Chosen Children International Inc

“See Statement Grants and allocations 0, Program service expenses 0”

“Activity Payment to affiliate, Grantee Chosen Children of Kenya, Cash Grant 32,161, Relationship”

“Travel 5,287”

“Fundraising 1,308”

“Conferences, conventions, and meetings 59”

“Interest 150”

“Telephone 850”

“Depreciation 482”

“Wire service charges 625”

“Internet 111”

“Merchant fees/bank charges 353”

“Office Equipment net of accumulated depreciation Beginning of year 1,729, End of year 0”

“Inventory Beginning of year 7,708, End of year 0”

“Credit card payable Beginning of year 76, End of year 661”

“Note payable Beginning of year 75,000, End of year 48,000”

“To break the cycle of poverty for orphans and destitute children in developing nations by extending Christs love to them. We endeavor to give orphans a chance to better themselves through educational opportunities, nutritional support, spiritual and emotional counseling, and by giving them a chance to live in our holistic chridrens villages where they will earn the skills necessary to break the poverty cycle and where they will also learn about the love of God through Christ. We are focused on the children of kenya at the present, but our mission is open to all orphans in developing nations and particularly those from African nations.”

“This past year we had 6 orphaned children move into our first home for orphans in our Childrens Village. We also have a house mother living with who cares for them as if they were her own children. We feed, clothe and educate these children. We pay for their school fees, buy them school uniforms and shoes, and notebooks and school supplies. In addition to this program we also have some children whom we help who do not live on our property, but we help them from their guardians homes. We call this our home based care program. We also have two Saturday Child Development Programs in two different locations. The first is right at our Childrens Village inside our church. The second is at our newest location in a small fishing village called Mbitu. This is in the Lake Victoria area. This program is giving children an education on things that they do not learn in school. They are learning things such as how to prevent HIV, good hygiene, how to start up small businesses they can help their parents with, good morals, and they are learning about the love of God and how to know Him intimately. They also receive a nutritious meal each Saturday at this program.”

“This past year we built a brand new high school in our Childrens Village which we are excited to be opening this month. Included in the amount we spent on this high school were desks, blackboards and books. We also built a well on our property so the children would have a constant source of fresh water. In addition we installed solar power in our office and in our residential home for orphans. And finally we also built a new office for our director and an office desk.”