2023-07-25T15:14:23-05:00 2022-12-31 824812448 PGM LLC 319 Main Street Biddeford ME 04005 990 2022-01-01 010532835 Safe Passage SAFE 2078461188 49 Farm View Road 302 New Gloucester ME 04260 Jessica Britt President 2078461188 2023-07-25 1 Jessica Britt XXX-XX-XXXX 0 P01200943 2074155714 2 AAL1 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Jessica Britt 49 Farm View Road 302 New Gloucester ME 04260 4938836 0 X www.safepassage.org X 2000 ME SAFE PASSAGE TRANSFORMS THE LIVES OF STUDENTS IN THE GUATEMALA CITY GARBAGE DUMP COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION, A HIGHER QUALITY OF LIFE, AND PATHWAYS TO A JOB WITH DIGNITY SO THEY CAN ACHIEVE A BETTER FUTURE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES. 11 11 10 20 0 0 3256647 2238281 0 0 557319 10445 0 -1588 3813966 2247138 1483793 1665230 0 0 570524 520696 0 0 485540 263449 268123 2317766 2454049 1496200 -206911 4982919 4304330 40725 135182 4942194 4169148 X SAFE PASSAGE TRANSFORMS THE LIVES OF STUDENTS IN THE GUATEMALA CITY GARBAGE DUMP COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION, A HIGHER QUALITY OF LIFE, AND PATHWAYS TO A JOB WITH DIGNITY SO THEY CAN ACHIEVE A BETTER FUTURE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES. 0 0 1780912 1665230 See Schedule OSAFE PASSAGE PROVIDES INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN OF FAMILIES WHO MAKE THEIR LIVING FROM THE GUATEMALA CITY DUMP AND INTEGRATED SUPPORT FOR THEIR FAMILIES. IT IS A U.S. REGISTERED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES FINANCIAL AND OTHER MANAGEMENT, FUNDRAISING, AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE GUATEMALA-REGISTERED CAMINO SEGURO NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATION.OUR VISION: SAFE PASSAGE IS AN INTERNATIONAL MODEL FOR HOW TRANSFORMATIVE EDUCATION OF THE WHOLE CHILD FOCUSED ON WELLNESS, LIFELONG LEARNING, VOCATIONAL SKILLS, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CAN BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY.OUR HISTORY: BEGINNING IN 1999, HANLEY DENNING STARTED ENCOURAGING PARENTS WORKING IN THE GUATEMALA CITY DUMP TO ENROLL THEIR CHILDREN IN LOCAL SCHOOLS (WHICH IN GUATEMALA ARE HALF DAY - FOUR HOURS) AND THEN WOULD PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL REINFORCEMENT, HEALTH, FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICES THE OTHER HALF OF THE DAY WHEN NOT AT SCHOOL: THIS WAS THE INITIAL PROGRAMMING OFFERED BY SAFE PASSAGE. A PRESCHOOL OFFICIALLY OPENED IN 2007. BY 2012, AS THE PROGRAM EVOLVED, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MADE THE DECISION TO BECOME A FULL-DAY, PRE-K THROUGH 9TH GRADE SCHOOL, ADDING A GRADE EACH YEAR. SAFE PASSAGE HAS SINCE EVOLVED INTO A COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION SERVING STUDENTS FROM AGE 3 THROUGH AGE 20 (INCLUDING A HALF DAY EDUCATIONAL REINFORCEMENT AND CAREER PLANNING PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS). THE FIRST 9TH GRADE CLASS GRADUATED IN 2021. STARTING IN 2015, THE GUIDING METHODOLOGY FOR THE FULL DAY PROGRAM (PRESCHOOL, PRIMARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL) HAS BEEN EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING, A