2013-09-13T09:21:33-05:00 2012-12-31 SHELDON REDER CPAS INC 1230 SPRINGFIELD PIKE CINCINNATI OH 45215 990EZ 2012-01-01 204748423 THE TANDANA FOUNDATION INC TAND 2933 LOWER BELLBROOK ROAD SPRING VALLEY OH 453709001 HOPE TAFT 2013-08-27 true MARK REDER 5137714100 2013-09-12 2012 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z X WWW.TANDANAFOUNDATION.ORG X 185983 X 92133 92645 606 599 185983 36411 471 996 147470 185348 635 129448 1179 131262 X 94111 106409 35337 24853 129448 131262 129448 131262 X CREATING CROSS-CULTURAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FUNDING FOR SMALL COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN HIGHLAND ECUADOR AND MALI'S DOGON COUNTY. TANDANA COORDINATED NINE VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS IN ECUADOR, WHICH ALLOWED 139 NORTH AMERICANS TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO HELP 16 RURAL COMMUNITIES IN ECUADOR, WHILE LEARNING ABOUT THE LOCAL CULTURE. TWO OF THESE PROGRAMS WERE FOCUSED ON HEALTH CARE, AND ALLOWED OUR VOLUNTEER HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS TO TREAT 1265 PATIENTS. ONE OF THESE PROGRAMS ALLOWED US TO PROVIDE FREE VACATION ENGLISH AND MATH COURSES FOR APPROXIMATELY 60 LOCAL STUDENTS. OTHER PROGRAMS ALLOWED US TO BUILD A GREENHOUSE FOR A NATIVE TREE NURSERY, BUILD A RETAINING WALL FOR A POTABLE WATER SYSTEM, AND MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO A COMMUNITY CENTER. OUR INTERNSHIP AND LONG-TERM VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS ALSO ALLOWED 8 NORTH AMERICANS TO SPEND 2-10 MONTHS EACH IN ECUADOR AND TO PROVIDE ENGLISH CLASSES AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND ASSISTANCE AT A RURAL HEALTH CENTER AND A NATIVE TREE NURSERY. WE COORDINATED ONE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM IN MALI, WHICH ALLOWED 11 NORTH AMERICANS TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO HELP TWO RURAL COMMUNITIES WHILE LEARNING ABOUT THE LOCAL CULTURE AND HELPING TO BUILD A GRAIN BANK FOR THE VILLAGE OF SAL-DIMI. 133702 TANDANA PROVIDED FUNDING FOR SEVERAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES IN MALI, INCLUDING THE RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF TWO WELLS, WHICH ALLOWS THE INHABITANTS OF TWO VILLAGES SAFE ACCESS TO WATER, ADDITIONAL TRAINING IN GARDENING TECHNIQUES, SEEDS, AND TOOLS FOR THE YAROU PLATEAU SCHOOL, LITERACY CLASSES FOR 150 WOMEN OF KANSONGHO AND KANI, A LATRINE FOR THE KANSONGHO COTTON BANK, SOAP-MAKING TRAINING FOR WOMEN IN KANSONGHO, AND SUPPORT TO OLOGUELEMO AN ASSOCIATION OF 8 VILLAGES THAT HAS FORMED TO PROTECT AND ENCOURAGE THE TREES IN THEIR AREA. IN ECUADOR PROGRAMS, WE ASSISTED WITH A NEW ROOF FOR THE AGUALONGO COMMUNITY CENTER; CEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE PANECILLO COMMUNITY CENTER; A GATE FOR THE SCHOOL IN PADRE CHUPA, A RETAINING WALL TO PROTECT THE WATER SOURCE FOR PANECILLO, AND A GREENHOUSE FOR THE UCINQUI NATIVE TREE NURSERY. 29219 TANDANA PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 78 RURAL ECUADORIAN STUDENTS, WHICH ALLOWED THEM TO ATTEND SECONDARY SCHOOL, AND FOR 5 RURAL ECUADORIAN STUDENTS TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY. TANDANA PROVIDED BOOKS, SUPPLIES, UNIFORMS, TRANSPORTATION COSTS, AND OTHER FEES. 12789 X 16614 179535 HOPE TAFT 15.00 0 JENNIFER SCHLOSSER 0.50 0 DOUG CAPELIN 0.25 0 CATHERINE DISON 0.25 0 LAURIE FRANCIS 0.25 0 BEAU LEFLER 0.25 0 RICK O'HARA 0.25 0 SHANNON ONGARO 0.25 0 LANDER PURVIS COONEY 0.25 0 JILL SPIKER 0.25 0 ELIZABETH WEINSTEIN 0.25 0 ANNA TAFT 43.00 9000 JULIE LUNDQUIST 0.25 0 false false false false false false false false false OH HARRY BLAIR 3067 MILL POND DRIVE BELLBROOK OH 45303 9373101140 true EC false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 27872 49965 55235 87785 92133 312990 54851 55790 78563 101360 93244 383808 82723 105755 133798 189145 185377 696798 696798 1600 649 586 582 606 4023 1600 649 586 582 606 4023 84323 106404 134384 189727 185983 700821 0.99430 0.99380 0.01000 0.01000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED OTHER REVENUE FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 8 COOKBOOK SALE 599 TOTAL 599 OTHER