2021-06-16T07:08:29-05:00 2020-12-31 311340869 SHELDON REDER CPAS INC 1230 SPRINGFIELD PIKE CINCINNATI OH 45215 990 2020-01-01 204748423 THE TANDANA FOUNDATION INC TAND 2933 LOWER BELLBROOK ROAD SPRING VALLEY OH 453709001 HOPE TAFT PRESIDENT 9373101140 2021-06-14 true HOPE TAFT 999009999 MARK REDER P00839365 5137714100 2021-06-14 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z HOPE TAFT 2933 LOWER BELLBROOK RD SPRING VALLEY OH 45370 704894 false X WWW.TANDANAFOUNDATION.ORG X CREATING CROSS-CULTURAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FUNDING FOR SMALL COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN HIGHLAND ECUADOR AND MALI'S DOGON COUNTRY. 15 14 4 70 0 358789 622569 169046 76426 436 566 3122 5333 531393 704894 97845 111626 0 94127 116863 0 21393 294936 220741 486908 449230 44485 255664 267596 524094 1677 2511 265919 521583 X CREATING CROSS-CULTURAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FUNDING FOR SMALL COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN HIGHLAND ECUADOR AND MALI'S DOGON COUNTRY. false false 218676 43879 TANDANA COORDINATED 4 VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS IN ECUADOR, WHICH ALLOWED 65 NORTH AMERICANS TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO HELP 5 RURAL COMMUNITIES IN ECUADOR WHILE LEARNING ABOUT THE LOCAL CULTURE. OUR INTERNSHIP PROGRAM ALSO ALLOWED 5 NORTH AMERICANS TO SPEND 1-2 MONTHS EACH IN ECUADOR AND TO PROVIDE ENGLISH CLASSES AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, COLLECT MEANINGFUL STORIES FOR OUR BLOG THROUGH IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS, ASSIST A SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL, AND SUPPORT OUR VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS AND COMMUNITY PROJECTS. 137927 31275 TANDANA PROVIDED FUNDING FOR SEVERAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES IN MALI: BEGAN CONSTRUCTION ON A NEW HEALTH CENTER, A LITERACY PROGRAM FOR 300 WOMEN, A PROGRAM THAT ALLOWED 21 YOUNG MOTHERS TO CONTINUE TO PURSUE THEIR EDUCATION, SUPPORTING AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER, DONATION OF DESKS, CHAIRS, AND CABINETS FOR AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, CREATION OF 2 SCHOOL GARDENS, SUPPORT FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATION WHICH LED TO REPRESENTATIVES FROM 10 MEMBER VILLAGES LEARNING HOW TO BUILD STONE CONTOUR LINES TO PREVENT EROSION WHO THEN TAUGHT THESE TECHNIQUES TO OTHER FARMERS, A REFORESTATION CAMPAIGN, DURING WHICH 1,890 TREES WERE PLANTED, MEMBERS COMMITTED TO PRACTICING ASSISTED NATURAL REGENERATION WHICH IS A PRUNING TECHNIQUE THAT ENCOURAGES GROWTH ON 7,395 TREES. COVID RESPONSE WHICH INSTALLED 80 LARGE HAND WASH STATIONS AT HEALTH CENTERS, SCHOOLS, MOSQUES, CHURCHES, BUS STATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES, PROVIDED SUPPLIES AND PPE FOR 5 HEALTH CENTERS AND 1 HOSPITAL, HOSTED 530 EDUCATION SESSIONS IN 82 VILLAGES ON PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF THE VIRUS, PROVIDED 570 SMALL HAND WASH SETUPS FOR WOMEN'S ASSOCIATIONS, OTHER GROUPS, AND FAMILIES, DISTRIBUTED 1,200 MASKS, PRODUCED AND BROADCAST A RADIO PROGRAM ABOUT PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF COVID. 