2021-02-26T15:28:21-06:00 2020-09-30 461445505 BUTRICA PLOYD AND ASSOCIATES 1690 SUMNEYTOWN PIKE SUITE 165 LANSDALE PA 19446 990EZ 2019-10-01 275366830 PAMOZA INTERNATIONAL PAMO 2157963223 PO BOX 23804 PHILADELPHIA PA 19143 TEMWA WRIGHT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2674222837 2020-12-08 true MICHAEL P BUTRICA CPA P01510746 2672632901 2021-02-08 2019 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X X WWW.PAMOZA.ORG X X 168522 X 161494 19 157 -157 7009 168365 132500 30218 9082 3783 6573 182156 -13791 42844 29053 X 44607 34574 551 1839 45158 36413 2314 7360 42844 29053 X PAMOZA EXISTS TO UNITE PRIVILEGED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING IN RURAL MALAWI BY PROVIDING CHRISTIAN OUTREACH, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND AGRICULTURE. OVER 8,000 PEOPLE IN RURAL MALAWI WERE SERVED. THIS INCLUDED 6,300 PARTICIPATING IN CHRISTIAN OUTREACH SERVICES; 137 ADULTS ENROLLING IN ADULT LITERACY; 1,500 STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOOL BREAKFAST EACH SCHOOL DAY; 51 STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS; 1,400 FARMERS BEING TRAINED, AND SO MUCH MORE. 132500 X 169406 169406 TEMWA WRIGHT EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 26871 MIKE MTIKA FOUNDER AND 000.00 0 TIM SPRIK BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 MELISSA NYONI BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 CHAWEZI MWANTEMBE TREASURER 000.00 0 CAROL AUSTIN SECRETARY 000.00 0 MARYANNE WOOD BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 DOUG PENNOCK BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 BILL CLARK BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 HOLTON FALK BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 LEAH HOOD BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 KAT MESSMAN BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 FRANK ROBINSON BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 JANE WATHOME BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 false false false false false false false false false PA TEMWA WRIGHT 13 HILLDALE CIRCLE LANSDOWNE PA 19050 2157963223 true MI true MI false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 111493 121037 112140 132938 161494 639102 111493 121037 112140 132938 161494 639102 639102 17027 28441 45468 684570 44285 0.93360 0.92790 X SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION SCHEDULE A, PART II, LINE 10 - THIS YEAR PAMOZA RAN A MISSION TRIP TO MALAWI WHERE MISSION TEAM MEMBERS RAISED MONEY FOR THE TRIP THROUGH THEIR FRIENDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS. A TOTAL OF 29,040 CAME IN FOR THE MISSION TRIP. THIS IS WHY THERE WAS A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN OTHER INCOME. THE REMAINING FUNDS CAME FROM OUR RECYCLING PROGRAM (WE RECYCLE OLD CELL PHONE AND INK CARTRIDGES AND USE THOSE FUNDS TO SUPPORT FUNDS IN MALAWI.) GENEROSITY PHIL 16287 16287 157 16287 16287 157 157 -157 FORM 990-EZ, PART I OTHER TYPES OF INCOME INCLUDE SUPPORT FOR MISSION TRIP MEMBERS (5,745), MISCELLANEOUS (349), MERCHANDISE SALES (307), AND RECYCLING INK CARTRIDGES AND OLD CELL PHONES (608). GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNT PAID (132,500) FUNDS FOR PROJECTS IN MALAWI, SENT IN QUARTERLY INSTALLMENTS FOR APPROVED PLANS. PROJECTS FUNDS INCLUDED: TRAINING FARMERS, MEDICINE FOR MEDICAL CLINIC PATIENTS, DOCTORS TOFACILITATE WEEKLY CLINICS, DESKS FOR STUDENTS, SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS, AND ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMS. FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 8 MISSION TRIP 5,745 RECYCLING 608 MISCELLANEOUS 349 MERCHANDISE SALES 307 TOTAL 7,009 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 10 CASH CONTRIBUTION: 132,500 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES BUSINESS EXPENSES 14 MISCELLANEOUS 150 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,057 PROCESSING AND BANK FEES 1,035 SHIRTS 150 SUBSCRIPTIONS 1,638 TELEPHONE AND COMMUNICATI 174 TRAVEL AND MEETINGS 2,293 NON-INVESTMENT DEPRECIATION 62 TOTAL 6,573 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 0 1,350 618 618 LESS ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION 67 129 TOTAL 551 1,839 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 2,314 2,361 DEFERRED REVENUE 0 4,999 FORM 990-EZ, PART III PAMOZA EXISTS TO UNITE PRIVILEGED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING IN RURAL MALAWI BY PROVIDING CHRISTIAN OUTREACH, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND AGRICULTURE. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 OVER 8,000 PEOPLE IN RURAL MALAWI WERE SERVED. THIS INCLUDED 6,300 PARTICIPATING IN CHRISTIAN OUTREACH SERVICES; 137 ADULTS ENROLLING IN ADULT LITERACY; 1,500 STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOOL BREAKFAST EACH SCHOOL DAY; 51 STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS; 1,400 FARMERS BEING TRAINED, AND SO MUCH MORE.