2018-11-15T17:15:32-06:00 2017-12-31 721396621 CARR RIGGS & INGRAM LLC TWO RIVERWAY 15TH FLOOR HOUSTON TX 77056 990 2017-01-01 760659778 PEACE GOSPEL MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL PEAC 7132199971 6124 HWY 6 NORTH PMB 144 HOUSTON TX 77084 AARON SENSEMAN TREASURER 7132199971 2018-11-15 1 MILES HARPER P00327793 7136218090 2018-11-15 99.76.23.185 2018-11-15 16:28:16 CS P DA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709 5B94811CB950C275A7B5DF723E419230418289B0 2017 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z KIRBY TRAPOLINO 6124 HWY 6 NORTH PMB 144 HOUSTON TX 77084 733126 0 X N/A X 2000 TX SUSTAINABLE EMPOWERMENT OF NATIVE-LED SCHOOLS AND ORPHANAGES IN ASIA & AFRICA. 13 13 3 41 0 0 1003308 728910 0 0 0 0 0 0 1003308 728910 703980 488240 0 0 203108 191642 0 0 0 148794 118028 1055882 797910 -52574 -69000 193774 125390 1599 2215 192175 123175 X THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE, WE'RE EMPOWERING SUSTAINABLE, NATIVE-LED, MERCY-BASED PROGRAMS IN ASIA & AFRICA: CARING FOR ORPHANS, CHILD TRAFFICKING VICTIMS, AT-RISK WOMEN AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN OF THE SLUMS. 0 0 515035 315150 INDIA: RICE HARVEST YIELDED OVER 9 TONS OF RICE TO SUPPLY 4 MONTHS OF MEALS FOR ORPHANS. FINALIZED THE PURCHASE OF 1.32 ACRES OF LAND ADJACENT TO OUR MAIN CAMPUS WHERE WE WILL BUILD AN ATHLETIC FIELD AND A LOCKER ROOM, WHICH ARE BOTH REQUIREMENTS FOR OUR NEW HIGH SCHOOL TO GAIN ACCREDITATION. IN MARCH, HARVESTED TOMATOES, OKRA, EGGPLANT, CUCUMBERS, AND CURRY LEAVES FROM OUR CURRENT GROUND LEVEL GARDENS TO FEED THE ORPHANS IN OUR BOYS AND GIRLS HOMES. INDIA: 101 CHILDREN (AGES 6-16) ENROLLED IN SCHOOL FOR 2017-18 AT OUR ON-CAMPUS ACCREDITED SCHOOL WHERE CHILDREN STUDIED THEIR NATIVE TELUGU AND HINDI LANGUAGES, ENGLISH, MATH, SCIENCE, AND SOCIAL STUDIES TAUGHT BY OUR 10 DEDICATED TEACHERS IN 10 CLASSROOMS ALONG WITH 1 COMPUTER ROOM. 32 CHILDREN WERE RESCUED FROM HAZARDOUS CHILD LABOR SITUATIONS AND THE TRAUMA OF CHILD SLAVERY AND BROUGHT TO LIVE AT OUR BOYS HOME & GIRLS HOME.GIRLS HOME AND BOYS HOME AT FULL CAPACITY IN 2017 WITH 121 CHILDREN TOTAL. REPLACED DAMAGED PIPELINE WITH A STRONGER METAL MATERIAL THAT WILL ENSURE THE CONSTANT STEADY FLOW OF WATER TO OUR CAMPUS. ALSO SUCCESSFULLY DRILLED OUR WELL DEEPER TO REACH A DEEPER WATER SOURCE FOR THE CAMPUS. CHRISTMAS PARTY HELD FOR ALL ORPHANS LIVING ON-CAMPUS. THE CHILDREN RECEIVED NEW CLOTHES AS GIFTS AND ENJOYED A SPECIAL HOLIDAY MEAL 129269 79100 NEPAL: ALL GIRLS ENROLLED AND LIVING IN OUR NEPAL REHABILITATION HOME RECEIVED COUNSELING AND MEDICAL CARE, ROOM & BOARD, AND WERE ENROLLED IN OUR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM WHERE THEY BECAME PROFICIENT IN SEVERAL CRAFT-MAKING, SEAMSTRESS, AND COOKING AND GARDENING SKILLS, AND RECEIVED SUPPORT IN BASIC LITERACY AND THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING.NEPAL JAN-APR: RESCUED 15 NEPALESE GIRLS (AGES 17-22) FROM THE PERILS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING & BROUGHT THEM TO OUR REHABILITATION HOME. NATIVE NEPAL TEAM ORGANIZED A TRAFFICKING AVOIDANCE COUNSELING CLASS FOR 53 TEENAGE GIRLS IN THE LOCAL SCHOOLS. JEWELRY DESIGNER VISITED REHABILITATION HOME AND TAUGHT GIRLS ENROLLED JEWELRY MAKING AND NEW DESIGNS. 