Abide in Love

“Expenses advertising & marketing 135 bank charges & fees 624 merchant fees 830 office supplies & software 219 truck fuel 1,779 truck maintenance 3,359 travel 1,882 insurance 185 ministry living expenses 13,303 medical expenses 259 meals & entertainment 494 internet 846 telephone 541 non-investment depreciation 2,000 total 26,456”

“Truck 10,000 10,000 less accumulated depreciation 500 2,500 total 9,500 7,500”

“Loan payable-heartline ministries 5,000 0”

“Abide in love strives to facilitate an impact at local levels, through equipping haitians to rise above the effects of poverty and to have them lead others in the ways they have learned to overcome. We support the local haitian economy and family system through empowering haitian business owners and facilitating community events and education.”

“Abide in love works with the community of santo, haiti providing opportunities for families to develop, learn, and be empowered by the love of jesus. The list of classes we offer currently includes: english class (80 kids enrolled), baking (20 kids & young adults enrolled), mechanics (10 young men enrolled), a mentorship program for girls (30 girls enrolled), ladies bible study (12 young women enrolled), after school programs (40 kids enrolled), vacation bible school (over 100 kids signed up). We also offer community outreach events which benefit our community in many different ways. These include free events for families to attend allowing them to have quality time together in a safe space. Some examples are movie nights, worship events, expos, conferences, parent trainings, and more. On average these events bring in anywhere from 40-100 people depending on the event. The expos we have hosted to facilitate boosting the economy gives local merchants the chance to showcase their items. These each brought in over 1,000 people from the local community. Lastly we offer a microloan program for families looking to start small businesses- we have 6 microloan recipients we work with here in our neighborhood. They received around 100-500 depending on the loan and pay it forward by paying it into the community.”