EXPENSES FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES AIRFARE 13,850 TRANSPORTATION 16,844 INSURANCE 865 BUSINESS REGISTRATION FEE 100 CONSULAR FEES 501 ACTIVITIES COSTS 2,105 PROJECT SUPPLIES 27,363 MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND SERV 4,846 EXCHANGE LOSS 201 COMMUNICATIONS/PHONE 1,730 BANK AND EXCHANGE FEES 1,773 FOOD 19,406 MISCELLANEOUS 1,257 SUPPLIES 15,042 SCHOLARSHIPS 12,789 LODGING 27,636 NON-INVESTMENT DEPRECIATION 1,162 TOTAL 147,470 OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS OR FUND BALANCES FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 20 UNREALIZED GAIN ON BENEFICIAL INTEREST ASSET 1,179 OTHER ASSETS FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 4,785 7,434 LESS ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION 1,233 2,395 ADVANCES AND PREPAID TRAVEL CARDS 13,671 0 BENEF INTEREST ASSET HELD BY OTHERS 18,114 19,814 TOTAL 35,337 24,853 PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE FORM 990-EZ, PART III CREATING CROSS-CULTURAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FUNDING FOR SMALL COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN HIGHLAND ECUADOR AND MALI'S DOGON COUNTY. FIRST ACCOMPLISHMENT FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 TANDANA COORDINATED NINE VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS IN ECUADOR, WHICH ALLOWED 139 NORTH AMERICANS TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO HELP 16 RURAL COMMUNITIES IN ECUADOR, WHILE LEARNING ABOUT THE LOCAL CULTURE. TWO OF THESE PROGRAMS WERE FOCUSED ON HEALTH CARE, AND ALLOWED OUR VOLUNTEER HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS TO TREAT 1265 PATIENTS. ONE OF THESE PROGRAMS ALLOWED US TO PROVIDE FREE VACATION ENGLISH AND MATH COURSES FOR APPROXIMATELY 60 LOCAL STUDENTS. OTHER PROGRAMS ALLOWED US TO BUILD A GREENHOUSE FOR A NATIVE TREE NURSERY, BUILD A RETAINING WALL FOR A POTABLE WATER SYSTEM, AND MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO A COMMUNITY CENTER. OUR INTERNSHIP AND LONG-TERM VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS ALSO ALLOWED 8 NORTH AMERICANS TO SPEND 2-10 MONTHS EACH IN ECUADOR AND TO PROVIDE ENGLISH CLASSES AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND ASSISTANCE AT A RURAL HEALTH CENTER AND A NATIVE TREE NURSERY. WE COORDINATED ONE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM IN MALI, WHICH ALLOWED 11 NORTH AMERICANS TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO HELP TWO RURAL COMMUNITIES WHILE LEARNING ABOUT THE LOCAL CULTURE AND HELPING TO BUILD A GRAIN BANK FOR THE VILLAGE OF SAL-DIMI. SECOND ACCOMPLISHMENT FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 TANDANA PROVIDED FUNDING FOR SEVERAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES IN MALI, INCLUDING THE RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF TWO WELLS, WHICH ALLOWS THE INHABITANTS OF TWO VILLAGES SAFE ACCESS TO WATER, ADDITIONAL TRAINING IN GARDENING TECHNIQUES, SEEDS, AND TOOLS FOR THE YAROU PLATEAU SCHOOL, LITERACY CLASSES FOR 150 WOMEN OF KANSONGHO AND KANI, A LATRINE FOR THE KANSONGHO COTTON BANK, SOAP-MAKING TRAINING FOR WOMEN IN KANSONGHO, AND SUPPORT TO OLOGUELEMO AN ASSOCIATION OF 8 VILLAGES THAT HAS FORMED TO PROTECT AND ENCOURAGE THE TREES IN THEIR AREA. IN ECUADOR PROGRAMS, WE ASSISTED WITH A NEW ROOF FOR THE AGUALONGO COMMUNITY CENTER; CEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE PANECILLO COMMUNITY CENTER; A GATE FOR THE SCHOOL IN PADRE CHUPA, A RETAINING WALL TO PROTECT THE WATER SOURCE FOR PANECILLO, AND A GREENHOUSE FOR THE UCINQUI NATIVE TREE NURSERY. THIRD ACCOMPLISHMENT FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 TANDANA PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 78 RURAL ECUADORIAN STUDENTS, WHICH ALLOWED THEM TO ATTEND SECONDARY SCHOOL, AND FOR 5 RURAL ECUADORIAN STUDENTS TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY. TANDANA PROVIDED BOOKS, SUPPLIES, UNIFORMS, TRANSPORTATION COSTS, AND OTHER FEES. HOPE TAFT JENNIFER SCHLOSSER DOUG CAPELIN CATHERINE DISON LAURIE FRANCIS BEAU LEFLER RICK OHARA SHANNON ONGARO LANDER PURVIS COONEY JILL SPIKER ELIZABETH WEINSTEIN ANNA TAFT JULIE LUNDQUIST