2025-11-07T17:00:03-05:00 2024-12-31 831435990 WOORI CPAS LLP 460 BERGEN BLVD STE 203 PALISADES PARK NJ 076502345 990 2024-01-01 371996506 GFOUNDATION GFOU 2015784188 347 5TH AVE SUITE 807 NEW YORK NY 10016 EUN HYE JEONG PRESIDENT 2015784188 2025-10-29 true true JOHN J YOON CPA P00387714 2015784188 2025-10-29 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z EUN HYE JEONG 347 5TH AVE SUITE 807 NEW YORK NY 10016 564860 false X GFOUNDATIONUS.ORG X 2021 CA GFOUNDATION REACHES OUT TO NEIGHBORS WHO ARE VULNERABLE AND OVERLOOKED WITH A VISION TO CREATE A WORLD WHERE THERE IS NO DISTICTION BETWEEN THOSE WHO GIVE AND THOSE WHO RECEIVE HELP. 4 4 4 0 244901 564860 0 0 0 244901 564860 52250 66750 0 56511 285260 0 20165 98409 231125 207170 583135 37731 -18275 194128 123982 123487 71616 70641 52366 X GFOUNDATION REACHES OUT TO NEIGHBORS WHO ARE VULNERABLE AND OVERLOOKED WITH A VISION TO CREATE A WORLD WHERE THERE IS NO DISTICTION BETWEEN THOSE WHO GIVE AND THOSE WHO RECEIVE HELP. false false 473914 66750 1.US DOMESTIC PROGRAMS SUPPORTING SINGLE MOTHERS IN THE U.S: OUR SINGLE MOTHERS SUPPORT INITIATIVE PROVIDES MONTHLY ESSENTIALS AND CELEBRATES MEANINGFUL MOMENTS WITH SINGLE MOTHERS THROUGH GIFT DRIVES, SHARED MEALS, WORSHIP GATHERINGS, AND PERSONAL ENCOURAGEMENT. IN NEIGHBORHOODS SUCH AS PATERSON, NJ, AND FORT LEE, NJ, WE HAVE BUILT TRUSTED RELATIONSHIPS BY CONSISTENTLY SHOWING UP-REMINDING MOTHERS THAT THEY ARE SEEN, SUPPORTED, AND NEVER ALONE. A TOTAL OF 216 SINGLE MOTHERS WERE SUPPORTED. IN ADDITION TO CORE SUPPLIES, WE PROVIDED SEASONAL GIFTS AND PARTICIPATED IN LOCAL EVENTS, CREATING SAFE AND UPLIFTING SPACES WHERE SINGLE MOTHERS FELT CONNECTED AND CARED FOR. THROUGH ONGOING EMOTIONAL, FINANCIAL, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT, WE AIM TO REDUCE ISOLATION AND OFFER DIGNITY AND CARE TO THOSE IN NEED. SUPPORTING REFUGEE FAMILIES LEGALLY RESIDING IN THE U.S: FOR REFUGEE FAMILIES LEGALLY RESIDING IN THE U.S. AND REBUILDING THEIR LIVES IN UNFAMILIAR CITIES, THE EARLY YEARS CAN BE ESPECIALLY ISOLATING. BY PROVIDING PRACTICAL ASSISTANCE AND EMOTIONAL CONNECTIONS, WE HAVE HELPED REFUGEE FAMILIES FEEL SEEN, EMPOWERED, AND CONNECTED AS THEY WORK TOWARD STABILITY AND BELONGING. SINCE OCTOBER 2024, GFOUNDATION USA HAS PARTNERED WITH LOCAL CHURCHES AND ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT REFUGEE FAMILIES IN SYRACUSE, NY; LOUISVILLE, KY; AND DAYTON, OH-PROVIDING PERSONAL CARE ITEMS AND SEASONAL GIFTS SUCH AS MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS, COSMETICS, CLOTHING, AND TOYS. DURING MAJOR HOLIDAYS, INCLUDING THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS, WE VISITED FAMILIES IN PERSON TO DELIVER GIFTS, OFFER PRAYERS, AND REMIND THEM THAT THEY ARE NOT ALONE. A TOTAL OF 587 INDIVIDUALS WERE SUPPORTED, INCLUDING 150 IN DAYTON, OH; 250 IN LOUISVILLE, KY; AND 187 IN SYRACUSE, NY. SUPPORTING SENIORS LIVING ALONE IN THE U.S: HARSH WINTERS CAN BE PARTICULARLY DIFFICULT