2013-11-14T11:32:30-08:00 2012-12-31 Adams Kvittem-Barr & Assoc CPAs LLP PO Box 3513 Carefree AZ 853773513 990EZ 2012-01-01 204545716 Humanitarian Wave HUMA 7602302229 649 Beach Street Encinitas CA 92024 Yanaris Nieves 2013-11-14 true Barbara J Kvittem-Barr CPA P00367535 4804885255 2012 2016-03-07 17:11:31Z X www.humanitarianwave.org X X 29000 X 29000 0 0 0 0 29000 5693 3021 316 33684 42714 -13714 51369 37655 X 51597 37891 993 1 52590 37892 1221 237 51369 37655 Humanitarian Wave is committed to helping children and adults living in poverty, suffering from disease, abuse and neglect. Our primary goal is to provide opportunities that produce a lasting positive effect in the quality of life of people and communities in need. By helping people in need through works of love and compassion, Humanitarian Wave embraces a movement toward advancing the well being of humanity as a whole. Program Service Accomplishments 2012In 2012, Humanitarian Wave continues running programs in the following countries: Mexico, United States and Uruguay.In 2012 Humanitarian Wave continued to support and create new projects in: Mexico, and Uruguay. Support in the United States was limited to support local organizations in their efforts to provide food, clothing, and shelter for people in need. Over 400 people in 3 countries benefit directly from Humanitarian Waves programs and current projects in each of these countries.Mexico:For the year 2011, Humanitarian Wave continued to develop its efforts in the community of Troncones and the community of La Saladita. One of the accomplishments for 2012 was the creation of the Friends of Sirena Scholarship . This scholarship helps finance the education of three girls in the community of Troncones. The ultimate goal of this scholarship is to help these girls attain a college education.Since Ola Humanitaria was created in 2011 various projects have been submitted by the local communities. The creation of Ola Humanitaria not only makes Humanitarian Wave's efforts stronger but also has opened a way for the community to be more engaged in improving their lives. The Azulita Project, a community effort in the community of La Saladita, proposed to create a recycling center for the community. The recycling plant will help generate employment, support the local youth program from the revenue generated by the recycling plant, as well to help improve the environmental impact of plastic and other recyclable material. This project is in the process of being funded and will begin in 2013.Project Impact: Over 100 families. Uruguay: Humanitarian Wave continued to support the Youth Center in the community of Marindia. Funding for the year 2012 continued to help provide food for the youth center for the harsh winter months and also the support of the organic agriculture program and greenhouse project. Funding was provided for Christmas celebrations which included providing food, toys, and clothing for the children and their families.Project Impact: Approximately 100 children.San Diego, USA:Humanitarian Wave participated and helped fund holiday programs that provided food and toys for abused women and children as well as families going through economic hardships.Project Impact: Approximately 50-60 families. 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