Carpenters Helping Hands Inc

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“The total compensation, contributions and expenses were paid by the united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america ein 3350723065 the above amounts represent compensation for services rendered to the united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america and not for services rendered to the carpenters helping hand, inc. This information ls reported, as required by the 2020 instructions to form 990.”

“The organization seeks to provide charitable aid to poor and distressed or underpriviledged carpenters, joiners, related trade and occupations and their families and dependents without regard to race, color, creed, sex or national origin. The organization also provides contributions to worthy organization's board of directors or designated officers or agents, to determine whether the donation furnished is likely to aid them. The amount and nature of the aid provided is the organization's discretion on a case by case basis.”

“The organization seeks to provide charitable aid to poor and distressed or underpriviledged carpenters, joiners, related trade and occupations and their families and dependents without regard to race, color, creed, sex or national origin. The organization also provides contributions to worthy organization's board of directors or designated officers or agents, to determine whether the donation furnished is likely to aid them. The amount and nature of the aid provided is the organization's discretion on a case by case basis. For example, since it's inception, a beneficiary of the organization's aid was a carpenter's six year old adopted daughter who is severely handicapped, born with a bilateral cleft face ( without eyes, nose, mouth, palate). She has incurred at least a dozen operations since birth and will require continuing surgery and medical costs greatly exceeding the family's resources; the organization has assisted in paying the hospital and physician's bills.”

“The organiaztion seeks to provide charitable aid to poor and distressed or underpriviledged carpenters, joiners, related trade and occupations and their families and dependents without regard to race, color, creed, sex or national origin. The organization also provides contributions to worthy organization's board of directors or designated officers or agents, to determine whether the donation furnished is likely to aid them. The amount and nature of the aid provided is the organization's discretion on a case by case basis. For example, since it's inception, a beneficiary of the organization's aid was a carpenter's six year old adopted daughter who is severely handicapped, born with a bilateral cleft face ( without eyes, nose, mouth, palate). She has incurred at least a dozen operations since birth and will require continuing surgery and medical costs greatly exceeding the family's resources; the organization has assisted in paying the hospital and physician's bills.”