2018-01-31T22:30:40-06:00 2016-12-31 721396621 Carr Riggs & Ingram LLC Two Riverway 15th Floor Houston TX 77056 990 2016-01-01 760659778 PEACE GOSPEL MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL PEAC 7132199971 6124 HWY 6 NORTH PMB 144 HOUSTON TX 77084 Aaron Senseman Treasurer 7132199971 2018-01-31 1 Miles Harper P00327793 7136218090 2018-01-31 99.76.23.185 2018-01-31 19:51:01 CS P 09FD7F6FA5C1117ACCB50D42B75A00FB459C1DBC D5F50D19827547C0393C655EC2D947B03A76A8BA 2016 2021-01-29 14:40:06Z Kirby Trapolino 6124 HWY 6 NORTH PMB 144 HOUSTON TX 77084 1034768 0 X N/A X 2000 TX SUSTAINABLE EMPOWERMENT OF NATIVE-LED SCHOOLS AND ORPHANAGES IN ASIA & AFRICA. 13 13 3 30 0 0 1052004 1003308 0 0 0 0 0 0 1052004 1003308 504380 703980 0 0 204938 203108 95 0 0 150799 148794 860212 1055882 191792 -52574 246542 193774 1793 1599 244749 192175 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 535095 356760 INDIA: Harvested 4.6 tons of rice at our new rice farm for children's meals at our orphan homes. All of the rooms on India campus (dining hall, kitchen, boys and girls' dormitories, and 7 classrooms) updated with new tile on the floors and walls to help maintain sanitation and promote more ease of cleaning. Added to our campus 4 washing machines, a deep refrigerator, new mattresses, new bed covers and pillows, more dining tables, a generator, and a new Xerox machine for the school office.India: Rescued 42 orphan children from hazardous child labor situations and the trauma of child marriages. Increased our campus security system to protect all of our new children. Increased campus security by installing iron grills on the windows and doors and hiring 2 new security personnel. Oncampus ground level gardens and rooftop box gardens provided organic vegetables and herbs for orphans in our Girls and Boys Homes. Construction of new building for on-campus high school was completed. Oncampus school: installed new security cameras, fire fighting equipment, and provided a new refrigerator for the kitchen. 119990 80000 NEPAL: Native team organized frequent trafficking awareness counseling classes for girls ages 15-18 in heavily-trafficked areas, and for women of all ages in other areas. Native team also reached hundreds more girls and women through door-to-door trafficking awareness program in surrounding villages, and also through monthly border trafficking awareness program for girls who passed through the border. Provided tuition, school uniforms, books, and school supplies for 22 children in orphan home. Sent two volunteers to our 'She Has Hope' rehabilitation home, one a jewelry designer, who worked with the girls in the rehabilitation program to expand their jewelrymaking skills. NEPAL: Scholarships and nutritional support provided to 46 children in the slums of Kathmandu, which enabled them to attend local schools in the city. Over 20 girls received at our trafficking rehabilitation home who were rescued from the perils of human trafficking. Our rehabilitation home in Kathmandu provided a home to these rescued girls where they received counseling, medical care, room & board, and literacy classes; they were taught skills such as craftmaking and seamstress skills, gardening, and cooking by fulltime teachers. Gardens and farmland included onions, tomatoes, garlic, green beans, eggplant, potatoes and spinach plus goats raised for goat milk and stockbreeding, all of which are used to feed program beneficiaries. Orphan home in Nepal cared for 22 orphans who received residential care at the home (medical and dental care, education, and nutritious meals through our local farmland). 196334 130900 UGANDA: 25 bicycles and 2 motorcycles purchased for on-campus teachers to have more reliable transportation to and from our Uganda high school. Installation of new on-campus plumbing system and new water tower was completed; also installed a standby generator. The Rapha Medical Clinic, housed in a facility on our main campus, cared for patients on our campus and in the local community- it contains a 35-bed in-patient ward, several examination rooms, a pharmacy stocked with basic medicines, and offices for medical staff. There are four full-time nurses and one resident doctor. Purchased a small plot of land adjacent to our main campus which provided a separate entrance to our medical clinic off the main road- patients didn't have to come through the school grounds to get to the clinic, which provided less distractions and more privacy for our students. 50 women graduated from our 6-month 'She Has Hope' crafts school and purchased 50 new durable sewing machines for the tailoring and sewing class. Oncampus high school received full accreditation, and construction completed of new high school building on campus which houses the examination hall, a new science lab, the school library, the computer lab with 30 computers, and more offices. Science Lab equipped with all necessary science apparatuses, chemicals, solutions, shelves, lab tables, and chairs. Native-led team continued to diversify their organic farmland growing potatoes, collard greens, eggplant, corn, beans, pumpkins, and coffee beans. Water from our well provided safe drinking water to both those on-campus and local neighbors. Mairinya primary school provided education and a fresh cooked breakfast and lunch five days a week to 250 children ages 3-13. Children at the Mairinya primary school were also provided new uniforms which they wore on certain days of the week and to special functions.UGANDA: Kampala Children's Hope Center School provided a Kindergarten through 7th primary education taught by qualified, salaried teachers for 127 children in the slums of Kampala. The program also provided the students with school supplies, second-hand shoes and uniforms, and nutritional support including daily breakfast, lunch, and clean water. Improvements made to Kampala Children's Hope Center School: repaired the toilet facilities, built three permanent buildings and plastered them inside and out, purchased permanent blackboards, acquired a small plot of land outside the classroom buildings which provided a space for the children to gather for morning assembly, added cement to the floors, purchased new school