2016-08-09T12:48:14-07:00 2015-12-31 LANG & BROWN CPAS ACCTCY CORP 3910 Chapman Street Suite B San Diego CA 92110 990EZ 2015-01-01 383683155 PACE Universal PACE 8056860949 1 North Calle Cesar Chavez Santa Barbara CA 93103 Mike Whitehurst Treasurer 2016-08-09 true Marc W Brown CPA P01296526 6192241050 2015 2016-12-15 16:53:06Z X www.paceuniversal.com X X 188096 X 179494 8565 37 0 0 0 0 188096 87535 71441 1222 4450 223 14240 179111 8985 73580 82565 X 75669 84708 842 1492 76511 86200 2931 3635 73580 82565 1. Nurture the educational, health, nutritional, social and cultural development of children, especially girls, in impoverished areas of India and other areas of the planet.2. Equip women with the social and economic tools they require to become agents of change and advocates of equity within their homes and throughout their communities. 3. Partner with organizations to implement projects designed to enable individuals to improve the quality of life within their community.4. Establish a mechanism for the prevention of social and criminal abuses that are waged against children, particularly girls, such as child trafficking, prostitution, child marriage, child labor and other social and psychological injustices prevalent on many parts of the planet. Since 2003, PACE has worked in Piyali Junction India, a community steeped in the depravity of abject poverty. The Piyali Learning Centre (PLC) is a joint venture between PACE and the Rotary Club of Metropolitan Calcutta. PLC's focus is on girls' education but PLC also empowers women and improves the standard of living through out the entire community.Achievements:GIRLS EDUCATION A well-established system of education guided by regulatory agencys academic curriculum is offered at Piyali Learning Centre (PLC) which enables 230+ girls to get an education and prepare them for the official board certified Class 10 and Class 12 exams. Passing of these two class exams are the minimum qualification needed for any kind of future employment for our girls.An extensive system of proper nutrition (two free meals/each school day), immunization, medical care and shoes/clothing/dental hygiene are offered to the girls to assure their health and facilitate their ability to attend school regularly for education.A very well developed After School Enrichment (ASE) program involving arts, music, life skill and physical education are offered at the center to assure the girls proper social and cultural development.WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT - A well establish Adult Literacy Program (ALP) and Vocational Training Program (VTP) have been offered to about 50 60 mothers to allow them to augment their own and their families income by sale of products that they produce school uniforms, cultural program costumes, tote bags, and sari envelopes for card packaging.About 20+ women have completed master tailoring class which has given them the option to qualify for micro-loans to buy machines and do tailoring business from home.About 10+ women are involved with jewelry making program. Much market research is conducted from PACE headquarters on the latest designs for salable jewelry, proper techniques for finish are taught and the products are made and shipped to the US for sale and income generation for participating beneficiaries.COMMUNITY PACE Universal has developed a very successful partnership with the Rotary Club of Calcutta Metropolitan (RCCM) to implement the full gamut of programs that is successfully uplifting a community out of abject poverty while setting up a proto-type model which can be duplicated in other communities, whenever child trafficking and the vagaries of extreme poverty rob people of humanity and a chance at normal human life. Through this partnership PACE and RCCM are offering and have implemented clean water wells, sanitation units, built roads, planted fruit trees, gifted an ambulance, offered adult literacy and vocational training programs, and training in organic gardening.PACE and RCCM working with other benefactors have established SAFE (Sanctuary Abode For Education) to provide housing and a safe haven for very high risk girls and women of the community. SAFE became operational in October of 2015.PACE and RCCM have also been able to offer employment to local fathers and mothers who work at PLC again allowing them to earn a living and uplifting their families out of extreme poverty.With the recent completion of the Multiplex Vocational Service Center it is anticipated that PACE and RCCM annually will be able to offer 200 young adults from the village to receive employable skills training.PACE and RCCM are now offering extensive internship program for visiting young people at PLC. The partnership has rented a Guest House in the city to house these young volunteers who are coming from developed countries as individuals or through formalized university programs to work and learn at the center. They are learning about that kind of poverty and the programs that we are offering to help alleviate it. 54624 X 87535 54624 Deepa Willingham Chairman 50.00 0 Satya Mitra Director 4.00 0 Angie Fischer Director 2.00 0 Jayanta Chatterji Director 35.00 0 Naresh Goyal Director 10.00 0 Evie Greene Secretary 2.00 0 Ben Lindahl Director 4.00 0 Betty Madsen Director 2.00 0 Sally Adelblue Vice-Chair 2.00 0 Mike Whitehurst Treasurer 8.00 0 Elly Washington Director 6.00 0 Sylvia Whitlock Director 4.00 0 X false false false false false false false false 0 0 false false CA Mike Whitehurst 530 B Street Suite 1430 San Diego CA 92101 6192393034 false false false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 127256 96118 214260 117830 179494 734958 0 0 127256 96118 214260 117830 179494 734958 0 734958 49 44 20 13 37 163 0 0 735121 12409 0.99980 0.99740 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Grants and Similar Amounts Paid In Excess of $5,000.1 Class of Activity: Piyali Learning Centre | Donee's Name: Rotary Club of Calcutta Metro. Trust | Donee's Address: Ganga Jamuna Apartments, 28/1 | Relationship of Donee: INDEPENDENT | Cash Amount Given: $87535 Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $86 Other Expenses.1005 Travel $3999 Other Expenses.1007 Conferences, Conventions, and Meetings $321 Other Expenses.1 Public Relations $6859 Other Expenses.2 Supplies $753 Other Expenses.3 Credit Card Fees $701 Other Expenses.4 Equipment Maintenance $701 Other Expenses.5 Bank Charges $439 Other Expenses.6 Meeting Expense $120 Other Expenses.9 Registration $100 Other Expenses.10 Telephone $80 Other Expenses.11 Misc. $61 Other Expenses.12 Fees $20 Other Assets.1 Rent Deposit - Beginning $842 Rent Deposit - Ending $842 Other Assets.2 Advance - Beginning $0 Advance - Ending $650 Total Liabilities.1 Payroll Taxes Payable - Beginning $1931 Payroll Taxes Payable - Ending $2635 Total Liabilities.2 Due to RCCMT - Beginning $1000 Due to RCCMT - Ending $1000