HANDS-ON, EXPERIENTIAL APPROACH TO LEARNING THAT HAS PROVEN TO BE VERY EFFECTIVE WITH HIGH-RISK CHILDREN AND YOUTH. EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING MOVES STUDENTS BEYOND THE CLASSROOM TO WORK TOGETHER IN UNDERTAKING PROJECTS IN "EXPEDITIONS" THAT INVOLVE INVESTIGATING ISSUES IN THEIR COMMUNITY IN WAYS THAT INCORPORATE SCIENCE, SOCIAL STUDIES, READING, MATH, TECHNOLOGY AND THE ARTS. EXPEDITIONS CAN BE FROM SEVERAL WEEKS TO A FULL SEMESTER OF REAL-WORLD, IN-DEPTH STUDY THAT PROMOTES CRITICAL THINKING, LITERACY, AND CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. STUDENTS PRESENT THEIR WORK TO OTHERS AS PART OF A RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT PROCESS AND LEAD REGULAR CONFERENCES WITH THEIR PARENTS. OUR MODEL CONSISTS OF ACTIVE AND ENGAGING SMALL GROUP INSTRUCTION FOR ALL STUDENTS. EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING ALSO PROMOTES A SCHOOL CULTURE ROOTED IN KINDNESS, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, A SENSE OF ADVENTURE, AN ETHIC OF SERVICE, AND DESIRE FOR EXCELLENCE. "CREW" ADVISORY MEETINGS SUPPORT AND HOLD EACH OTHER ACCOUNTABLE. STUDENT CREWS ARE LED CONSISTENTLY BY THE SAME ADULT FOR 3-4 YEARS, PROVIDING MUCH-NEEDED STABILITY AND SUPPORT FOR WHAT OFTEN BECOMES A "SECOND FAMILY".IN 2021, SAFE PASSAGE COMPLETED THE BSICO (MIDDLE SCHOOL) PROGRAM, COMPLIMENTING OUR PRE-PRIMARY AND ELEMENTARY FULL DAY PROGRAMS. IN 2022, SAFE PASSAGE'S FIRST GRADUATING 9TH GRADE COHORT MOVED TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL DIVERSIFICADO PROGRAM (HIGH SCHOOL) WHILE THEY CONTINUE TO ATTEND LOCAL SCHOOLS THAT OPERATE HALF-DAY PROGRAMS. THE HALF DAY HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM IS CALLED "OPORTUNIDADES." THIS PROGRAM PROVIDES STRUCTURED CLASSES IN ENGLISH AND COMPUTER LITERACY, TUTORING, AND PROVIDES SUPPORT THROUGH SOCIAL WORK, PSYCHOLOGY AND NUTRITION. STUDENTS ALSO RECEIVE INTERNSHIP AND JOB PLACEMENT COUNSELING, DEVELOP CONNECTIONS WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES, ATTAIN VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND FOR THOSE PURSUING HIGHER EDUCATION, RECEIVE COLLEGE COUNSELING. AS PART OF AN INTEGRATED, HOLISTIC APPROACH TO EDUCATION AND POVERTY REDUCTION, SAFE PASSAGE ALSO RECOGNIZES THAT FACTORS BEYOND THE CLASSROOM HAVE A MAJOR IMPACT ON STUDENT SUCCESS. A TEAM OF PSYCHOLOGISTS AND SOCIAL WORKERS HELPS STUDENTS ACROSS ALL DIVISIONS AND SECTIONS OF THE SCHOOL WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES, PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES, OR FAMILY PROBLEMS. A HEALTH CLINIC AND HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM PROVIDE SERVICES TO STUDENTS AND FAMILIES. THE FAMILY NURTURING PROGRAM TRAINS PARENTS TO DISCIPLINE WITHOUT VIOLENCE AND BUILD POSITIVE FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS. PROGRAM PARTICIPATION: CURRENTLY THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM SUPPORTS AN AVERAGE OF 560 STUDENTS FROM PRESCHOOL THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. SAFE PASSAGE ALSO PROVIDES VARIOUS SERVICES TO OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS (OVER 300 FAMILIES). See Schedule