2025-07-16T08:25:51-04:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 760659778 PEACE GOSPEL INTERNATIONAL INC % Kirby Trapolino PEAC 7132199971 1708 SPRING GREEN BLVD KATY TX 774947463 Kirby Trapolino President 2025-07-17 false 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Kirby Trapolino 353 W 26th Street Houston TX 77008 845091 false X peacegospel.org shehashope.org X 2000 TX Through the development of small business enterprises were empowering sustainable locally-led mercy-based programs in Asia and Africa: caring for orphans child trafficking victims at-risk women and destitute children. 13 13 4 30 0 0 711784 766500 0 0 0 0 135702 64220 847486 830720 454216 399467 0 0 348157 337171 0 0 15399 92017 74151 894390 810789 -46904 19931 222797 240634 4045 1951 218752 238683 Through the development of small business enterprises were empowering sustainable locally-led mercy-based programs in Asia and Africa: caring for orphans child trafficking victims at-risk women and destitute children. false false 171653 133915 0 India: Construction continued on our India Technical College which upon completion will provide scholarship seats for our orphan graduates while employing instructors and support staff. Provided care nutrition back to school supplies and education scholarships to 57 orphans in foster care. Operated 5 India Childrens Hope Centers which provided 176 at-risk students with school supplies tutoring and fresh-cooked meals after school. Provided 23 orphans with college scholarships. Supported lentil farmland and on-campus gardening project which yielded 3.45 tons for program beneficiaries. Moved native India team office headquarters to a new location. Provided business grant to orphan in our program to open her own small business. Christmas parties held for both orphans and Hope Center children which included gifts of new clothes and a fresh cooked meal. 134100 96365 0 Uganda: 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 1,038 students; 384 of these students were orphans boarding at the high school. New supplies and equipment purchased for computer lab and science lab at our Uganda high school. Operated 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 35 tons of food for our students daily meals. Rapha medical clinic on main campus served high school students and local community. Purchased land for farmland and athletic field at our Uganda main campus and high school; funding was sent for rainwater irrigation system and soccer field development. 57 women were enrolled in our Uganda trade school. Christmas party held at end of year for children in the local community- games a fresh cooked meal and Christmas gifts were given to all participants. New tires purchased for native teams vehicle. 108541 70806 0 Cebu: Continued renovation and expansion of Cebu girls home; new kitchen appliances washing machine and furniture purchased. The girls home provided complete residential care to the girls who live there: 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 8 women; fair wage provided to these women for their crafts. Cebu main campus farmland harvested 3.74 tons of fish eggs bananas coconuts and raised goats. Cebu Childrens Hope Center provided 47 at-risk students with new shoes and school uniforms school supplies tutoring and fresh-cooked meals. Christmas party held at end of year for both children enrolled in Hope Center and children in local community- games a fresh cooked meal and Christmas gifts were given to all participants. VBS-style community outreach to 560 local at-risk children provided nutrition support. Vehicle repair and maintenance provided for native team. 94644 56909 0 Nepal: 28 girls and young women at-risk or rescued from human trafficking in Nepal were enrolled in our Nepal rehabilitation home and trade school where they received medical care room and board and English and computer classes. At our trade school 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 funding for their program. Education support provided to 54 orphan and at-risk children through Childrens Hope Center including 9 college scholarships provided to our former Nepal orphan home children. Native team organized trafficking awareness programs in different local schools for girls ages 12-18. Holiday gatherings held for children enrolled in Hope Center program with food and gifts provided. 75788 38056 0 Myanmar: Construction of new 2,300-foot perimeter security wall around the main campus and orphan home was completed.117 at-risk orphan children in 4 orphan homes provided complete residential care: an accredited education daily access to purified water three nutritious meals a day medical care and all hygiene and clothing needs. New washer and dryer purchased for main campus orphan home. Supported Myanmar farmland: rice harvest yielded 20 tons of rice; 793 lbs produce harvested from main campus farmland both of which fed orphans and staff. Emergency medical funds sent to the field. Christmas party held at end of year for children in all orphan homes with games a fresh cooked meal and Christmas gifts of new clothes and shoes. 41151 3416 0 Manila: Manila Childrens Hope Center provided 62 at-risk students enrolled in after-school care program with school supplies tutoring and fresh-cooked meals throughout the year. 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. 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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| Cash| Cash| Part II, line 1 | ExplanationTxt:| cash| Cash| Cash| Cash| Cash| Taste of Hope 105187 26596 78591 0 0 825 2739 0 10807 105187 26596 78591 0 0 825 2739 0 10807 14371 64220 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 2024 Kirby Trapolino. The compensation committee uses available comparability data from the Non-Profit Times Salary and Benefits report 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., 2024| Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Documents are made available upon request or on the Guidestar website