FOR SENIORS LIVING ALONE, OFTEN WITH LIMITED SUPPORT. TO ADDRESS THIS NEED, WE LAUNCHED OUR SENIOR SUPPORT INITIATIVE, PROVIDING ESSENTIALS SUCH AS WARM CLOTHING, BLANKETS, AND SEASONAL ITEMS. IN DECEMBER 2024, WE PARTNERED WITH NEIGHBOR PLUS TO DELIVER WINTER ESSENTIALS TO 18 SENIORS IN FLUSHING, NY, AND PALISADES PARK, NJ. EACH KIT WAS DELIVERED TO BRING COMFORT, CARE, AND DIGNITY TO ISOLATED SENIORS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. SUPPORTING LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN THE U.S: WE ALSO SUPPORT LOW-INCOME FAMILIES BY PROVIDING EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS-AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY, OUR PRESENCE. BY SPENDING TIME TOGETHER AND LISTENING TO THEIR STORIES, WE REMIND FAMILIES THAT EVEN IN DIFFICULT TIMES, THEY ARE NOT ALONE AND NEVER FORGOTTEN. A TOTAL OF 65 LOW-INCOME FAMILIES RECEIVED SUPPORT. 2. OVERSEA PROGRAMS GIFTING FAMILY PORTRAITS IN MADAGASCAR: IN LOW-INCOME REGIONS OF MADAGASCAR, FAMILIES OFTEN LACK OPPORTUNITIES TO CAPTURE MEMORIES TOGETHER. TO ADDRESS THIS, WE LAUNCHED FRAME OUR MOMENT, PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL FAMILY PORTRAITS AS LASTING GIFTS. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF AFRICAN PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIALIST AND GFOUNDATION AMBASSADOR SHIN MISIK, WE HAVE GIFTED PORTRAITS TO 170 FAMILIES, FOSTERING DIGNITY, RECOGNITION, AND MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. IMPROVING HYGIENE CONDITIONS IN ETHIOPIA: MANY PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN ETHIOPIA LACK ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER AND BASIC SANITATION, RESULTING IN PREVENTABLE ILLNESSES AND EDUCATIONAL DISRUPTION. IN 2024, WE ESTABLISHED OUR ETHIOPIA BRANCH AND LAUNCHED A LARGE-SCALE WASH (WATER, SANITATION, AND HYGIENE) PROJECT, IN COLLABORATION WITH GFOUNDATION KOREA AND THE KOREA INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGENCY (KOICA). KEY OUTCOMES: 1) 7,130 INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED 2) TEACHERS TRAINED IN HYGIENE PRACTICES 3) SCHOOLS RENOVATED OR UPGRADED PROGRAM ACTIVITIES: 1) RENOVATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF SANITATION FACILITIES 2) TEACHER TRAINING IN HYGIENE AND HEALTH EDUCATION 3) PROMOTION OF SUSTAINABLE HYGIENE PRACTICES WITHIN SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES PROGRAM GOALS: 1) REDUCE PREVENTABLE ILLNESSES BY IMPROVING HYGIENE INFRASTRUCTURE 2) PROMOTE HEALTH EDUCATION THROUGH STUDENT AND TEACHER LEADERSHIP 3) FOSTER SUSTAINABLE HYGIENE PRACTICES IN SCHOOL COMMUNITIES HOPE BEGINS WITH SAFE BIRTHS ENHANCING MATERNAL HEALTHCARE IN MADAGASCAR: IN MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREAS OF MADAGASCAR, MANY MOTHERS FACE CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT ADEQUATE CARE, LEADING TO PREVENTABLE COMPLICATIONS AND MATERNAL OR INFANT LOSS. THROUGH HOPE