OLOCATION: PROGRAM FACILITIES ARE LOCATED ON FIVE SITES IN THE DUMP COMMUNITY BETWEEN ZONES 3 AND 7 IN GUATEMALA CITY. THESE SITES INCLUDE THE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER WITH KITCHEN AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES (FOR PRESCHOOL STUDENTS AGES 3 TO 6). THE PRIMARY SCHOOL (FULL-DAY GRADES 1 TO 6, PLUS A LIBRARY, KITCHEN, AND LUNCHROOM). A CONVERTED HOUSE AND WAREHOUSE THAT HOUSES AN ON-SITE HEALTH CLINIC, AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES. A LARGE NEW CENTER, BUILT IN 2015 WITH HELP FROM EMPLOYEES OF A LOCAL CALL CENTER ON A DONATED PARCEL OF LAND ADJACENT TO THE ENTRANCE OF THE DUMP, FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM, OPORTUNIDADES AND PROGRAMS IN CREATIVE ARTS, SPORTS, ENGLISH LANGUAGE, WEEKEND AND EXTRACURRICULAR PROGRAMS. SAFE PASSAGE CURRENTLY RENTS SPACE TO PARTNER ORGANIZATION, CREAMOS. SAFE PASSAGE ALSO MAINTAINS A FUNDRAISING AND SUPPORT OFFICE IN NEW GLOUCESTER, MAINE. STAFF: THE GUATEMALA PROGRAM EMPLOYS ABOUT 110 STAFF MEMBERS, ALMOST ALL GUATEMALAN NATIONALS, TO CARRY OUT PROGRAM OPERATIONS. PRIOR TO COVID, NUMEROUS INTERNATIONAL AND GUATEMALAN VOLUNTEERS (AVERAGING 20-25 AT ANY ONE TIME) WOULD LEND SUPPORT FOR TERMS RANGING FROM 5 WEEKS TO 3 YEARS. THESE PROGRAMS WILL RECOMMENCE DURING THE 2023 SCHOOL YEAR. SAFE PASSAGE'S U.S. OFFICE IN MAINE EMPLOYS 6 STAFF MEMBERS AND ENGAGES MANY LOCAL VOLUNTEERS. 2022 PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: PARTIAL REOPENING OF SCHOOLS FOLLOWING A TWO-YEAR GOVERNMENT-MANDATED CLOSURES, ENABLING STUDENTS TO RETURN ONE DAY PER WEEK IN PERSON, THEN TWO DAYS PER WEEK BY JULY. SAFE PASSAGE INTEGRATED HEALTH TEAMS WERE ABLE TO ASSESS AND EVALUATE ACADEMIC LEARNING LOSS AND PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH DEFICITS SUSTAINED BY DISTANCE LEARNING DURING THE TWO-YEAR PERIOD, TO BETTER PLAN FOR FULL-TIME RETURN IN 2023 TO IN-PERSON LEARNING. SAFE PASSAGE PILOTED A NEW AGE 3 CLASSROOM, "GUARDERIA," RUNNING THE AGE DOWNWARD TO REACH CHILDREN YOUNGER AND TO ENROLL NEW FAMILIES. A SECOND CLASSROOM WOULD BE ADDED IN 2023. AGE 3 STUDENTS' SCALES DEMONSTRATED REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE PILOT PROGRAM, BETTER PREPARING THEM FOR PRESCHOOL (AGE 4+). THE EARLIER STUDENTS ARE ENGAGED IN THE IMMERSIVE PRESCHOOL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT, WITH NUTRITIOUS MEALS, AND INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES, AS WELL AS THE FAMILY NURTURING PROGRAM WHICH ENGAGES ALL PARENTS IN PARENTING CLASSES, AND ARE MORE LIKELY TO EXPERIENCE ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN LATER YEARS.RESPONSE TO THE COVID CRISIS AND DISTANT LEARNING: BEGINNING MARCH 16, 2020, AFTER THE GUATEMALAN GOVERNMENT DECLARED THAT NO IN-PERSON CLASSES WOULD BE PERMITTED ACROSS ALL INSTITUTIONS IN THE COUNTRY, SAFE PASSAGE IMMEDIATELY BEGAN WORKING TO CONVERT OUR EXISTING EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING CURRICULUM TO A DISTANCE LEARNING MODEL. GIVEN OUR PARTICULAR CHALLENGES AND POPULATION, INCLUDING THE ABSENCE OF VIRTUAL CAPACITY, TECHNOLOGY OR IN SOME CASES EVEN ELECTRICITY IN THE HOMES OF OUR