Advancing Communities by Educating and Serving Inc

“Expenses dues and subscriptions 375 office supply 264 telephone and internet 2,025 service trips to dominican re 11,781 jardin de saber school 1,970 angel bag - staple foods 1,902 bank fees 59 las terrenas school 1,400 educate a child 360 charitable contributions 277 service project expenses 1,900 service projects 10,350 non-investment depreciation 157 total 32,820”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 225 225 inverter and batteries 1,100 1,100 less accumulated depreciation 236 393 total 1,089 932”

“AGENCY FUNDS 0 0”

“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. Tutoring program for more than 30 students assists through after school assistance with literacy instruction, english as a second language, and enrichment activities as well as learnin in related subject matter.”

“Medical outreaches are held as part of each service group trip, at least four times per year. A retiring dentist contributed an entire dental office of used equipment. This was shipped to a community dental clinic in santo domingo to be used as a practicum training center.”

“Service trips were organized with 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. Service groups distribute small toys, toothbrushes, staple food bags in the santo domingo area in the dominican republic. More than 700 gift bags were distributed to children in the santo domingo community and schools. Two construction groups assisted community residents in building a community/ kids club kitchen at a community center. A community arts education program for 65 8-13 year olds was implemented in the community of barbacoa.”

“The dominican plate dinner / fund raiser serves as a educational tool to those not interested in travelling to the dominican republic to taste the foods and meet some people from the dominican republic. The attendees include fourteen professional baseball players from the dr.”