supplies and textbooks, and repaired old desks and rebuilt new ones. 131044 87370 PHILIPPINES: Manila Children's Hope Center completed construction of a permanent building in September 2016 to serve 130 children in the Payatas Colony by offering after-school tutoring, nutrition support, school supplies, and personal hygiene items. Construction on the Manila Children's Hope Center included tile work on the entrance of the building and in the kitchen, painting the walls, and furnishing the building with bookshelves, tables, chairs, and ceiling fans. Purchased 24 armchair desks and a whiteboard to use in our afterschool program at the Manila Hope Center. Children who attended the Hope Center opening received treatment from a local dental mission including vitamins and anti-inflammatory medication, and tooth extractions if needed.PHILIPPINES: Cebu farmland enterprises included: 78 banana trees, a hen house project which consisted of 146 hens that produced at least 122 eggs per day, two fishery ponds stocked with around 7,000 healthy fish, a coconut grove with 200 trees, a garden which grew eggplant, spinach, okra, tomatoes, and ginger, and a piggery with 9 pigs. Pig pens were updated with concrete that is more durable and will last 5-8 years. Native Cebu team launched a freerange poultry farming project which included 24 mature ducks, 23 ducklings, and 49 chickens. The supply of bananas, eggs, coconuts, and fresh fish supplemented the nutrition of children in our orphan home and children in our outreach programs. Cebu Children's Hope Center held in new multi-purpose facility on our main campus opened during the second week of March. Construction completed on a new bathroom at the Hope Center for children to have their own private restrooms. Another improvement at the Cebu Children's Hope Center was construction of a visitor's receiving room with air conditioning. Cebu Hope Center distributed new backpacks, shoes, school uniforms, and school supplies to the 35 children enrolled in the Hope Center's after-school care program; hygiene kits were also distributed to all children enrolled; each kit included toothpaste, a toothbrush, mouthwash, shampoo, soap, baby powder, a towel, a washcloth, lotion, rubbing alcohol, cotton balls, Kleenex, a comb, and deodorant. Cebu Children's Hope Center provided homework tutoring and other activities, along with snack and meal services for all children enrolled. Cebu native team's Children's Outreaches provided every Saturday- attending children received fresh-cooked meals, hygiene supplies, and enjoyed fun games together. 73419 48950 MYANMAR: Small business enterprise operations included: our 12-acre farmland enterprise consisting of a rice paddy farm, a garden with organic produce, and a water purification business which provided safe, clean water to our neighbors and residents in the surrounding area. December crop yielded approximately 6.6 tons of rice at the 14 acre farm which provided approximately 45,000 servings of rice for 140 orphans, the staff in our six orphan homes, and dozens of indigent elderly widows under our care. Partnered with a new local orphan home in Myanmar, native team operated a total of six orphan homes, caring for 132 children. Our 132 orphans were given new shoes, new school uniforms, umbrellas, notebooks, pens, pencils, rulers, and backpacks for back to school. Completed construction on a new wing at the back of our main orphan home for our Myanmar director and his family's own private quarters. Native Myanmar team opened a new preschool and started offering classes in June with 2 teachers and 1 staff member serving 6 children. Our native team gave the children in all six orphan homes a Christmas party on December 24th; all of the children received clothes and toys and enjoyed a special pork feast. 204463 136320 1055882 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 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 109843 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 Andy Pechacek BoARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 Tim Thompson BoARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 109843 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 16284 987024 1003308 31460 16284 31460 0 1003308 0 0 0 703980 703980 109843 109843 56176 56176 3117 3117 21272 21272 12700 12700 5495 5495 3767 3767 19372 19372 44754 44754 16500 16500 37746 37746 7443 7443 6749 6749 1530 1530 Repairs & Maintenance 2493 2493 Auto Expenses 2141 2141 Miscellaneous 600 600 Utilities 204 204 1055882 1055882 0 0 208798 137314 45083 12429 32799 32654 4945 23806 246542 193774 1793 1599 1793 1599 X 0 0 0 0 244749 192175 244749 192175 246542 193774 -52574 0 X 0 0 0 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 45083 12429 32654 32654 Undeposited Funds 23806 23806 Payroll Liabilities 1599 1599 0 SOUTH ASIA - INDIA GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 356760 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - UGANDA GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 130900 SOUTH ASIA - NEPAL GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 80000 EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC - PHILIPPINES GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 87370 SOUTH ASIA - MYANMAR GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION FOR OPERATING ASSISTANCE FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS 48950 0 0 0 0 0 0 703980 0 703980 South Asia - India Operating assistance for normal operations 356760 Bank Wire Sub-Saharan Africa - Uganda Operating assistance for normal operations 130900 Bank Wire South Asia - Nepal Operating assistance for normal operations 80000 Bank Wire East Asia and the Pacific - Philippines Operating assistance for normal operations 87370 Bank Wire South Asia - Myanmar Operating assistance for normal operations 48950 Bank Wire 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fundraising 47744 16284 31460 11150 20000 310 47744 16284 31460 11150 20000 310 31460 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. However, not all board members review the form. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 Documents are made available upon request or on the GuideStar website.