21 ORPHANS IN OUR NEPAL ORPHAN HOME PROVIDED WITH NEW SCHOOL UNIFORMS AND SHOES, NEW TEXTBOOKS AND NOTEBOOKS, NEW SCHOOL BAGS, AND COVERAGE OF THEIR TUITION FEES.NEPAL MAY-AUG: ORGANIZED TRAFFICKING AWARENESS COUNSELING CLASSES IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL IN BHAKTAPUR, TRAINED 33 GIRLS HOW TO BE AWARE OF AND AVOID THE DECEPTIONS AND PRACTICES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKERS. OUR TEAM THEN CONDUCTED THE SAME PROGRAM AT A HIGH SCHOOL IN KUSHADEVI WHERE WE TRAINED 107 GIRLS. 16 GIRLS RESCUED FROM THE DANGERS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING & SENT TO LIVE AT OUR 'SHE HAS HOPE' REHABILITATION HOME. 4 NEW GIRLS (AGES 17-22) WERE RESCUED FROM THE NEPAL-CHINA BORDER BY LOCAL VOLUNTEER GROUPS AND WERE BROUGHT TO LIVE IN OUR SHE HAS HOPE REHABILITATION HOME. THIS BRINGS OUR CURRENT ENROLLMENT TO 13 RESCUED GIRLS.14 GIRLS (AGES 15-23) GRADUATED FROM OUR NEPAL 'SHE HAS HOPE' TRAFFICKING REHABILITATION HOME ON JUNE 30TH; NINE OF THESE GIRLS ARE PLANNING TO START THEIR OWN TAILORING BUSINESSES IN THEIR HOME VILLAGES.REACHED 48 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WHO ARE NOW EMPOWERED TO RECOGNIZE THE DECEIT OF TRAFFICKERS AND MAKE WISE, SAFE DECISIONS.NEPAL SEP-DEC: ORGANIZED A TRAFFICKING AWARENESS COUNSELING CLASS AT A LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL IN THE KAVERE PALANCHOK DISTRICT WHERE WE TRAINED 55 GIRLS. HARVESTED NEARLY ONE TON OF CORN ON OUR FARMLAND ENTERPRISE DURING THE SECOND WEEK OF OCTOBER TO STOCK OUR ORPHAN HOME PANTRY FOR ONE YEAR. 'SHE HAS HOPE' REHABILITATION HOME HARVESTED 22 POUNDS OF SPINACH FROM THEIR GARDEN.WORKSHOP IN PREVENTION AND EDUCATION OCCURRED WHERE MEMBERS OF OUR TEAM TRAINED 52 GIRLS (AGES 14-18).THREW A CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR THE 21 CHILDREN LIVING AT OUR ORPHAN HOME. NEPAL TEAM GAVE ALL OF THE CHILDREN NEW CLOTHES AND SHOES, SMALL PURSES, PENS, AND DIARIES, AND SERVED THEM SPECIAL NEPALI FOOD TRADITIONALLY ENJOYED DURING THE HOLIDAYS. REHABILITATION HOME GARDEN PROJECT: HARVESTED 22 POUNDS (10 KGS) OF SPINACH, 22 POUNDS OF TOMATOES AND 11 POUNDS OF SPINACH.OVER THE COURSE OF THE YEAR, OUR NATIVE TEAM PASSED OUT LITERATURE TO GIRLS AT THE NEPAL-INDIA BORDER FOR EXAMPLE, OVER THE COURSE OF A TYPICAL DAY AT THE BORDER, OUR TWO FEMALE STAFF HAND OUT AROUND 500-600 LEAFLETS CONTAINING TRAFFICKING AWARENESS INFORMATION AND TALK TO GIRLS ABOUT THE DANGERS OF TRAFFICKING. THEY ALSO WERE ON THE LOOK OUT FOR SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOR SUCH AS AN OLDER MAN WITH TEENAGE GIRLS WHO LOOK OUT OF PLACE, AND IN SUCH CASES TIPPED OFF BORDER POLICE TO INVESTIGATE. 