The Jared Prescott Charitable Trust

“During 2019 the trust provided funds for 3 additional villages in rural myanmar to build schools. We always require that the villages make a significantcontrriburion to the building of the school so that when it is finished the villagers have ownership of it and will more likely take care of it. In addition the trust also built 3 schools for a muslim (rohingya) refugee camp in the rakhine state of myanmar(burma). The united nations also contributed by build a clean source for the camp. Thee buildings were metal so that they could be moved in the event the camp were to be moved. The trust also provided funds for 3 more villages have clean water wells comple with pump andstorage tanks. Each years projects are inspected by the trust to insure all is completed to our standards. We also fininshed the women's center started the year before.”

“Name: burma villages address: various cash contribution: 131,990”

“Expenses fund raising 13,011 bank and wire transfer fe 380 total 13,391”

“In 2018 the trust furnished funds for 5 more villages in burma to build schools. We also provided funding for another village to drill a clean water well and storage tank with sufficient capacity to supply the entire village with clean water. All schools and the wells were outlying villages. To date the trust has furnished funds for 25 villages to build their own schools, and 67 communities to drill clean water wells in burma. We have also provided funds for over 1,000 sanitary facilities in burma. All this is done for outlying villages. We require that each village provide funds or labor or both to the building or drilling process so that the village will feel the projects is theirs and perpetually maintain them. The community developoement association of myanmar provides engineers for our projects. We pay the expenses of the engineers. All buildings are constructed to government standards. Schools are staffed by teachers provided by the civilian governmant. Each year representitives of the trust travel to burma to inspect and apprive the projects.”

“In addition to the scools and wells we provided the funds for the construction of a womens education and developement center for tha ywca of myanmar. The center was built in a remote mountain village in myanmar. The ywca will be able to train at least 125 women a year there. The building was already being used when we arrived for the dedication and inspection. We alsoprovided a number of computers for the ywca education programs. The ywca of myanmar also conducts a very successful micro finance program for women. They have a remayment rate of 99.97% for the prior year. We furnished 3000 in cash for this program.”

“Build a women's education center in the mountains of myanmar. This is aiding women who are at risk for sex trafficking or no economic hope.”