2011-11-07T10:36:29-05:00 2010-12-31 Byerley Payne and White CPA PA 114 W North First Street Seneca SC 29678 990 2010-01-01 540803181 Amish Mennonite Aid Inc AMIS 8916 Mission Home Road Free Union VA 22940 Ivan R Beachy 8007173844 2011-11-07 false Mark A Payne 8648821937 2011-11-07 2010 2016-03-07 17:11:31Z Ivan R Beachy 3694339 false X X 1966 VA The purpose of AMA shall be to render material moral and spiritual aid in the name of Christ to destitute and needy people 6 4 2 145 0 0 2473878 3509078 60318 38875 16172 6662 4224 88166 2554592 3642781 805007 1231861 0 645763 641363 0 13629 991140 2007357 2441910 3880581 112682 -237800 1560953 1353563 5540 39798 1555413 1313765 The purpose of AMA shall be to render material moral and spiritual aid in the name of Christ to destitute and needy people false false 1688658 912023 Kenya Programs AMA provides two bishops and nine pastors for twelve churches in scattered rural areas Mission personnel assist with weekly Bible studies oversee the distributions of humanitarian aid and oversee community visitation and social se rvices Teaching seminars for youth and adults on a variety of subjects are presented in strategic locations Bilble correspondence coureses are also offered with an active enrollment of 24000 students on 12312010 Over 6800 religious refere nce books including 4700 Bilbles were distributed at a subsidized price to local pastors teachers and interested lay persons 1522561 111123 37029 El Salvador Programs AMA operates a medical clinic staffed by an American doctor and two American registered nurses with assistance from a locally trained staff Approximately 8000 patient visits were registered on the 145 clinic days during 2010 In addition to providing quality medical attention most of these patients also received fine medicines in exchange for a symbolic contribution Seven pastors and 6 lay leaders were provided to assist churches in 12 major areas with a total attenda nce of 490 persons Leadership and assistance were given to 2 elementary schools staffed by 6 local teachers and 2 American teachers with an attendance of 106 students Six students graduated from the ninth grade the highest level offered AMA als o provided 4 men to assist with leadership give counsel and to serve as board members of 3 sister minitries - Strong Tower Childrens Home Center for Training and Housing Deaf Students and Strong Tower Christian School 287128 299 1846 Belize Programs AMA provided five pastors for five area churches Three elementary schools were operated and staffed by seven American teachers and seven local teachers Seven students graduated from the elementary schools in 2010 Mission personnel conduct prison ministries and numerous community social programs such as girls and boys clubs activities for youth from Belize City and outlaying villages in home Bible studies and hospital and community visitation Paraguay Programs AMA supports a foreign organization that operates two clinics in rural areas of Paraguay The staff includes a certified midwife one registered nurse one licensed practical nurse and seven nurse aids One local medical doctor oversees the clinic functions in the remote area One pastor is provided for a church in a remote area Three American school teachers were also provided to assist in two local schools 261509 208416 3759856 true true false false false false false false false true false false true false false false false false true true true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false true 116 0 true 2 true false true BH ES KE false false false false false false false false X 6 4 false false false false false true true true true false false true false false false false false false X Ivan R Beachy 8007173844 8916 Mission Home Road Free Union VA 22940 Alvin Stoltzfus 1.00 X 0 0 0 Daniel Bontrager 1.00 X 500 0 0 Earl Peachy 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Ivan R Beachy 45.00 X X 36000 0 0 Paul I Beachy 1.00 X 0 0 0 Philip Beachy 1.00 X 0 0 0 36500 0 0 0 false false false 3509078 1077943 3509078 Clinicschool fees 900099 38875 38875 38875 1114 1114 15808 10260 5548 5548 5548 70672 41298 29374 29374 Currency translatin adj 900099 27432 27432 Miscellaneous 900099 31360 31360 58792 3642781 127041 0 6662 1231861 1231861 36500 36500 544986 523386 21600 47365 47365 12512 8086 4426 32018 25822 6196 8498 3400 5098 8821 931 200 7690 5689 5689 51592 44625 6967 4197 887 3060 250 111471 111471 323380 300933 22447 83460 83460 3118 3118 Other supplies 264763 264188 575 Medicinemedical supplies 1102962 1102962 7388 7361 27 3880581 3759856 107096 13629 666500 549669 93517 67301 12536 1434648 718924 800936 715724 8333 1560953 1353563 5540 39798 5540 39798 X 1555413 1313765 1555413 1313765 1560953 1353563 X -237800 -3848 X false false false X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 107960 107960 853360 350359 503001 473328 368565 104763 715724 Advances to foreign nationals 8333 8333 true South America 2 33 Grant making 261509 Central America and the Caribb Grant making 111421 Central America and the Caribb 10 81 Program services ClinicChurches etc 1698267 Sub-Saharan Africa Grant making 844902 Sub-Saharan Africa 2 64 Program services Churchesschslitera 843757 14 178 14 178 3759856 3759856 South America General operations 207860 Checks 557 Medicine a Estimated Sub-Saharan Africa General operations 844902 Checkswire Sub-Saharan Africa Real estate 45569 Church pro Book Central America and General operations 70349 Wire trans Central America and General operations 14879 Wire trans Central America and General operations 25895 Wire trans 6 Economic Aid Central America and 10 299 Cash payme Economic Aid Sub-Saharan Africa 1311 21551 cash payme false false false false false false Part I Procedures for Monitoring AMA requires financial reports from most grantees and also performs periodic on site visits to observe operations and the use of funds Part I Line 3f AMA uses the accrual basis of accounting to record expenses in foreign regions Part III Number of Recipients The number of individuals receiving specific aid was based upon management estimates derived from records kept at the respective business offices X 12 1077943 Red Book value false false false The numbers listed in column b represent the number of contributions received during the year 01. Member election for additional members (Part VI, line 7a) The board members are appointed to four year terms on a rotating basis One member is elected each year at the Annual Beachy-Amish Ministers Meeting from a slate of three or four available nominees The vote is taken by ballot and the ushers of the hosting community assist in counting the votes The results of the election are presented to the Ministerial Body during the business session of the Annual Beachy-Amish Ministers Meeting The slate of nominees is to be prepared in advance of the annual meeting to give opportunity for the nominees clearnace and availability from the home church ministry 02. Governing body decisions (Part VI, line 7b) Amendments to AMAs by laws need approval of 75 of the attending ministers for ratification at the Annual Beachy-Amish Ministers Meeting New projects and ministries into new countries are presented to the ministerial body for approval When the office of secretary is vacated a successor shall be appointed by the remaining board members giving due opportunity for approval by the appointees home church Once the appointee has been approved by his home church this shall be presented at the next annual meeting of Amish Mennonite Aid and will need a 75 affirmative vote by the attending ministers to become effective 03. Form 990 governing body review (Part VI, line 11) The AMA board treasurer reviews the information presented in Form 990 prior to its filing with the IRS 04. Governing documents, etc, available to public (Part VI, line 19) AMA makes its Form 990 and other governing documents such as its articles of incorporation and by-laws available upon request These documents may also be inspected at AMAs office located in Free Union VA 05. Explanation of other changes in net assets or fund balances (Part XI, line 5) AMA decreased beginning net assets by 3848 because of prior accounting restatements