Borders Expanded Ministries Inc.

“Expenses marketing materials 1,641 office supplies 340 bank/credit card fees 1,339 website/email 601 cell/internet 2,160 travel 10,392 insurance 2,668 church 1,383 vehicle 4,461 benevolence 25,008 business exp 176 facilities & equip 450 cleaning supplies 600 book, membership, subscri 833 equipment 45 grounds and farm 6,461 cargo 2,907 furniture/equip. Ministry 6,955 supplies 1,619 team meals offsite 66 total 70,105”

“Other assets 45,000 45,000 total 45,000 45,000”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 296,262 285,991”

“The mission of borders expanded ministries, inc. Is to provide the advocacy of at risk children; to promote family preservation; to raise awareness and provide solutions to meet the needs of needy children and their families.”

“Highlights of 2022: -church: due to significant outreach, quarterly average attendance at iglesia bautista senderos de fe increased steadily from 20 in the 1st quarter to 60 in the 4th quarter. Twenty-one (21) people were baptized, twelve (12) made professions of faith, and four (4) babies were dedicated. -scholarships: paid enrollment and monthly fees for maria carcamo to attend physical therapy school at unitec/ceutec university in tegucigalpa, honduras. -bible institute: hosted eight (8) classes with twenty-five (25) students enrolled in the bible institute. -donations: received, shipped, and donated used wheelchairs, crutches, and specialty equipment to a local therapy center and children's home. -facilities: continued improving existing structures on the main campus in honduras: -chapel/dorm: added a metal roof to the porch of the chapel -missionary house: added steel beams and a metal roof;poured concrete floors;primed interior and exterior walls; and installed new windows and electrical wiring. -teams: hosted forty-seven (47) visitors that helped with outreach, electrical and concrete projects, bible institute, and dental team for special needs children. -special needs: provided financial support to the therapy center in guaimaca for physical therapy personnel and to maritza picado who works with special needs children in la mosquitia. Received used standers, wheelchairs, and walkers for honduras.”