2021-10-14T10:33:38-05:00 2020-12-31 461335331 ALTRUIC ADVISORS CPAS 4088 WASHTENAW AVE ANN ARBOR MI 48108 990EZ 2020-01-01 452809348 FRESHWATER PROJECT INTERNATIONAL INC FRES 3033587747 PO BOX 158 INDIAN HILLS CO 80454 HEIDI RICKELS BOARD CHAIR/EXEC DIR 2021-10-12 true HEIDI RICKELS 999009999 ERIK D LADEWIG CPA P02364512 8882985297 2021-10-12 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X WWW.FRESHWATERINTL.ORG X X 155087 X 154777 310 155087 31750 17428 7183 649 82422 139432 15655 -2408 13247 X 7719 27523 55921 49296 63640 76819 66048 63572 -2408 13247 X TO PROVIDE WATER AND SANITATION TO THE PEOPLE OF MALAWI. WASH IN VILLAGES: MOST OF ORGANIZATION'S PROJECTS ARE CONCENTRATED IN THE RURAL AREAS OF MALAWI, IN COMMUNITIES WHERE ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER, SAFE SANITATION, AND HYGIENE INFORMATION IS A MAJOR CHALLENGE. THIS YEAR, THROUGH DEEP BOREHOLE DRILLING, AND THE INSTALLATION OF PIPES AND HANDPUMPS, SAFE AND ACCESSIBLE CLEAN WATER SOURCES ARE NOW IN VILLAGES IN TWO NEW VILLAGES IN MALAWI. 16000 WASH IN SCHOOLS: MANY SCHOOLS IN MALAWI LACK ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER AND SAFE SANITATION. STUDENTS AND TEACHERS MUST FETCH WATER FROM UNPROTECTED SOURCES THAT ARE OFTEN CONTAMINATED AND OFTEN ARE FORCED TO RELIEVE THEMSELVES IN THE BUSH. THIS EXPOSES THEM TO UNHYGIENIC PRACTICES AND OFTEN RESULTS IN WATER-RELATED DISEASE THE IMPACTS THEIR SCHOOL ATTENDANCE. ADDITIONALLY, WHEN GIRLS REACH THE AGE OF PUBERTY, THEY OFTEN DROP OUT OF SCHOOL FOR LACK OF PRIVACY IN MENSTRUAL HYGIENE MANAGEMENT. THIS YEAR, THE ORGANIZATION CONSTRUCTED DEEP PIT LATRINE BLOCKS AT 2 SCHOOLS IN MALAWI. 20000 WASH IN HEALTH CENTERS: WHEN A HEALTH CENTER LACKS ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER, IT IS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS TO PROVIDE HYGIENIC, SAFE CARE TO THEIR PATIENTS, MUCH TIME IS WASTED, AND SERVICES ARE OFTEN DELAYED. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ENGINEER'S WITHOUT BOARDERS-USA'S ENGINEERING SERVICE CORPS, THE ORGANIZATION WAS ABLE TO FINALIZE PHASE II WASH SYSTEM UPGRADES AT 7 PILOT HEALTH CENTER WATER SYSTEMS IN MALAWI. ADDITIONALLY, IT COMPLETED OR IS IN THE PROCESS OF COMPLETION OF 6 ADDITIONAL UPGRADES AT HEALTH CENTERS IN ZOMBA DISITRCT. 62137 98137 HEIDI RICKELS BOARD CHAIR/ 30.00 6500 AMY HART CO-FOUNDER E 5.00 0 PHILIP WOLSTENHOLME TREASURER 10.00 0 MARY BRIDGET WETZELL SECRETARY 5.00 0 KATE ASHLEY DIRECTOR 1.00 0 false false false false false false true 60000 false false HEIDI RICKELS PO BOX 158 INDIAN HILLS CO 80454 3033587747 true MI false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 160065 165635 108432 99279 154777 688188 4701 12000 310 17011 160065 165635 113133 111279 155087 705199 15040 10175 1170 10821 2450 39656 15040 10175 1170 10821 2450 39656 665543 160065 165635 113133 111279 155087 705199 0.94380 0.85580 0.