MADAGASCAR, WE: 1) TRAIN LOCAL OB-GYNS AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS 2) EQUIP CLINICS WITH PORTABLE ULTRASOUND DEVICES 3) SUPPORT LONG-TERM CAPACITY BUILDING THROUGH EDUCATION AND MENTORSHIP THIS INITIATIVE DIRECTLY ADDRESSES MATERNAL AND INFANT HEALTH DISPARITIES, WITH IMPLEMENTATION AND ON-THE-GROUND IMPACT CONTINUING INTO 2025. FIGHTING PERIOD POVERTY IN AFRICA: GIRLS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES ACROSS AFRICA OFTEN LACK ACCESS TO SAFE MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS, LEADING TO MISSED SCHOOL DAYS AND HEALTH RISKS. THROUGH PERIOD POVERTY WORLDWIDE, WE CONDUCTED CROSS-BORDER MISSIONS IN CHAD, THE GAMBIA, AND MOROCCO, DISTRIBUTING SANITARY PADS AND PROVIDING MENSTRUAL HEALTH EDUCATION. KEY OUTCOMES: 1) 1,170 GIRLS AND WOMEN REACHED (780 IN MOROCCO, 300 IN CHAD, 90 IN OTHER REGIONS) 2) INCREASED SCHOOL ATTENDANCE DURING MENSTRUATION 3) IDENTIFIED GAPS IN SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS TO INFORM FUTURE INTERVENTIONS 4) DELIVERED URGENT CARE AND SUPPORT TO GIRLS IN CRISIS-AFFECTED AREAS MOROCCO SANITARY PAD SUPPORT PROJECT: SINCE JULY 2024, WE CARRIED OUT A HEALTH AND HYGIENE INITIATIVE IN MOROCCO TO SUPPORT LOW-INCOME ADOLESCENT GIRLS, INCLUDING THOSE IN EARTHQUAKE- AFFECTED AREAS. THE PROJECT PROVIDED SANITARY SUPPLIES AND BASIC HYGIENE EDUCATION TO PROMOTE HEALTHIER AND SAFER MENSTRUAL PRACTICES. THE PROGRAM WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED TO ASSIST 330 BENEFICIARIES BUT SUCCESSFULLY REACHED 780 GIRLS, MORE THAN DOUBLING THE TARGET. THE FULL PROJECT BUDGET OF USD 12,387 WAS UTILIZED TO DELIVER DIRECT SUPPORT AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL HYGIENE RESOURCES. 473914 true true false false false false false false false false false false false true true false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false true false false false true 0 0 false 4 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 4 4 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true false false true false false CA NY X EUN HYE JEONG 2015784188 347 5TH AVE SUITE 807 NEW YORK NY 10016 EUN HYE JEONG PRESIDENT 40.00 X 135338 0 8822 SOJIN BAE DIRECTOR 2.00 X X 0 0 0 CHUNGKWAN PARK DIRECTOR 2.00 X 0 0 0 SOOIL PARK DIRECTOR 2.00 X X 0 0 0 DAVID SHIN DIRECTOR 2.00 X X 0 0 0 135338 8822 1 false false false 414857 150003 109811 564860 564860 66750 66750 135338 108270 13534 13534 112212 69012 43200 17643 10586 6175 882 20067 13845 4768 1454 44 22 22 18845 15076 1922 1847 16600 13280 3320 8457 4827 1217 2413 62314 49851 12463 401 401 3717 1645 2072 PROGRAM SUPPLIES 112084 112084 TRANSPORTATION 4449 4449 ADMIN FEE FOR IN-KIND DON 3423 3423 MEALS 676 338 338 115 55 25 35 583135 473914 89056 20165 54304 38248 139824 85734 194128 123982 2649 4191 120838 67425 123487 71616 X 70641 49689 2677 70641 52366 194128 123982 -18275 X true X false true false X 44361 244901 564860 854122 44361 244901 564860 