Sunshine After Rain Ministries

“Direct reimbursed expenses”

“Evangelical Ministry - support for 3expenses related to in-country evangelical efforts; Wounded Military Personnel and families: community networking meetings, veteran resource fairs and costs assiciated with website maintenance and monitoring. Suicide prevention and education utilizing public health model to directly change the tragic statistic of military suicide as 20% of overall numbers. Donations - supporting veteran related ministry and military families with emergency relief for financial hardship. Wounded military religious programs - Activity related to assisting military families, homeless and underserved veterans - OUTREACH - holiday program ministry outreach to local area veterans with gospel tracks along with practical goods and services needed DONOR RELATIONS - misc costs for donor related functions and retention activities and purchases in point of entry contact.”

“Direct service and mainteance of company vehicle, bank service charges, donation platform fees, computer internet service, dues and professional conferences, lecture series, topic specific lectures and meetings, direct program supplies, telephone service, travel fuel for events, interest on line of credit”

“organization holds no assets”

“Organization is still underfunded through donations by the continued impact of charitable donations from the pandemic. EIDL loan is still active and under reduced hardship provisions for payment”

“LINE 28: Evangelical ministry: program ctivity in India and Nepal, Sunshine AFter Rain providing evangelical outreach and marriage enrichment and biblically based training with focus on rural and remote areas, lay pastor training and orphanage outreach, equipping lay ministry material and bibles for further support of in-country pastoral lay workers. Program impact of over 5,000 people across two countries. LINE 29: WOUNDED MILITARY PERSONNEL: Serving wounded and underserved military personnel of all service branches without bias on time served or discharge status, these programs are intended to impact not only the veteran but their spouses and children as well. Holiday activities include evangelism opportunities, delivery of much needed items for unhoused population through various outreaches and support, LINE 30: WOUNDED MILITARY RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS: Respite and spiritual counsel program for all service branches and family memebers focusing primarily on Post 9/11 veterans, program highlights include summer-camp styled activites, fun and games with hand-crafted prizes donated from local artisans, including break out sessions for evangelism and spiritual support, serving over 100 warriors and family members LINE 31: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES: Ministry includes development and implementation of website, providing numerous educational platforms and accessibility and inclusion, continued goal to keepcosts down through colunteer service hours. Overall point-of-contact expenses in maintaining existing donor base while development of opportunites to expand geographical outreach with exceptions to reach rural veteran populations considered at high risk for suicide.”