Harvester Ministries

“Activity classification: humanitarian ministry. Grantee name: foreign nationals. Grantee relationship: none. Property description: cash. Method used to determine fmv: see attached statement. Amount given: 4,793.”

“Description: depreciation. Amount: 3,626.”

“Description: administrative expenses. Amount: 3,583. Description: evangelistic ministry. Amount: 63,367. Description: publications ministry. Amount: 3,694. Description: gifts to foreign churches. Amount: 5,589. Description: ministry at southside bible chapel. Amount: 1,476. Total to form 990-ez, line 16: 77,709.”

“Names and addresses of donees: "humanitarian minsitry to foreign nationals" assists people financially in foreign countries and foreign nationals living in the us. All of these individuals or families live below the poverty level in their country or in the usa. Their names and current addresses (at the time of assistance) are available in harvester ministries' records.”

“Individuals or families who receive charitable assistance from harvester ministries must meet the following criteria: 1. Their need is genuine (emergency, injury, illness, cannot read english, empty kitchen or closets, no car or transportation) 2. They have no other means of assistance, such as family, friends, employer, public or government agency, or charitable organization or church, or such support does not provide assistance in the area requested. 3. Does mr. Carmical, based on his years of experience working, see this as a genuine need? 4. Does harvester ministries have sufficient funds, resources, or other forms of assistance to help? In the usa, those who receive assistance are all hispanic people from mexico or latin america. They are indigent, migrant workers and their families, with annual incomes below the usa poverty level. No discrimination is made on the basis of legal status in the u.s. Nor on the basis of age, race, sex, religion, gender identification or sexual orientation. Whenever possible, mr. Carmical personally handles each case, which includes buying and delivering groceries or medicine, paying the bill, transporting the person to the doctor, hospital, employer, court or immigration office. Records are kept for each person and transaction. Repayment of food, clothes or medication is never requested or accepted. Repayment of paid medical, rent, or utility bills is accepted when recipients are able to pay. No interest, application fees, or other charges are made or received from those seeking help. Mr. Carmical, who is fluent in spanish, fills out immigration and other forms in english or translates them for the person. At times, mr. Carmial acts as an interpreter. In foreign countries, mr. Carmical discusses the needs of those inquiring with local church leaders or the local missionary. He then tries to speak personally with those in need, either directly or through an interpreter. The decision to give assistance is made according to the same criteria listed above for the usa. Wherever possible funds are used to buy food or clothes or other items directly or those funds are left with a responsible party for disbursement.”