STUDENTS, EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP CREATED A NEW SERIES OF TAKE-HOME PACKETS AND IN-HOME PROJECTS TO ENSURE LEARNING CONTINUED APACE. AS THE YEAR CONTINUED, TEACHER AMBASSADORS WERE APPOINTED TO SERVE STUDENTS, AND EVENTUALLY STAFF CREATED INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS TO AUGMENT INSTRUCTION. BY THE END OF THE 2020 SCHOOL YEAR SAFE PASSAGE STILL ACHIEVED A 96% GRADUATION AND ADVANCEMENT RATE AMONG ALL STUDENTS AND SATISFIED ALL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDENT PROGRESS AND MEETING OF STANDARDS. A PARTIAL HYBRID RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING WAS PERMITTED IN 2022 AND A RETURN TO FULL-TIME IN-PERSON LEARNING WAS PERMITTED IN 2023. OUR EDUCATION AND INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES TEAMS WERE FULLY PREPARED AND HAVE IMPLEMENTED A WHOLE SCHOOL LEARNING LOSS AND PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH RECOVERY PROGRAM TO HELP STUDENTS CATCH UP ACADEMICALLY AND IN HEALTH AND WELLNESS. INCREASED ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY: SAFE PASSAGE HAS CONTINUED TO PRIORITIZE IMPROVING ACCESS TO COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGICAL CURRICULUM AND INTERNATIONAL WEB BASED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. IN 2022, IN A HYBRID LEARNING MODEL, 20 MORE LAPTOPS WERE ADDED TO OUR EXISTING CATALOG OF 60 LAPTOPS AND 40 TABLETS FOR STUDENTS FOR PART-TIME USE AT SCHOOL. THESE ALLOW FOR AN INDIVIDUALIZED LEARNING PROGRAM ALLOWING EACH STUDENT TO FOCUS ON THEIR AREAS OF SPECIFIC NEED. TECHNOLOGY HAS BEEN AN INVALUABLE RESOURCE FOR LEARNING, IMPLEMENTING THE ENGLISH LITERACY PROGRAM, AS WELL AS SUPPORTING ACCELERATED LEARNING PROGRAMS AS PART OF THE LEARNING LOSS AND RECOVERY PROGRAM.NUTRITION, MEDICINE AND COUNSELING: SAFE PASSAGE CONTINUES TO RESPOND TO DEFICITS IN HEALTH AND LEARNING THAT STUDENTS SUSTAINED DUE TO A TWO-YEAR GOVERNMENT-MANDATED SCHOOL CLOSURE. IN 2022, A HYBRID, PART-TIME IN-PERSON LEARNING MODEL WAS PERMITTED BY THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, WHICH ENABLED INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES TEAMS TO EVALUATE AND BEGIN ADDRESSING PRIMARY HEALTH NEEDS, AND ALSO PSYCHOSOCIAL NEEDS FOR STUDENTS IN NEED OF INTERVENTION. See Schedule OENGLISH-LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION AT ALL LEVELS: RECOGNIZING THE ADVANTAGES THAT ENGLISH-LANGUAGE SPEAKERS HAVE IN THE JOB MARKET IN GUATEMALA, AND TAKING ADVANTAGE OF A STRONG CADRE OF LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERS AS WELL AS CORPORATE PARTNERS, SAFE PASSAGE IS NOW PROVIDING ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION FROM AGE 3 THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL, USING INTERACTIVE METHODS CONSISTENT WITH SAFE PASSAGE'S EDUCATIONAL PEDAGOGY. IN 2021, SAFE PASSAGE REFORMED ITS ENTIRE ENGLISH INSTRUCTION CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM TO EMBED ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ACROSS ALL DISCIPLINES AND LEVELS, WHILE ALIGNING BEST PRACTICES AND DESIRED LEARNING OUTCOMES. WITH THE NEW CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM DESIGN COMPLETED IN 