30 NEW SAVINGS FOR CHANGE GROUPS STARTED WITH 681 WOMEN MEMBERS 26 OF WHOM LEARNED HOW TO BECOME REPLICATORS CREATING NEW GROUPS AND SUPPORTING THEM AS THEY LEARN HOW TO MANAGE THEIR GROUP FUNDS, 5 WOMEN'S ASSOCIATIONS RECEIVED STARTUP FUNDING FOR BUSINESSES IN INDIGO DYING, SHEEP HUSBANDRY, AND MARKET GARDENING. RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF A WELL. IN ECUADOR, TANDANA SUPPORTED PROJECTS THAT INCLUDED: PLASTERING AND PAINTING A COMMUNITY CENTER, PROVIDED PAINT AND SUPPLIES FOR A HEALTH CENTER, THE FIRST EVER VIRTUAL SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR 20 STUDENTS, PROVIDED INTERNET ACCESS FOR STUDENTS SO THEY COULD ATTEND CLASSES, DONATION OF 4 LAPTOP COMPUTERS AND THE REPAIR OF 6 LAPTOP COMPUTERS AND 1 PRINTER FOR AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COMPUTER LAB, PLANTED 1,112 ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. COVID RESPONSE PROVIDED 1,000 TUBES AND 500 SWABS FOR COVID-19 TESTING, PROVIDED MEDICATIONS, SUPPLIES, AND PPE TO 2 HEALTH CENTERS AND 1 HOSPITAL INCLUDING 200 DISPOSABLE MASKS, 100 KN95 MASKS AND 40 FLUID RESISTANT ISOLATION GOWNS, FUNDED TRANSPORTATION FOR STAFF FROM 2 HEALTH CENTERS TO VISIT THE COMMUNITIES FOR WHICH THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE CARE TO 335 PATIENTS AND DELIVER MEDICATIONS, PROVIDED FOOD BASKETS TO 673 FAMILIES PARTICULARLY AFFECTED BY THE PANDEMIC, PROVIDED 1,280 MASKS TO MEMBERS OF 21 COMMUNITIES, PROVIDED 3 EDUCATION SESSIONS THAT BENEFITED 88 PEOPLE IN 18 DIFFERENT COMMUNITIES, PATIENT FOLLOW UP PROGRAM IN WHICH 121 PATIENTS RECEIVED SUPPORT WITH MEDICAL FOLLOW UP CARE, 54 PATIENTS RECEIVED SUPPORT WITH VISION FOLLOW UP CARE, 13 PATIENTS RECEIVED GLASSES, 2 PATIENTS ACCESSED SURGERIES, 1 PATIENT RECEIVED HEARING AIDS, 1 PATIENT RECEIVED AN EYE PROSTHESIS. MAJOR PROGRESS AND NEAR COMPLETION ON A NEW POTABLE WATER SYSTEM BRINGING CLEAN WATER TO 100 HOMES, DIGGING A TRENCH FOR A POTABLE WATER SYSTEM. 32667 25462 TANDANA PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 100 RURAL ECUADORIAN STUDENTS, WHICH ALLOWED THEM TO ATTEND SECONDARY SCHOOL, AND FOR 17 RURAL ECUADORIAN STUDENTS TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY. WE PROVIDED BOOKS, SUPPLIES, UNIFORMS, TRANSPORTATION COSTS, INTERNET, AND OTHER FEES. 389270 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true X 3 0 4 true false true EC false false false true true false false false false false false false false X 15 14 true false false false false false false true true false false false true true false false false false false false OH X MARILYN PETERSON 9379853130 2933 LOWER BELLBROOK ROAD SPRING VALLEY OH 45370 HOPE TAFT PRESIDENT 10.00 0.00 X X 0 0 0 JOYCE JOHNSON SECRETARY 1.00 X X 0 0 0 PETER GLAUBITZ TREASURER 10.00 X X 0 0 0 ALTA BEASLEY TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 RICHARD DUVAL TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 KEN GATES TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 TONY HUCKEBY TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 BEAU LEFLER TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 SUSAN NAPIER TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 RICK O'HARA TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 LINDSEY OSWALD SMITH TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 JILL ROGERS SPIKER TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 ASHOK VARMA TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 ANDREA DENNING TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 SANTIAGO GUALAPURO TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 ANNA TAFT FOUNDING DIR 40.00 X 35568 0 0 35568 false false false 10233 612336 622569 PROGRAM FEES 