Royal African Foundation Inc.

“Emma Silvester, President is the daughter of Peter Silvester, Director.”

“The organization reviews the 990 form at a board meeting prior to submitting to the IRS”

“The organization enforced compliance with its conflict of interest policy by reviewing it periodically at board meetings. The board review and sign the policy annually.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“The organization uses the following methods to establish compensation packages for its employees Compensation analysis for similar roles, experience, and responsibilities comparability data from other organizations and relevant regions and contemporaneous review, deliberation and approval by the board.”

“Program Service Expenses 25,009, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 While Mwandamo Women were establishing themselves as an organisation, we worked with co-founders Hannah and Caroline to do three womens health projects in Tanzania. The first project was to to help to provide the Oltukai Dispensary with life-saving equipment like weighing scales for children and mothers, stethoscopes, delivery kits and a steriliser, all of which are fundamental for the clinic team to provide healthcare to women and children in this rural government dispensary near Lake Manyara. The second project was to buy and distribute 600 reusable Sanitary Towel kits to 350 women and 250 girls in the Oltukai and Esilalei villages bordering Manyara Ranch Conservancy. The third project was to make renovations to create a dedicated Maternity Unit at the Esilalei Community Health Dispensary. Then we helped them cover some of the legal costs to succesfully register as an I-NGO in Tanzania.”

“Program Service Expenses 6,442, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 NG12 Conservation Project - Sponsorship of three students from Gudigwa Village to attend applied for Chefs training course at Career Dreams Training Centre in Maun - Living Expenses Reimbursement.”

“Program Service Expenses 5,000, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Entasopia school has 671 pupils and only had one ablution block for the girls and boys with 7 toilets for the boys and 4 toilets for the girls. We helped put in a new toilet block for the girls with an eight-door pit latrine, a changing room, four water taps for washing hands, shelves, and one shower.”

“Program Service Expenses 5,733, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 There were not enough bunk beds in this small rural in Samburu with 307 students. So as part of this and the previous years expenditure we successfully extended the second boys dormitory to accomodate 12 extra beds, and then provided 62 new beds, mattresses, 100 sets of new bedding, and all new mosquito nets for the girls and boys dormitories. We then created a new boys washroom attached to the second boarding house. In addition we also did upgrades to the lights system we put in throughout the school. Then the builder we used was also able to make refurbishments to the nearby clinic including new windows, doors, seats for patients and nurses.”

“Program Service Expenses 29,932, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Royal African Foundation funded a Projects Officer to directly oversee the execution and effective completion of various projects for the Royal African Foundation. The Projects Officer is located in Kenya and is employed by Safeguard Global Employment Outsourcing.”

“Program Service Expenses 119,485, Grants and allocations 119,485, Revenue 0 Royal African Foundation provided various grants to foreign partner NGOs that aligned with Royal Africans Mission of promoting community and conservation. Further detail can be seen on Schedule F.”

“Program Service Expenses 40,750, Grants and allocations 40,750, Revenue 0 Royal African Foundation provided various grants to domestic partner charities that aligned with Royal Africans Mission of promoting community and conservation. Further detail can be seen on Schedule I.”