2021, AND UNDER CONTINUED GUIDANCE OF THE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, THIS VITAL PROGRAM WAS REFINED AND IMPLEMENTED IN 2022 BY OUR NEW DIRECTOR OF VOLUNTEERING/ENGLISH DEPARTMENT LEAD.NEW FACILITIES AND PLAYGROUND: GIVEN PAST CHALLENGES WITH SECURING THE NEEDED SPACE FOR STUDENT PLAY AND PHYSICAL LEARNING, BETWEEN 2020 AND 2022, SAFE PASSAGE CONSTRUCTED A PLAYGROUND FOR OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, WHICH WILL NOW PRECLUDE TRANSPORTATION OF STUDENTS TO OUR PRE-PRIMARY FACILITY FOR THEIR PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING. 2022 MARKED COMPLETION OF THE ROPES COURT WITHIN THE PLAYGROUND AND A GARDEN LEARNING CENTER. THIS WILL ENABLE MORE PLAY TIME AND OUTDOOR LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND AVOID UNNECESSARY EXPOSURE OF STUDENTS TO EXTERNAL DANGERS DURING TRANSIT, GIVEN THE EXISTING HEIGHTENED LEVELS OF VIOLENCE IN OUR BROADER COMMUNITY DUE TO GANG ACTIVITY, VIOLENCE AND CRIME. IN 2022, WE WERE BETTER ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE THE GROWING NUMBER OF STUDENTS WITH ADDITIONAL CLASSROOMS AND PLAY AREAS FOR OLDER ELEMENTARY STUDENTS ADJACENT TO THE EXISTING NEW YOUNGER STUDENT PLAYGROUND. THE NEW STEM LAB AND UPGRADED COMPUTER LAB WERE ALSO READY FOR STUDENTS RETURN.NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL BUILDING AND COMPLEX (BASICO): WITH THE ADDITION OF GRADES 7 THROUGH 9, STUDENTS ARE UTILIZING EXISTING SPACE IN OUR PRIMARY FACILITY. GIVEN ISSUES OF SPACE AND INSTRUCTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS, SAFE PASSAGE RAISED THE REQUISITE FUNDS IN 2021 FOR A NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY COMPLEX, THE CONSTRUCTION OF WHICH IS SCHEDULED TO START IN 2023, WITH COMPLETION AND OPENING TO STUDENTS IN 2024. 1780912 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 7 0 1 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 ME MA MI NY NC CA CO PA DC WA CT FL GA IL KS KY MD MN MO NV NH OH NJ NM OR RI TN UT WI VA X X X Barbara Davis 2078461188 49 Farm View Drive New Gloucester ME 04260 Alyson Welch Treasurer 10.00 X X 0 0 0 Carolyn Johnson Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Douglas McAdams Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Esther Brol Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Jeff Katz Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Jessica Britt President 20.00 X X 0 0 0 Juan Francisco Roldan Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Kolia OConnor Vice-President & Interim Secretary 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Matt Bucher Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Rebecca Martin- Evarts Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Santiago Bolanos Torrebiate Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Thomas Holland III Executive Director 20.00 30.00 X 115480 0 0 115480 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 20688 2217593 2238281 60164 60164 2638122 2687841 -49719 -49719 -49719 2269 20688 3857 -1588 -1588 2247138 0 0 8857 1665230 1665230 115479 23740 28631 63108 319575 65698 79233 174644 51134 10512 12678 27944 34508 7094 8556 18858 6110 6110 9500 9500 63730 