60696 37140 UGANDA: OUR CHILDREN'S HOPE CENTER IN THE SLUMS OF KAMPALA, UGANDA, OFFERS A KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 7TH GRADE EDUCATION, WITH 138 STUDENTS ENROLLED IN 2017. THE HOPE CENTER ALSO SERVED BREAKFAST AND LUNCH TO 138 STUDENTS 5 DAYS A WEEK. PURCHASED THE MATERIALS NEEDED TO RAISE THE FLOOR LEVEL OF THE HOPE CENTER SCHOOL TO PREVENT FUTURE FLOODING, ADDED 2 ADDITIONAL CLASSROOMS, AND BOUGHT NEW DESKS TO REPLACE OLD DESKS THAT WERE DAMAGED DURING PREVIOUS FLOODING. ALSO PURCHASED SCHOOL SUPPLIES SUCH AS CHALK, PENS, PENCILS, CRAYONS, NOTEBOOKS, AND TEXTBOOKS.LAUNCHED OUR KAMPALA 'SHE HAS HOPE' REHABILITATION HOME WHICH EMPOWERS GIRLS TO RECOVER FROM THE TRAUMA OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING BY TEACHING THEM CRAFT MAKING SKILLS. ON CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL HAD 300 STUDENTS ENROLLED WITH SOME ORPHAN STUDENTS LIVING ON CAMPUS. HIGH SCHOOL WAS GRANTED ACCREDITATION BY THE UGANDAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND ACHIEVED A "CENTER NUMBER" WHICH IS A PERMIT THAT GRANTS THE SCHOOL THE ABILITY TO OFFER TESTING FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS OF OTHER NON-ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOLS. LAUNCHED A PROFIT-SHARING CO-OP WITH THE PEOPLE IN NEARBY VILLAGES, GIVING THEM YOUNG CALVES, PIGS, AND GOATS. OVER 3,000 POUNDS OF PRODUCE WERE HARVESTED IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER INCLUDING TOMATOES, WATERMELONS, BELL PEPPERS, EGGPLANTS, ONIONS, AND COLLARD GREENS. HALF A TON OF PASSION FRUIT HARVESTED IN OCTOBER. UGANDA RURAL CAMPUS DIVERSIFIED FARMLAND WITH NEW FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CROPS INCLUDING TOMATOES, BANANAS, EGGPLANTS, GREEN PEPPERS, MANGOES, WATERMELONS, STAR FRUITS, ORANGES, AVOCADOS, BEANS, CORN, AND SWEET POTATOES. RAPHA MEDICAL CLINIC, HOUSED IN A FACILITY ON OUR MAIN CAMPUS, SERVED OUR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. IT CONTAINS A 35-BED IN-PATIENT WARD, SEVERAL EXAM ROOMS, A PHARMACY STOCKED WITH BASIC MEDICINES, AND OFFICES FOR MEDICAL STAFF. WE HAVE FOUR FULL-TIME NURSES AND ONE RESIDENT DOCTOR, AND WE BRING IN ANOTHER DOCTOR TWICE A WEEK FOR APPOINTMENTS. 56627 34650 PHILIPPINES (CEBU): CEBU TEAM FARMLAND ENTERPRISE INCLUDES A FISHERY, BANANA GROVE WITH 128 TREES, A COCONUT GROVE, HEN HOUSE WITH 250 HENS, PIGGERY, GOAT FARM, A FREE-RANGE POULTRY FARMING PROJECT, AND OTHER CROPS INCLUDING PAPAYA PLANTS, CHILIES, OKRA, BELL PEPPERS, AND EGGPLANTS. CHILDREN'S HOPE CENTER ON THE ISLAND OF CEBU HAD 40 CHILDREN ENROLLED IN THE HOPE CENTER'S AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM, WHICH INCLUDED HOMEWORK TUTORING AND OTHER ACTIVITIES, ALONG WITH SNACK AND MEAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM EXTREME POVERTY. EQUIPPED THESE 40 CHILDREN WITH BACK-TO-SCHOOL ESSENTIALS SUCH AS PAPER, PENCILS, BALLPOINT PENS, CRAYONS, AND NOTEBOOKS. PURCHASED 20 DESKS FOR OUR CHILDREN'S HOPE CENTER. OUTREACH PROGRAM HELD ON SATURDAYS FOR AN AVERAGE OF 193 CHILDREN WEEKLY WITH STORY TIME AND GAMES SUCH AS SACK RACES, AND TUG-OF-WAR. WE ALSO GAVE THESE CHILDREN NUTRITIOUS FRESH-COOKED MEALS, JUICE, AND HYGIENE ITEMS SUCH AS TOOTHBRUSHES AND TOOTHPASTE, BABY POWDER, ALCOHOL, KLEENEX, COTTON BALLS, LOTION, WATER BOTTLES, SHAMPOO, AND CONDITIONER. FINISHED PAVING A NEW ACCESS ROAD, WHICH LEADS TO OUR ORPHAN HOME AND FARMLAND ENTERPRISE; THE NEW CAMPUS ACCESS ROAD MADE IT EASIER FOR OUR GIRLS