76426 76426 76426 566 566 DIVERSION RECOVERY 2000 2000 OTHER SALES 1797 1797 INSTALLMENT INCOME 1177 1177 359 359 5333 704894 81759 566 X 111626 111626 35568 20155 7114 8299 70256 51206 13950 5100 2936 2936 8103 3319 2208 2576 94735 85803 8833 99 10251 4887 65 5299 1698 1698 14589 14589 4075 4075 12555 9093 3462 PROJECT SUPPLIES 28599 28599 FOOD 19057 19057 MEDICAL SUPPLIES 9662 9662 LODGING 8173 8173 17347 14392 2935 20 449230 389270 38567 21393 191485 508097 61444 2380 28059 14442 14667 13617 267596 524094 1677 2511 1677 2511 X 265919 350841 170742 265919 521583 267596 524094 255664 X false false X 226653 212882 236380 358789 622569 1657273 250953 234403 224909 182163 81759 974187 477606 447285 461289 540952 704328 2631460 112000 124739 121215 145936 222461 726351 105413 108895 67903 57589 19801 359601 217413 233634 189118 203525 242262 1085952 1545508 859 147 105 436 566 2113 859 147 105 436 566 2113 478465 447432 461394 541388 704894 2633573 0.58680 0.56020 0.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 28059 14442 13617 13617 true ECUADOR 1 PROGRAM HEALTHCARE, EDU 135270 MALI 1 PROGRAM COMMUNITY 144000 2 2 279270 279270 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE ECUADOR 13653 HAND CASH 11012 SUPPLIES, FEES BOOK FTE GRANT-SCHOLARSHIPS ECUADOR 11808 WIRE TRANSFER SUPPLIES BOOK FTE GRANT- COMMUNITY PROJ ECUADOR 38092 WIRE TRANSFER SUPPLIES BOOK FTE GRANT-VOLUNTEER PROGR ECUADOR 31275 WIRE TRANSFER SUPPLIES BOOK MALI GRANT - WOMEN'S BUSI MALI 5786 HAND CASH BOOK false false false false false false SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2 THE LOCAL AGENT IN ECUADOR WORKS CLOSELY WITH STUDENTS TO IDENTIFY THEIR EDUCATIONAL NEEDS (BOOKS, SUPPLIES, UNIFORMS, TRANSPORTATION, OTHER FEES) AND DISTRIBUTES FUNDS BASED ON THOSE NEEDS. THE OPERATIONS DIRECTOR WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE STAFF OF OUR PARTNER ORGANIZATION FUNDACION TANDANA ECUADOR TO IDENTIFY NEEDS AND SENDS WIRE TRANSFERS ACCORDINGLY. FUNDACION TANDANA ECUADOR THEN SENDS DETAILED EXPENSE REPORTS JUSTIFYING EACH EXPENDITURE. THE LOCAL AGENT IN MALI ORGANIZES A BUSINESS PLAN CONTEST FOR WOMEN'S ASSOCIATIONS THROUGH WHICH PROPOSALS ARE SCORED USING A RUBRIC. THE ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE TOP-SCORING PROPOSALS RECEIVE FUNDS TO START THEIR BUSINESSES. THE LOCAL AGENT THEN FOLLOWS UP TO MONITOR THEIR ACCOUNTING RECORDS. SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 3 ECUADOR 135,270 0 MALI 144,000 0 SCHEDULE F, PAGE 5, PART V FUNDS ARE TRANSFERRED TO TANDANA'S BANK ACCOUNT IN ECUADOR AS NEEDED BASED ON COMMUNICATION WITH THE LOCAL AGENT. THE AGENT SENDS MONTHLY REPORTS DETAILING EXPENDITURES INCURRED TO THE U.S. ACCOUNTANT, WHO USES THEM TO PREPARE BANK RECONCILIATION. ALL EXPENDITURES ARE THEN ENTERED IN THE ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE AND INTEGRATED IN THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF THE U.S. OPERATION. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B TANDANA PROVIDED FUNDING FOR SEVERAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES IN MALI: BEGAN CONSTRUCTION ON A NEW HEALTH CENTER, A LITERACY PROGRAM FOR 300 WOMEN, A PROGRAM THAT ALLOWED 21 YOUNG MOTHERS TO CONTINUE TO PURSUE THEIR EDUCATION, SUPPORTING AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER, DONATION OF DESKS, CHAIRS, AND CABINETS FOR AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, CREATION OF 2 SCHOOL GARDENS, SUPPORT FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATION WHICH LED TO REPRESENTATIVES FROM 10 MEMBER VILLAGES LEARNING HOW TO BUILD STONE CONTOUR LINES TO PREVENT EROSION WHO THEN TAUGHT THESE TECHNIQUES TO OTHER FARMERS, A REFORESTATION CAMPAIGN, DURING WHICH 1,890 TREES WERE PLANTED, MEMBERS COMMITTED TO PRACTICING ASSISTED NATURAL REGENERATION WHICH IS A PRUNING TECHNIQUE THAT ENCOURAGES GROWTH ON 7,395 TREES. COVID RESPONSE WHICH INSTALLED 80 LARGE HAND WASH STATIONS AT HEALTH CENTERS, SCHOOLS, MOSQUES, CHURCHES, BUS STATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES, PROVIDED SUPPLIES AND PPE FOR 5 HEALTH CENTERS AND 1 HOSPITAL, HOSTED 530 EDUCATION SESSIONS IN 82 VILLAGES ON PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF THE VIRUS, PROVIDED 570 SMALL HAND WASH SETUPS FOR WOMEN'S ASSOCIATIONS, OTHER GROUPS, AND FAMILIES, DISTRIBUTED 1,200 MASKS, PRODUCED AND BROADCAST A RADIO PROGRAM ABOUT PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF COVID. 30 NEW SAVINGS FOR CHANGE GROUPS STARTED WITH 681 WOMEN MEMBERS 26 OF WHOM LEARNED HOW TO BECOME REPLICATORS CREATING NEW GROUPS AND SUPPORTING THEM AS THEY LEARN HOW TO MANAGE THEIR GROUP FUNDS, 5 WOMEN'S ASSOCIATIONS RECEIVED STARTUP FUNDING FOR BUSINESSES IN INDIGO DYING, SHEEP HUSBANDRY, AND MARKET GARDENING. RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF A WELL. IN ECUADOR, TANDANA SUPPORTED PROJECTS THAT INCLUDED: PLASTERING AND PAINTING A COMMUNITY CENTER, PROVIDED PAINT AND SUPPLIES FOR A HEALTH CENTER, THE FIRST EVER VIRTUAL SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR 20 STUDENTS, PROVIDED INTERNET ACCESS FOR STUDENTS SO THEY COULD ATTEND CLASSES, DONATION OF 4 LAPTOP COMPUTERS AND THE REPAIR OF 6 LAPTOP COMPUTERS AND 1 PRINTER FOR AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COMPUTER LAB, PLANTED 1,112 ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. COVID RESPONSE PROVIDED 1,000 TUBES AND 500 SWABS FOR COVID-19 TESTING, PROVIDED MEDICATIONS, SUPPLIES, AND PPE TO 2 HEALTH CENTERS AND 1 HOSPITAL INCLUDING 200 DISPOSABLE MASKS, 100 KN95 MASKS AND 40 FLUID RESISTANT ISOLATION GOWNS, FUNDED TRANSPORTATION FOR STAFF FROM 2 HEALTH CENTERS TO VISIT THE COMMUNITIES FOR WHICH THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE CARE TO 335 PATIENTS AND DELIVER MEDICATIONS, PROVIDED FOOD BASKETS TO 673 FAMILIES PARTICULARLY AFFECTED BY THE PANDEMIC, PROVIDED 1,280 MASKS TO MEMBERS OF 21 COMMUNITIES, PROVIDED 3 EDUCATION SESSIONS THAT BENEFITED 88 PEOPLE IN 18 DIFFERENT COMMUNITIES, PATIENT FOLLOW UP PROGRAM IN WHICH 121 PATIENTS RECEIVED SUPPORT WITH MEDICAL FOLLOW UP CARE, 54 PATIENTS RECEIVED SUPPORT WITH VISION FOLLOW UP CARE, 13 PATIENTS RECEIVED GLASSES, 2 PATIENTS ACCESSED SURGERIES, 1 PATIENT RECEIVED HEARING AIDS, 1 PATIENT RECEIVED AN EYE PROSTHESIS. MAJOR PROGRESS AND NEAR COMPLETION ON A NEW POTABLE WATER SYSTEM BRINGING CLEAN WATER TO 100 HOMES, DIGGING A TRENCH FOR A POTABLE WATER SYSTEM. FORM 990, PART V, LINE 4B ECUADOR, MALI FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 2 ANNA TAFT HOPE TAFT FOUNDING DIR PRESIDENT FAMILY FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE PRESIDENT, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND ACCOUNTANT REVIEW THE 990 AND ADDRESS ANY QUESTIONS TO THE PREPARER FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 DOCUMENTS MAY BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G CONTRACTORS FEES 8,505 8,733 99 LOCAL PROFESSIONALS 77,298 100 0 TOTAL 85,803 8,833 99