2025-05-08T17:39:36Z 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 863361537 GLOBAL FUND FOR ASSISTANCE INC GLOB 3022176930 8 THE GREEN STE A DOVER DE 19901 DOVER DE 199013618 MERVEILLE MOLDELE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER 3022176930 2025-05-08 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X MERVEILLE MOLDELE 4056 LA COSTA CT IRIVNG TX 75038 830000 false X www.globalfundassistance.com X 2021 DE Global Fund for Assistance Inc. is a humanitarian organization committed to delivering emergency relief and long-term development programs . As a nonprofit for assistance and relief, our mission is to save lives, combat poverty, and equip vulnerable populations with the tools for sustainable development. Global Fund for Assistance Inc works tirelessly in regions affected by hunger, violence, and disease , bringing hope, resilience, and support to those who need it most. Global Fund for Assistance Inc. works in close partnership with local and international actors to deliver innovative solutions for sustainable development. Our efforts focus on supporting and strengthening essential service delivery, building local capacity, and fostering resilience to reduce risk. We are especially committed to empowering the most vulnerable, particularly women and children through inclusive, community-driven approaches that promote long-term change and equity. 23 23 0 3500 0 0 830000 830000 0 0 0 0 0 0 830000 830000 300000 400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 530000 553000 830000 953000 0 -123000 0 0 0 0 0 0 X Global Fund for Assistance Inc. collaborates with local and international partners to deliver innovative, sustainable development solutions. Our work centers on strengthening essential service delivery, building local capacity, and fostering community resilience to reduce long-term risk. We are deeply committed to empowering the most vulnerable especially women and children-through inclusive, community-led initiatives that drive lasting change and promote social equity true false 99 350000 200000 Global Fund for Assistance Inc. launched humanitarian and sustainable development projects across underserved regions. The organization provided direct grants to grassroots groups and implemented community-driven initiatives focused on improving access to clean water, health education, and resilience-building. These programs aimed to reduce poverty, support women and children, and respond to crises. All implementation was supported by volunteer teams and strategic partnerships 20 280000 100000 The organization implemented capacity-building programs to strengthen the effectiveness of local nonprofit and grassroots partners. Activities included volunteer-led training, organizational development support, and digital transformation assistance. These initiatives aimed to empower local leaders, improve service delivery, and promote long-term self-sufficiency in vulnerable communities. 60 20000 Global Fund for Assistance Inc. led advocacy campaigns to raise awareness about poverty, gender inequality, health inequities, and the impacts of conflict on vulnerable populations. Activities included digital campaigns, volunteer-run events, and policy briefings aimed at mobilizing public support and influencing sustainable development goals. 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All grantees must complete a formal application outlining the purpose and scope of requested assistance. We are here to support you throughout this process. Applications are reviewed against pre-established eligibility criteria aligned with the organizations mission. Once awarded, grantees must sign a grant agreement that includes outcome reporting requirements. The organization monitors compliance through required periodic progress reports, receipts, site visits (when applicable), and final impact summaries. Part III, Line 2 In 2024, Global Fund for Assistance Inc. launched its program activities focused on sustainable development, humanitarian assistance, and emergency relief efforts. These initiatives were not listed on any prior return, as this was the organization's first operational year. Part IX, Line 11g The organization ensured that 95% of total annual expenses were dedicated to direct program services in alignment with its mission. The remaining 5% covered basic operational oversight and reporting obligations Part V, Line 14b The organization did not receive any payments for indoor tanning services during the tax year and, therefore, was not required to file Form 720. Part V, Line 3b The organization did not have unrelated business gross income of $1,000 or more during the tax year and was therefore not required to file Form 990-T. Part VI, Line 11b The organization has local affiliates and chapters across multiple states. Written operational guidelines and oversight procedures are in place to ensure consistency with the organization's mission and exempt purpose. Part VI, Line 19 The organization makes its IRS Forms 990, governing documents, and conflict of interest policy available to the public upon request and through its official website. Financial summaries and impact reports are also shared publicly in annual updates. Part VI, Line 1a The organization had 12 voting members on its governing body at the end of the tax year. All members had equal voting rights, and no authority was delegated to an executive committee or similar body. Part XI, Line 9 The organization reported a net loss of $123,000 due to spending in excess of contributions during the tax year. This negative balance reflects temporarily incurred program and administrative expenses that were pre-funded or committed with expectations of reimbursement in future periods. Part XII, Line 1 The organization uses the cash method of accounting. This method was used consistently during the year and matches the organizations operational and financial reporting practices. No changes from prior year. Part XII, Line 3b The organizations financial records were not reviewed or audited by an external accountant during the tax year due to limited operational scale and reliance on volunteer administration. As such, there is no designated audit or finance committee at this time.