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED HEIDI RICKELS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO PURCHASE A DRILL RIG X 60000 60000 false true true 60000 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES MARKETING 2,562 OFFICE SUPPLIES 564 BUSINESS REGISTRATION 100 TECHNOLOGY 8,740 TRAVEL 10,031 CONFERENCES & MEETINGS EXP 100 INTEREST 60 INSURANCE 2,378 BANK FEES 1,265 DUES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 2,070 PROGRAM EXPENSES 42 MISCELLANEOUS 694 EXCHANGE RATE VARIANCE 88 MEALS & ENTERTAINMENT 33 EQUIPMENT 2,907 OTHER PROJECT EXPENSE 11,572 PAYPAL FEES 221 DRILL OPS 7,808 PROJECT MATERIALS 18,933 VEHICLE (MAINTENANCE) 4,728 FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 50 NON-INVESTMENT DEPRECIATION 7,476 TOTAL 82,422 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 PREPAID EXPENSES AND DEFERRED CHARGES 372 1,222 DRILL RIG 89,709 89,709 LESS ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION 34,160 41,635 TOTAL 55,921 49,296 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 6,048 3,572 LOANS FROM OFFICERS 60,000 60,000 FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 WASH IN VILLAGES: MOST OF ORGANIZATION'S PROJECTS ARE CONCENTRATED IN THE RURAL AREAS OF MALAWI, IN COMMUNITIES WHERE ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER, SAFE SANITATION, AND HYGIENE INFORMATION IS A MAJOR CHALLENGE. THIS YEAR, THROUGH DEEP BOREHOLE DRILLING, AND THE INSTALLATION OF PIPES AND HANDPUMPS, SAFE AND ACCESSIBLE CLEAN WATER SOURCES ARE NOW IN VILLAGES IN TWO NEW VILLAGES IN MALAWI. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 WASH IN SCHOOLS: MANY SCHOOLS IN MALAWI LACK ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER AND SAFE SANITATION. STUDENTS AND TEACHERS MUST FETCH WATER FROM UNPROTECTED SOURCES THAT ARE OFTEN CONTAMINATED AND OFTEN ARE FORCED TO RELIEVE THEMSELVES IN THE BUSH. THIS EXPOSES THEM TO UNHYGIENIC PRACTICES AND OFTEN RESULTS IN WATER-RELATED DISEASE THE IMPACTS THEIR SCHOOL ATTENDANCE. ADDITIONALLY, WHEN GIRLS REACH THE AGE OF PUBERTY, THEY OFTEN DROP OUT OF SCHOOL FOR LACK OF PRIVACY IN MENSTRUAL HYGIENE MANAGEMENT. THIS YEAR, THE ORGANIZATION CONSTRUCTED DEEP PIT LATRINE BLOCKS AT 2 SCHOOLS IN MALAWI. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 WASH IN HEALTH CENTERS: WHEN A HEALTH CENTER LACKS ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER, IT IS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS TO PROVIDE HYGIENIC, SAFE CARE TO THEIR PATIENTS, MUCH TIME IS WASTED, AND SERVICES ARE OFTEN DELAYED. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ENGINEER'S WITHOUT BOARDERS-USA'S ENGINEERING SERVICE CORPS, THE ORGANIZATION WAS ABLE TO FINALIZE PHASE II WASH SYSTEM UPGRADES AT 7 PILOT HEALTH CENTER WATER SYSTEMS IN MALAWI. ADDITIONALLY, IT COMPLETED OR IS IN THE PROCESS OF COMPLETION OF 6 ADDITIONAL UPGRADES AT HEALTH CENTERS IN ZOMBA DISITRCT. HEIDI RICKELS AMY HART PHILIP WOLSTENHOLME MARY BRIDGET WETZELL KATE ASHLEY