Worldharvest

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2010 to Dec 31, 2010

Signed

May 6, 2011

Return Version

2010v3.2

Gross Receipts

$396,215

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

DISASTER RELIEF:-PADANG EARTHQUAKE RELIEF: Continued to provide medical services, medical supplies and equipment, water purification units, food and other relief aid for the needs of those affected by the 2009 earthquake disaster in Padang, West Sumatra. -HAITI EARTHQUAKE RELIEF: Partnered with HAITI ARISE and a local church in Maryland, Evangel Assembly of God. Sent relief supplies: medical aid, medicines worth $40K, Water Purification Unit and other relief supplies. A team of 7 people including 2 nurses, with 350 lbs of relief aid and medical supplies worth $40,957 were deployed from the States to Haiti through Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. There the team loaded two trucks with relief supplies and goods including water, toiletries, flash lights, batteries, candles, female products, dry goods, tarps for shelters and medical supplies, in addition to the 350 lbs of supplies brought from the States and drove to Port-au-Prince. World Harvest continues to provide assistance to the recovery and rebuilding efforts of Haiti through building shelters, together with a local pastor, Ignace Augustin from Bethanie Evangelical Mission of Haiti.-CHILE EARTHQUAKE RELIEF: Raised Funds through IFGF USA Leadership Conference. Funds are designated for Harvest Festival Chile in 2011. -PAKISTAN FLOOD RELIEF: Raised funds through email appeals and churches. Partnered with World Harvest Pakistan. Distributed 258 food packets containing flour, cooking oil, sugar, rice, cereal, salt, bath soap, washing powder, dishwashing bar, and tea packets for two days in Nowshera, Muran, Shakkai, and Rasalpure. World Harvest Pakistan in collaboration with the Government Institution CDA Islamabad set up medical camps from 25-30 September 2010 in Nowshehra, Tarnab Form, Peshawar, NaikeDoudZai, and Charsada. A total of 22 local members with doctors, nurses, interpreters, and volunteers were there to serve almost 4,000 people with free medication and medical services. 1,122 local ambulance services were provided along with trained staff. Served approximately 5,474 people.-MENTAWAI/MERAPI DISASTER RELIEF: Raised funds through IFGF. Partnered with World Harvest Indonesia, Ultra Jaya, and local churches. Provided 24 hour relief camps and soup kitchens in five different places in affected areas of Merapi which were visited by 2,000 refugees/day. Managed to distribute 36 boxes of instant food and biscuits, 22 boxes of milk, 16 boxes clean drinking water, 220 lbs of rice, sets of mattresses, blankets, and beddings, first-aid medicines and other medications, personal and female care items, baby needs such as: 324 boxes of pampers, 1,000 bottles of baby shampoo, 1,000 boxes of baby powder, 23 boxes of wipes. Every morning, the relief team, who are all local volunteers, handed out milk, bread, biscuits, and tea to 500 children in five different places: Blabak Paper Mill, Sendeng Village Muntilan Magelang, STT Magelang Wesley, Santa Maria Magelang, and Gatak Magelang. The children were also provided with a library that opens from 10am-12pm, educational games, and tutoring.

Activity 3

UNITED TO BLESS THE NATIONS: Training of national leaders. Established bible schools in Nepal. Conducted Harvest Festival to provide leadership seminars in Kenya (Nairobi), Uganda (Hoima, Kyenjojo and Kamuli), Nigeria (Lagos and Warry) and Sierra Leonne (Konno, BO, and Freetown),

Filer

EIN

95-4838321