4803 58927 78333 5167 4949 68217 22098 4868 17230 26913 1398 6712 18803 739 739 16783 14639 2144 BANK FEES 16191 664 15527 MISCELLANEOUS 8712 2013 1557 5142 EQUIPMENT 6814 1791 5023 FUNDRAISING AND DONOR S 5603 5603 6597 60 2167 4370 2454049 1780912 187597 485540 1482804 1346001 252585 164496 12641 9369 25249 21840 1282 3409 3233607 2687841 0 93214 4982919 4304330 40725 41968 0 93214 40725 135182 X 2544059 1911165 2398135 2257983 4942194 4169148 4982919 4304330 -206911 -566127 -8 0 X 0 1 X 1 0 X 1678544 1817597 1148480 3260981 2238281 10143883 1678544 1817597 1148480 3260981 2238281 10143883 45869 10098014 66723 63052 43625 64347 60164 297911 10441794 0.96710 0.96520 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 3233607 9554 -555320 2687841 2991176 327431 85000 3233607 2712972 358204 80000 2991176 2730758 62212 80000 2712970 2739011 121747 130000 2730758 0.60000 0.40000 0 0 10530 10530 0 14719 11310 3409 3409 Operating Lease Liability - LT 76972 Operating Lease Liability - ST 16242 93214 1 Central America and the Caribbean - Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, 1 100 GRANTS TO SUPPORT CAMINO SEGURO IN GUATEMALA SEE SAFE PASSAGE MISSION STATEMENT 1665230 1 100 0 0 1 100 1665230 0 1665230 Guatemala City, Guatemala GRANTS TO SUPPORT CAMINO SEGURO IN GUATEMALA 1665230 ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Part III Accounting Method: X X X X X X X CA CO CT DC FL GA KS ME MD MA MI NH NM NV NJ NC OR PA VA WA IL KY MN MO RI OH TN UT VA WI Virtual 5k 22957 20688 2269 3857 22957 20688 2269 3857 3857 -1588 X 3 153454 FMV 0 0 0 Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 11b THE 990 TAX RETURN IS REVIEWED BY MANAGEMENT AND THE TREASURER OF THE ORGANIZATION. THE RETURN IS PROVIDED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR COMMENT AND REVIEW. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 12c THERE IS AN ANNUAL FORM TO FILL OUT FOR EMPLOYEES. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15a THE PROCESS FOR ARRIVING AT A COMPENSATION LEVEL FOR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR INVOLVED A SURVEY OF THE SALARIES OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS AT SIMILAR PROJECTS IN GUATEMALA THAT WAS DONE BY ANOTHER ORGANIZATION IN GUATEMALA. HIS PERFORMANCE AND COMPENSATION ARE REVIEWED ANNUALLY BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. THE SALARY AND ANNUAL INCREASES WERE SET IN THE LETTER OF APPOINTMENT. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 18 SAFE PASSAGE IS AN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION, AND THE IRS 990 ONLY REFLECTS FINANCING FOR U.S.-BASED ACTIVITY. TO GET A TRUE UNDERSTANDING OF OUR COMPLETE FINANCIAL PICTURE, PLEASE REFER TO OUR COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORT, AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE (WWW.SAFEPASSAGE.ORG/ FINANCIALS) AND UPON REQUEST Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICIES AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET AS WELL AS UPON REQUEST. CAMINO SEGURO 6A AVENIDA 11-95 ZONE 7 COLONIA GUATEMALA CITY GT TO HELP AT RISK GUATEMALAN CHILDREN GT 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CAMINO SEGURO B 1665230