Advancing Communities by Educating and Serving

“Shipping reimbursements 3,680 telephone reimbursements 659 miscellaneous 25 total 4,364”

“Expenses office supply 342 jardin de saber supplies 829 dues and subscriptions 364 office supply 343 office supply 343 administrative 288 administrative 288 administrative 289 telephone and internet 2,318 service trips to dominican re 62,947 miscellaneous 130 angel bag - staple foods 1,800 bank fees 411 total 70,692”

“AGENCY FUNDS 1,098 2,160”

“The organization is dedicated to making the world a better place by supporting sustainable grassroots projects and programs in impoverished communities particularly in the dominican republic. The organization strives to empower individuals and communities for sustainable development.”

“Educate a child provides school tuition, supplies and uniforms to approximately 125 students. Grants include salaries for fourteen teachers and administrative personnel. Short-tem programs with service groups provide instructors for more than 400 dominican children.”

“Medical outreaches are held as part of each service group trip, at least four times per year. At least 1,750 patients are consulted and treated in each outreach through health screenings, dental treatments, pharmaceuticals, hiv/ aids and diabetes testing and counseling and vaccinations. Service group volunteers work together with local health professionals to provide these services. In 2016 service group volunteers sponsored medical outreach clinics that assisted approximately 1,500 people. In 2016 service group volunteers spronsored dental clinics served approximately 250 children and community members.”

“Service trips are organized through universities with alternative spring break and courses abroad opportunities. In addition, general public groups that include religious, construction and education professionals also contribute their skills in dominican republic communities to help with sustainable development projects involving children's fairs, teaching public school classes, repairing and constructing homes, distributing food, building playgrounds, conducting sports and health clinics and consulting for community agricultural projects. Approximately 95 volunteers provide time and skill to the service trips. In 2016 service trip volunteers painted and repaired homes for approximately 60 people. Volunteers renovated and provided space beautifican for a community center that serves approximately 2,000 people. University service groups distribute small toys, toothbrushes, staple food bags in the santo domingo area in the dominican republic. Aces sponsored donations of food and money for approximately 25 fire victims. Aces sponsored clothing donations to approximately 200 people. Aces provided sports equipment for 100 athletes and community members.”