2026-05-01T12:22:54-04:00 2025-12-31 990 2025-01-01 760659778 PEACE GOSPEL INTERNATIONAL INC PEAC 7132199971 1708 SPRING GREEN BLVD STE 120 KATY TX 77494 Kirby Trapolino President 7134479394 2026-05-02 false 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Kirby Trapolino 353 W 26th Street Houston TX 77008 940905 false X peacegospel. org X 2000 TX Through the development of small business enterprises were empowering sustainable locally-led mercy-based programs in Asia Africa and South America: caring for orphans human trafficking victims at-risk women and destitute children. 12 12 4 25 0 0 766500 865114 0 0 0 231 64220 46977 830720 912322 399467 484191 0 0 337171 348838 0 0 13138 74151 88918 810789 921947 19931 -9625 240634 234289 1951 5231 238683 229058 X Through the development of small business enterprises were empowering sustainable locally-led mercy-based programs in Asia Africa and South America: caring for orphans human trafficking victims at-risk women and destitute children. true false 237818 207111 0 Peace Gospel International India Peace Gospel Ministries of India: Construction continued for our India Nursing Technical College; students in existing classroom space on main campus while the new building is being completed. Grants sent for permitting construction inspections and renovations. Once completed the new facility will provide scholarship seats for our orphan graduates. Provided care nutrition back to school supplies and education scholarships to 62 orphans in foster care. Operated 5 India Childrens Hope Centers which provided 190 at-risk students with school supplies tutoring and fresh-cooked meals. Provided 23 orphans with college scholarships. Supported lentil farmland and on-campus gardening project which yielded 3.45 tons for program beneficiaries. Christmas parties for program participants which included gifts of new clothes and a fresh cooked meal. 105757 75050 0 Peace Gospel International Uganda Conquerors Ministries International: Continued to operate two schools: one accredited boarding high school on main campus and one rural Mairinya primary school which together served a total of 962 students; 371 of these students were orphans boarding at the high school or girls home. New computer lab completed at our Uganda primary school. Operated a girls orphan home which provided complete residential care for 10 orphan girls: an accredited education daily access to clean water three nutritious meals a day medical care and all hygiene and clothing needs. Uganda main campus farmland harvested over 50 tons of food for our students daily meals. New rainwater irrigation system set up for farmland and soccer field developed. Rapha medical clinic on main campus served high school students and local community. 39 women were enrolled in our Uganda trade school. Girls dorm renovated and new beds and other supplies provided after dorm fire. Latrine rebuilt; fire extinguishers and other school needs funded. Christmas gifts and party provided for program participants. 88416 61300 0 Peace Gospel International Myanmar Fellowship Bible Church: New on-campus school launched by modifying and fully equipping existing space on the third floor of the main campus building. Delivered 15,000 water bottles and over 10,000 meals along with provisions such as rice to families left homeless by the March 28th Myanmar earthquake. Provided complete residential care for 109 children in 4 orphan homes including: an accredited education daily access to purified water three nutritious meals a day medical care and all hygiene and clothing needs. Youth camp held at main campus with fresh-cooked meals games and sports for children attending. Supported farmland which yielded 4.9 tons of consumable rice + produce both of which fed orphans and staff. Christmas party held for children in all orphan homes with games a fresh cooked meal and Christmas gifts of new clothes and shoes. 85844 55137 0 Peace Gospel International the Philippines Cebu Word International Ministries: Newly renovated and expanded hen house built which provided an increase of eggs for program participants and community. Continued renovation and expansion of Cebu girls home furniture purchased. The girls home provided complete residential care to 4 girls: an accredited education daily access to purified water three nutritious meals a day medical care and all hygiene and clothing needs. Cebu womens trade school and small business program for at-risk women enrolled 7 women; fair wage provided to these women for their crafts. Cebu main campus farmland harvested over 7 tons of fish eggs bananas coconuts and raised goats. Cebu Childrens Hope Center provided 68 at-risk students with new shoes and school uniforms school supplies tutoring and fresh-cooked meals; roof to center repaired. Delivered aid to 200 families affected by Cebu earthquake: over one ton of groceries and dry goods and 5,000 gallons of purified drinking water. Christmas party for program beneficiaries included games a fresh cooked meal and Christmas gifts. VBS-style community outreach to 465 local at-risk children provided nutrition support. Satellite internet service set up for main campus. 