,342Breakdown of 2019 starting funds are as follows:1)Restricted Funds: $79,417 a)Baseri Clinic Funds donated for sole use of maintenance, salaries and normal operating expenses-22,625.79 b)Earthquake/Disaster Relief funds-$45,423 i)Baseri disaster relief-$14,771.91 ii)General disaster relief-$30,650.98 c)Power of 5 Educational stipends-$8,748.40 d)Girls higher education class 11/12 scholarships-$815.87 e)Girls Education Program Administrator-$50.00 f)Girls and Womens Menstrual Hygiene Education programs-0 g)Ghatbesi Girls higher education class 11/12 Scholarships-$1,737.76 h)Solar Light purchases-$16.002)General Fund (non-restricted)-$65,925.23Short Form Part II Line 22B: Cash savings and investments ending of 2019-$147,883Breakdown of 2019 ending funds are as follows:3)Restricted Funds: $64,144 a)Baseri Clinic Funds donated for sole use of maintenance, salaries and normal operating expenses-20,727.36 b)Earthquake/Disaster Relief funds-$34,320.54 i)Baseri disaster relief-$12,844.64 ii)General disaster relief-$21,475.90 c)Power of 5 Educational stipends-$5,733.38 d)Girls higher education class 11/12 scholarships-$1,085.87 e)Girls Education Program Administrator-$50.00 f)Girls and Womens Menstrual Hygiene Education programs-0 g)Ghatbesi Girls higher education class 11/12 Scholarships-$2210.76 h)Solar Light purchases-$16.004)General Fund (non-restricted)-$83,739Short Form Part III: What is the organizations primary exempt purpose?CCFs primary exempt purpose is to raise funds to provide educational stipends and scholarships, health care, economic skills development and facilities improvement to marginalized individuals and their families in Nepal. CCFs three largest programs are:Line 28: Program #1: Keeping Girls in School- Power of 5 educational stipends (grades K-10) College Scholarships (grades 11/12) at ACP and in Ghatbesi and Mentoring/program assistance- $32,165 in grants. Impact in 2019:1)Grantee #1: Association for Craft Producers- Grant $29,000Association for Craft Producers, a registered Nepali Non-profitGrantee Address: GPO Box 3701 Ravi Bhawan Mode, Kathmandu, Nepal Grantee Phone: 977-1-427-5108Executive Director: Ms. Meera Bhatterai, Social Program Director: Ms. Revita Shrestra, Assistant Social Program Director/Mentor: Ms Prastuti Dhakal a)Grantee Educational Programs supported: i)Power of 5- 117 (K-10) children in need were able to stay in school for one more year ($14,040 in educational stipends distributed) End of the year ceremony for children and parents ($360), $10,600 reserve set aside for future stability of the program)- $25,000 grant ii)College Scholarship ACP (aka Joy Attwood College Scholarships)- three need and merit based girls competed for and were awarded scholarships to attend class 11/12 (college in Nepal)- $2000 grant iii)Mentoring and program administrator- 120 students and their parents gained access to a college educated female administrative assistant and mentor who provides educational resources and mentoring to those w”