HOME RESIDENTS TO GET TO AND FROM SCHOOL. EXPANDED THE SIZE OF OUR HENHOUSE BY ADDING ON AN EXTENSION, WHICH WILL GIVE US MORE ROOM TO RAISE A LARGER NUMBER OF HENS. PROVIDED SUPPORT TO A PROGRAM DESIGNED TO EQUIP AT-RISK WOMEN TO AVOID THE PERILS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING BY FOSTERING THEIR CREATIVE SKILLS IN CRAFT-MAKING SMALL BUSINESSES.PHILIPPINES (MANILA):IN JANUARY WE WERE ABLE TO PURCHASE 24 ARMCHAIR DESKS AND A WHITEBOARD TO USE IN OUR AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM. ALSO RECEIVED SOME ADDITIONAL CEILING FANS, EDUCATIONAL POSTERS WERE HUNG IN THE MAIN ROOM WHERE THE CHILDREN ARE TAUGHT; WE INSTALLED A NEW SINK AND A NEW STOVE IN THE KITCHEN; COMPLETED PLUMBING FOR A NEW SINK AND FLUSHING TOILET IN THE BATHROOM; ELECTRICITY CONNECTED AND TURNED ON. 100 CHILDREN ENROLLED IN OUR CHILDREN'S HOPE CENTER PROGRAM IN MANILA WHICH PROVIDED AFTER-SCHOOL TUTORING FOR THEIR SCHOOL SUBJECTS. THE CHILDREN ALSO WORKED ON COMPUTERS, AND RECEIVED SNACKS AND A FRESH-COOKED MEAL BEFORE GOING HOME FOR THE DAY.CONDUCTED "VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL" STYLE ACTIVITIES DURING THE RAINY SEASONS IN THE SUMMER. THE CHILDREN OF THE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATED IN GROUP GAMES, ART, SINGING, DANCING, AND LEARNING HOW TO MAKE CRAFTS FOR THEIR PARENTS.ORGANIZED A SPORTS FESTIVAL DURING SUMMER BREAK FOR CHILDREN ENROLLED IN HOPE CENTER PROGRAM WITH GAMES, PRIZES, AND SPECIAL MEALS. OUR TEAM PRESENTED 60 OF THE CHILDREN ENROLLED AT THE HOPE CENTER NEW SANDALS AFTER ONE OF THEIR TUTORING SESSIONS. HOPE CENTER SPONSORED A DENTAL AND MEDICAL MISSION IN AUGUST. 2 DENTISTS, 2 OPHTHALMOLOGISTS, AND 3 ASSISTANTS OFFERED THEIR SERVICES FOR FREE TO 30 PARENTS OF OUR PAYATAS CHILDREN AND 10 CHILDREN. ALL 40 OF THESE PATIENTS NEEDED TOOTH EXTRACTIONS WHICH THE TEAM PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE. THEY ALSO CHECKED EVERYONE'S VISION DISTRIBUTED READING GLASSES TO 20 PATIENTS AND GAVE OUT VITAMINS AND MEDICINE FOR FEVER AND COLDS. HOPE CENTER HELD A CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION FOR THE 60 CHILDREN ENROLLED IN OUR CHILDREN'S HOPE CENTER AND 20 CHILDREN FROM THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WITH GAMES, A SPECIAL MEAL, AND GIFTS OF CLOTHES, SHOES, AND CANDY. 36283 22200 MYANMAR: SERVED OVER 400 MEALS EACH DAY TO ORPHANS AND STAFF IN OUR SIX ORPHAN HOMES. GARDENING PROJECT ON OUR MAIN CAMPUS PROVIDED FRESH ORGANIC VEGETABLES TO SUPPLEMENT THE DIETS OF THE ORPHANS. RICE HARVEST AT OUR MYANMAR RICE FARM YIELDED 12 TONS OF RICE TO FEED ORPHAN CHILDREN IN OUR 6 ORPHAN HOMES. ALL 130 OF OUR ORPHAN STUDENTS ENROLLED IN SCHOOL IN JUNE AND PROVIDED WITH ITEMS NEEDED TO START BACK TO SCHOOL SUCH AS BACKPACKS, SCHOOL UNIFORMS, UMBRELLAS, NOTEBOOKS, PENS, PENCILS, AND NEW SHOES. NEW PRESCHOOL HAD 10 CHILDREN ENROLLED WITH 2 TEACHERS AND 1 STAFF MEMBER. AIR CONDITIONING UNIT PURCHASED FOR THE PRESCHOOL. RENTAL HOME BUILT ON THE LAND OF OUR PREVIOUS PIGGERY TO PROVIDE INCOME FOR OUR NATIVE TEAM. OUR NATIVE TEAM HELD A CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR THE CHILDREN IN ALL 6 ORPHAN HOMES WHERE THEY WERE SERVED A MEAL OF FESTIVE DRINKS AND BARBECUE, AND GAVE NEW CLOTHES TO ALL OF THE CHILDREN AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS. 92910 56850 797910 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 13 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X SCOTT WASHBURN QUICK-KEEPER SERVIC 7135393252 5647 RUTHERGLENN HOUSTON TX 77096 KIRBY TRAPOLINO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40.00 X X 109833 0 0 BRYAN PATE SECRETARY 1.00 X X 0 0 0 AARON SENSEMAN TREASURER 1.00 X X 0 0 0 NATHAN ADAIR BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X X 0 0 0 WESLEY YUAN BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 PEGGY MEEKS BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 MELANIE LESLIE BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 DAN WESTCOTT BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 CHRIS MAHAFFEY CHAIR 1.00 X 0 0 0 MARQUIS GATEWOOD BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 ERIC CHIANG BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 TIMOTHY THOMPSON JR BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 ANDY PECHACEK BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 109833 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 10084 718826 728910 4216 10084 4216 0 728910 0 0 0 488240 488240 109833 109833 46933 46933 3250 3250 19633 19633 11993 11993 7807 7807 21736 21736 13602 13602 26965 26965 16800 16800 20161 20161 995 995 8159 8159 1468 1468 AUTO EXPENSES 227 227 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 108 108 797910 797910 0 0 137314 79663 54106 20588 32654 33518 23806 12209 193774 125390 1599 2215 1599 2215 X 0 0 0 0 192175 123175 192175 123175 193774 125390 -69000 0 X 0 0 0 X 54106 20588 33518 33518 UNDEPOSITED FUNDS 12209 12209 OTHER LIABILITIES 2215 2215 0 SOUTH ASIA - INDIA GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 315150 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - UGANDA GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 37140 SOUTH ASIA - NEPAL GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 79100 EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC - PHILIPPINES GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 34650 SOUTH ASIA - MYANMAR GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 22200 0 0 0 0 0 0 488240 0 488240 SOUTH ASIA - INDIA OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 315150 BANK WIRE SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - UGANDA OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 37140 BANK WIRE SOUTH ASIA - NEPAL OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 79100 BANK WIRE EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC - PHILIPPINES OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 34650 BANK WIRE SOUTH ASIA - MYANMAR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 22200 BANK WIRE 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE RETURN PREPARER EMAILS A COPY OF THE FORM 990 FINAL VERSION TO ONE OF THE BOARD MEMBERS FOR REVIEW BEFORE IT IS FILED. 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