81784 51072 869 Peace Gospel International Nepal Sustainable Development Foundation: 26 girls and young women at-risk or rescued from human trafficking in Nepal were enrolled in our She Has Hope Nepal rehabilitation home and trade school where they received medical care room and board and English and computer classes. The girls were taught tailoring and bag making skills. Bag-making partnership with Sapana Dreams funded which provided seamstress experience for girls enrolled in trade school in addition to fair market wage paid to girls making the bags. Graduation ceremonies held for trade school graduates. Education support provided to 16 orphans- 15 of these scholarships were for college. Retirement support sent to retired Nepal director. Emergency medical funds sent. Holiday gatherings held for program participants. 53879 23172 0 Peace Gospel International Colombia Iglesia Cristiana Para la Frontera for Casa Vida: Served 19 refugee girls through the Casa Vida trade school; the school taught the girls valuable skills such as sewing. Improvements for Casa Vida included new classroom construction school signage security cameras internet access computer printer renovated bathrooms covered patio exterior painting additional sewing machines fabric purchase. 30 quinceaeras held for refugee girls. Christmas gifts were given to program participants. Colombia team operated a primary school Linaje de Campeones which provided an education to 50 refugee students 1st through 5th grade. 38555 7848 0 Peace Gospel International Argentina Puertas del Sur: Served 150 children ages 1-3 and their families through the child care center Mi Lugar en el Sur. Two of these children have special needs. The children and their families are low-income mostly single mothers who live in precarious housing within a settlement. Average of 9,500 meals served to the children each month. A total of 19 people worked directly at the Early Childhood Center. Monthly workshops and events held every month for both families and staff. Grants sent for school maintenance trafficking awareness booklets and Christmas gifts. 34203 3501 0 Peace Gospel International the Philippines Manila: Manila Payatas Childrens Hope Center provided 62 at-risk students enrolled in after-school care program with school supplies tutoring and fresh-cooked meals. Recognition ceremony held to award students who excelled in academic subjects. Sports festival held with games healthy meals and awards ceremony with prizes. VBS-style outreach program held for children enrolled in Hope Center and also children in local community. College scholarship provided to former Hope Center student. 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We also require a weekly report from each program director with pictures. We maintain statistics on a variety of items including school enrollment residential enrollment farmland yields annual recurring expenses capital project progress etc. We also have grant oversight from the board of directors in monthly meetings. Part I, line 3f | ExplanationTxt:| Cash| Cash| Cash| Cash| Part II, line 1 | ExplanationTxt:| Cash| Cash| Cash| Cash| Cash| Cash| Cash| Taste of Hope 100519 35777 64742 0 0 900 3072 0 14662 100519 35777 64742 0 0 900 3072 0 14662 18634 46108 Part III, line 2 Expanded to South America with new programs in Argentina and Colombia as detailed in our Program Service Accomplishments. Part VI, Section B, Line 11b The executive director or a designated staff member emails a copy of the 990 to all of the board members for their review before it is filed. Part VI, Section B, Line 12c We enforce compliance by ensuring that every board member has a signed conflict of interest policy on file and that any situation that may cause a conflict of interest receives special consideration. Part VI, Section B, Line 15 | Name of the Person:, The process used to establish compensation of the person who served in:|, The year in which this process was last undertaken:| Kirby Trapolino, The PGI Board of Directors authorizes a compensation committee made up of board members that is responsible for making recommendations on director-level compensation and bonuses. Note that PGI only employed a single director-level position in 2025 Kirby Trapolino. The compensation committee uses available comparability data from the Non-Profit Times Salary and Benefits report and the United Way Wage and Benefit Survey along with a board evaluation of prior year performance to evaluate current compensation levels any proposed increases and any annual bonuses. This information is provided to the Board of Directors and a recommendation is evaluated and voted on by the board with the director excused from this topic during a regular board meeting. Decisions on these recommendations are documented in the board meeting minutes which are subsequently approved by the board., 2025| Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Documents are made available upon request or on the Candid website