854122 854122 854122 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RIGHT OF USE ASSETS 64023 SECURITY DEPOSIT 20924 OTHER ASSETS 787 85734 LEASE LIABILITIES 67425 67425 true ETHIOPIA PROGRAM SERVICE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTA 26710 MOROCCO PROGRAM SERVICE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTA 12387 MADAGASCAR PROGRAM SERVICE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTA 26168 GAMBIA PROGRAM SERVICE HUMANITARIAN ASSITAN 740 CHAD PROGRAM SERVICE HUMANITARIAN ASSITAN 745 66750 66750 MOROCCO HUMANITARIAN ASSITAN 12387 WIRE MADAGASCAR HUMANITARIAN ASSISTA 3500 WIRE 19750 MEDICAL DEVICE FMV 6 false false false false false false SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2 THE ORGANIZATION RECEIVED REPORTS ON THE USE OF ITS GRANTS AND FIELD TRIP TO DISASTERED AREAS WHERE ITS GRANTS WERE USED. SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 3 ETHIOPIA 26,710 0 MOROCCO 12,387 0 MADAGASCAR 26,168 0 GAMBIA 740 0 CHAD 745 0 X 109536 FMV X GIFT CARDS 2 275 FMV false false false FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A 1.US DOMESTIC PROGRAMS SUPPORTING SINGLE MOTHERS IN THE U.S: OUR SINGLE MOTHERS SUPPORT INITIATIVE PROVIDES MONTHLY ESSENTIALS AND CELEBRATES MEANINGFUL MOMENTS WITH SINGLE MOTHERS THROUGH GIFT DRIVES, SHARED MEALS, WORSHIP GATHERINGS, AND PERSONAL ENCOURAGEMENT. IN NEIGHBORHOODS SUCH AS PATERSON, NJ, AND FORT LEE, NJ, WE HAVE BUILT TRUSTED RELATIONSHIPS BY CONSISTENTLY SHOWING UP-REMINDING MOTHERS THAT THEY ARE SEEN, SUPPORTED, AND NEVER ALONE. A TOTAL OF 216 SINGLE MOTHERS WERE SUPPORTED. IN ADDITION TO CORE SUPPLIES, WE PROVIDED SEASONAL GIFTS AND PARTICIPATED IN LOCAL EVENTS, CREATING SAFE AND UPLIFTING SPACES WHERE SINGLE MOTHERS FELT CONNECTED AND CARED FOR. THROUGH ONGOING EMOTIONAL, FINANCIAL, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT, WE AIM TO REDUCE ISOLATION AND OFFER DIGNITY AND CARE TO THOSE IN NEED. SUPPORTING REFUGEE FAMILIES LEGALLY RESIDING IN THE U.S: FOR REFUGEE FAMILIES LEGALLY RESIDING IN THE U.S. AND REBUILDING THEIR LIVES IN UNFAMILIAR CITIES, THE EARLY YEARS CAN BE ESPECIALLY ISOLATING. BY PROVIDING PRACTICAL ASSISTANCE AND EMOTIONAL CONNECTIONS, WE HAVE HELPED REFUGEE FAMILIES FEEL SEEN, EMPOWERED, AND CONNECTED AS THEY WORK TOWARD STABILITY AND BELONGING. SINCE OCTOBER 2024, GFOUNDATION USA HAS PARTNERED WITH LOCAL CHURCHES AND ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT REFUGEE FAMILIES IN SYRACUSE, NY; LOUISVILLE, KY; AND DAYTON, OH-PROVIDING PERSONAL CARE ITEMS AND SEASONAL GIFTS SUCH AS MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS, COSMETICS, CLOTHING, AND TOYS. DURING MAJOR HOLIDAYS, INCLUDING THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS, WE VISITED FAMILIES IN PERSON TO DELIVER GIFTS, OFFER PRAYERS, AND REMIND THEM THAT THEY ARE NOT ALONE. A TOTAL OF 587 INDIVIDUALS WERE SUPPORTED, INCLUDING 150 IN DAYTON, OH; 250 IN LOUISVILLE, KY; AND 187 