Our Vision for Ethiopia

“| Other Revenues:, Amount:| air ticket purchase, $1139|”

“| Other Expenses:, Amount:| Donor box platform charges, $96.00| QuickBooks Subscription, $400.00| Pay.gov fee 1023 reinstatement fee, $600.00| Donor box fees, $43.00| air plane ticket - in kind donation, $1139.00|”

“| Liabilities Name:, BOY Amount:, EOY Amount:| Accounts Payable, $1100, 0|”

“| Explanation:| In-kind donation of plane ticket: During 2024 the President of the organization personally donated a plane ticket valued at $1,139 to travel to Ethiopia for the purpose of providing training to 18 EEG technicians. This donation was used for the training and capacity-building project which is part of the organizations ongoing mission to improve healthcare and medical services in Ethiopia.”

“| Explanation:| Presidents Contributions in 2024: The President of the organization voluntarily dedicated over 250 hours in 2024 to support the organizations mission in Ethiopia. This included: Two weeks of on-site training for 18 EEG technicians in Ethiopia the technicians came from different parts of the country aimed at enhancing their skills and capacity to operate EEG equipment. Efforts to support the opening of an EEG lab at Black Lion Hospital which significantly contributes to improving medical services in Ethiopia. Ongoing virtual support to the hospital team offering remote guidance and technical assistance to ensure the continued success of the lab. No compensation was received for these efforts by the President or any other member of the organization. Other Board Members Contributions: In addition to the Presidents contributions several other members of the organization voluntarily devoted time to meet with key stakeholders and promote the organizations mission to the public. These efforts included: Meetings with potential partners donors and public institutions to raise awareness of the organizations goals and to encourage further support for the hospital project and medical initiatives in Ethiopia. These activities highlight the organizations commitment to its exempt purpose promoting healthcare improvements and fostering long-term relationships with both local and international stakeholders.”

“| Explanation:| In 2024 the organization did not conduct major fundraising events. However significant time and effort were devoted to raising awareness of the organizations mission and expanding its network of support. These activities included outreach to potential donors and partners with the goal of generating interest and laying the groundwork for future contributions. Although these efforts did not result in substantial revenue during the year they were essential steps toward building long-term sustainability for the organizations work in Ethiopia.”

“| Explanation:| The primary exempt purpose of the organization is to support the development of the first childrens hospital in Ethiopia and improve healthcare in the country. This is achieved by providing training for medical professionals and donating medical equipment to enhance healthcare services in Ethiopia.”

“| Explanation:| Childrens Hospital Development: The organization continues to seek grants and funding for the development of the first childrens hospital in Ethiopia. In 2023 the schematic design for the hospital was completed. In 2024 the organization focused on the next phase of the project which involves securing the necessary funds to begin construction. This project is vital for providing specialized healthcare services to children in Ethiopia and is a core part of the organizations mission. Training for EEG Technicians: The organization works closely with various hospitals in Ethiopia including Black Lion Hospital to improve healthcare services by providing training for EEG technicians. In 2024 the organization successfully trained 18 EEG technicians in Ethiopia enabling them to better serve their communities. This training initiative is part of the organizations broader goal to enhance medical expertise and improve healthcare outcomes in the country.”