IN SYRACUSE, NY. SUPPORTING SENIORS LIVING ALONE IN THE U.S: HARSH WINTERS CAN BE PARTICULARLY DIFFICULT FOR SENIORS LIVING ALONE, OFTEN WITH LIMITED SUPPORT. TO ADDRESS THIS NEED, WE LAUNCHED OUR SENIOR SUPPORT INITIATIVE, PROVIDING ESSENTIALS SUCH AS WARM CLOTHING, BLANKETS, AND SEASONAL ITEMS. IN DECEMBER 2024, WE PARTNERED WITH NEIGHBOR PLUS TO DELIVER WINTER ESSENTIALS TO 18 SENIORS IN FLUSHING, NY, AND PALISADES PARK, NJ. EACH KIT WAS DELIVERED TO BRING COMFORT, CARE, AND DIGNITY TO ISOLATED SENIORS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. SUPPORTING LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN THE U.S: WE ALSO SUPPORT LOW-INCOME FAMILIES BY PROVIDING EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS-AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY, OUR PRESENCE. BY SPENDING TIME TOGETHER AND LISTENING TO THEIR STORIES, WE REMIND FAMILIES THAT EVEN IN DIFFICULT TIMES, THEY ARE NOT ALONE AND NEVER FORGOTTEN. A TOTAL OF 65 LOW-INCOME FAMILIES RECEIVED SUPPORT. 2. OVERSEA PROGRAMS GIFTING FAMILY PORTRAITS IN MADAGASCAR: IN LOW-INCOME REGIONS OF MADAGASCAR, FAMILIES OFTEN LACK OPPORTUNITIES TO CAPTURE MEMORIES TOGETHER. TO ADDRESS THIS, WE LAUNCHED FRAME OUR MOMENT, PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL FAMILY PORTRAITS AS LASTING GIFTS. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF AFRICAN PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIALIST AND GFOUNDATION AMBASSADOR SHIN MISIK, WE HAVE GIFTED PORTRAITS TO 170 FAMILIES, FOSTERING DIGNITY, RECOGNITION, AND MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. IMPROVING HYGIENE CONDITIONS IN ETHIOPIA: MANY PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN ETHIOPIA LACK ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER AND BASIC SANITATION, RESULTING IN PREVENTABLE ILLNESSES AND EDUCATIONAL DISRUPTION. IN 2024, WE ESTABLISHED OUR ETHIOPIA BRANCH AND LAUNCHED A LARGE-SCALE WASH (WATER, SANITATION, AND HYGIENE) PROJECT, IN COLLABORATION WITH GFOUNDATION KOREA AND THE KOREA INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGENCY (KOICA). KEY OUTCOMES: 1) 7,130 INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED 2) TEACHERS TRAINED IN HYGIENE PRACTICES 3) SCHOOLS RENOVATED OR UPGRADED PROGRAM ACTIVITIES: 1) RENOVATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF SANITATION FACILITIES 2) TEACHER TRAINING IN HYGIENE AND HEALTH EDUCATION 3) PROMOTION OF SUSTAINABLE HYGIENE PRACTICES WITHIN SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES PROGRAM GOALS: 1) REDUCE PREVENTABLE ILLNESSES BY IMPROVING HYGIENE INFRASTRUCTURE 2) PROMOTE HEALTH EDUCATION THROUGH STUDENT AND TEACHER LEADERSHIP 3) FOSTER SUSTAINABLE HYGIENE PRACTICES IN SCHOOL COMMUNITIES HOPE BEGINS WITH SAFE BIRTHS ENHANCING MATERNAL HEALTHCARE IN MADAGASCAR: IN MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREAS OF MADAGASCAR, MANY MOTHERS FACE CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT ADEQUATE CARE, LEADING TO PREVENTABLE COMPLICATIONS AND MATERNAL OR INFANT LOSS. THROUGH HOPE MADAGASCAR, WE: 1) TRAIN LOCAL OB-GYNS AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS 2) EQUIP CLINICS WITH PORTABLE ULTRASOUND DEVICES 3) SUPPORT LONG-TERM CAPACITY BUILDING THROUGH EDUCATION AND MENTORSHIP THIS INITIATIVE DIRECTLY ADDRESSES MATERNAL AND INFANT HEALTH DISPARITIES, WITH IMPLEMENTATION AND ON-THE-GROUND IMPACT CONTINUING INTO 2025. FIGHTING PERIOD POVERTY IN AFRICA: GIRLS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES ACROSS AFRICA OFTEN LACK ACCESS TO SAFE MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS, LEADING TO MISSED SCHOOL DAYS AND HEALTH RISKS. THROUGH PERIOD POVERTY WORLDWIDE, WE CONDUCTED CROSS-BORDER MISSIONS IN CHAD, THE GAMBIA, AND MOROCCO, DISTRIBUTING SANITARY PADS AND PROVIDING MENSTRUAL HEALTH EDUCATION. KEY OUTCOMES: 1) 1,170 GIRLS AND WOMEN REACHED (780 IN MOROCCO, 300 IN CHAD, 90 IN OTHER REGIONS) 2) INCREASED SCHOOL ATTENDANCE DURING MENSTRUATION 3) IDENTIFIED GAPS IN SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS TO INFORM FUTURE INTERVENTIONS 4) DELIVERED URGENT CARE AND SUPPORT TO GIRLS IN CRISIS-AFFECTED AREAS MOROCCO SANITARY PAD SUPPORT PROJECT: SINCE JULY 2024, WE CARRIED OUT A HEALTH AND HYGIENE INITIATIVE IN MOROCCO TO SUPPORT LOW-INCOME ADOLESCENT GIRLS, INCLUDING THOSE IN EARTHQUAKE- AFFECTED AREAS. THE PROJECT PROVIDED SANITARY SUPPLIES AND BASIC HYGIENE EDUCATION TO PROMOTE HEALTHIER AND SAFER MENSTRUAL PRACTICES. THE PROGRAM WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED TO ASSIST 330 BENEFICIARIES BUT SUCCESSFULLY REACHED 780 GIRLS, MORE THAN DOUBLING THE TARGET. THE FULL PROJECT BUDGET OF USD 12,387 WAS UTILIZED TO DELIVER DIRECT SUPPORT AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL HYGIENE RESOURCES. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B A DRAFT OF FORM 990 HAS BEEN REVIEWED BY TOP MANAGEMENT AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C ALL OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ARE REQUIRED TO DISCLOSE IN WRITTEN DOCUMENTS IF THERE IS ANY CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND THE DISCLOSURES ARE REVIEWED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS ANNUALLY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A CEO, ED OR TOP MANAGEMENT OFFICERS' COMPENSAION ARE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 THE GOVERNING DOCUMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST AND THROUGH NYS OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL. GFOUNDATION SOCIAL COOPERATIVE UNIO 30 WORLD CUP BUK-RO 6GIL MAPO-GU SEOUL KOREA, SOUTH KS CHARITY KS 501C3 7 N/A false GFOUNDATION ETHIOPIA PO BOX 18160 NIFAS SILK LAPHOTO BUB ADDIS ABABA ETHIOPIA ET CHARITY ET 501C3 7 N/A false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false GFOUNDATION SOCIAL COOPERATIVE UNIO C 414857 CASH RECEIVED AS GIFTS GFOUNDATION ETHIOPIA B 26710