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2023 -
With a cumulative attendance of 510 feet
crossing our door every
month we are thrilled with the stability of
our school for our children
ages 4-12 years. With a slight growth in revenues to
$195,500 but a
significant increase in costs we are
expanding our reach to try to
increase funding drives for next year.
2022 - This year saw a return to
in-person classes and despite
on-going restrictions imposed on schools
regarding the number
of students allowed, we were able to accommodate
all 70 students
with classes and in our nutrition programs.
In December, with the
help of a local fundraiser we replaced the
roof on our main outdoor
teaching room.
Revenues
down a little
at $191,000.
2021 -
With our homework and food basket deliveries
in full swing
since April of last year we continued the
support for our 80 students
and our sponsored families seamlessly throughout the year. With the
school still closed we took advantage of the
space to host spaying
and neutering clinics in cooperation with
local animal rescue
organizations which we also support. You can
see photos of all our
work from the link on the home page.
A
small increase in revenues to $194,700.
2020 -
A difficult year for all. In response to the
global situation the
government of Guatemala ordered all schools
to be closed in March.
We responded immediately by transferring our
resources to delivering
food baskets and homework to our students
and their families; for
which they were most grateful since the
shutdown of public transport
had great affected their earnings.
We
actually had a 2% increase in revenues to
$192,340.
2019 -
This year marked the end of our teenager
program with the
graduation of our last 11 teens who started
with us when they were
just children. Our focus this year was on
expanding our programs
and services for children ages 4-11 years.
Our average attendance
was 485 feet-crossing-our-door every month.
A slight growth in revenues to $189,700.
2018 -
With an average attendance of 530
feet-crossing-our-door every
month we are thrilled with the stability of
our school for our 83 children
ages 4-20 years. This year we also plan to
continue our work with street
dogs which started last year with almost 30
dogs and puppies re-homed
by our students and staff.
A slight growth in revenues to $193,000.
2017 -
A year in which we settled into our new
school in Antigua Guatemala
where the work of continuing the classes for
our students has taken on a new
sense of heart and family! We are so proud
of our staff and students for
making the Integral Heart School such a warm
and loving environment.
A slight growth in revenues to $189,000.
2016 - This year our biggest
achievement was the opening of our own
school, La Academia. We now have a home for
our 85 students, a base
for our Family Liaison / Social Worker and
the school is also home for
our Critical-Thinking, English, Spanish,
History, Psychology and Homework
study classes. We are also serving over 1500
meals and snacks per month
to our students, staff and volunteers. With
the addition of one part-time
fundraiser, whose role was to primarily
fundraise for the school, we
raised our overall revenues to $186,000.
2015 - A year in which we worked primarily on depth;
in our Critical-Thinking
Program and in the relationships we have
with our existing sponsored
families, students and our donors. This was
also a year that saw a dream
come true; the commencement of our
Teacher-Training Program which allows
6 senior Critical-Thinking teens (5 of whom
have been with us for 5 years)
to enter our three-year, full-time learning
program. We also finalized the
funding
requirements that will allow us to install
34, 250W solar panels at local
non-profit schools and centers in 2016.
Revenues
$154,000
2014 - This was a year of change
within the programs on the ground in
Guatemala. Firstly we promoted our local
Guatemalan staff person to
manage our family sponsorship
program. Our former program
director was empowered to run a new
independent program called the
Organic Learning Center. IHF is currently supporting
45 families and 55 students,
with 25 students in our Critical Thinking
Program. Total Revenues $128,000
2013 - We formed a local non-profit
on January 14, 2013 here in Guatemala.
Asociacion Corazon Integral -
NIT: 8015 519-6. Our financial support
grew
moderately and according to our projections
and we had a nice increase in
in gifts-in-kind in 2013. We are now supporting
14 college
students, 49
sponsored children, 28 teens in
our Critical-Thinking Program,
4 staff and
10 additional projects and
related overhead. Total Revenues $104,000
2012 saw a 100% increase in funding
over the previous year. This allowed for
the opening of a second kindergarten and allowed our
sponsorship and educational
programs in
Guatemala to grow, provided us with the
confidence to add
our two
paid staff
members. Total Revenues $89,000.
2011 was a year of great growth for The
Integral Heart Family in Guatemala.
As a comparatively
young organization, we began work in 2010
with moderate
cash reserves and no donor base. Total
Revenues $38,000.
2010 was the year that we first began
with the idea of forming our own
non-profit entity after 6 months of
volunteering with other organizations
in the Antigua Guatemala area. Total
Revenues $8,000
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Total does not include gifts-in-kind and estimated
value of volunteer labor for that year.
Please see our IRS 990 tax returns below for
those specifics.
| Integral
Heart Foundation: EIN 27-4957996 |
| Date
of U.S. State Incorporation - February
14th, 2011.
(See State
Registration) |
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We
are incorporated in Utah simply because of their low
cost basis for non-profits. |
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| 501c3
IRS non-profit tax returns: |
2023 - 990ez
2023
2022 - 990ez
2022
2021 - 990ez
2021
2020 - 990ez
2020
2019 - 990ez
2019
2018 - 990ez
2018
2017 - 990ez
2017
2016 - 990ez
2016
2015 - 900ez
2015
2014 - Part
1 / Part
2
2013 - Part
1 / Part
2
2012 - Part
1 / Part
2
2011 - Part
1
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| IRS
Non-profit Determination
letter received Dec. 22, 2011 (See
501c3 letter) |
| Form
1023 is available on request: please contact
us. |
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| Guatemalan
Legal Entity |
We formed a
Guatemala non-profit
on January 14, 2013:
Asociacion Corazon Integral -
NIT: 8105 519-6 |
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| Mailing
address: |
Integral
Heart Foundation
1649 Blaine Ave
Salt Lake City
UT 84105
(Guatemala
Address) |
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| Phones: |
| USA:
(1) 646 235 3666
Guatemala:
(502) 4789 0522 |
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| Contact
email: |
| Email:
info at integralheartfoundation.org |
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| Banking
details: |
| Bank
Name: Wells Fargo USA |
| Account
name: Integral Heart Foundation |
| Contact
us for details |
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*Why is The Integral Heart Foundation not on CharityNavigator?
We are a small non-profit and
CharityNavigator requires
public support to be more
than
$500,000 and total revenues to be more
$1,000,000 in the most recent fiscal
year. For more see; http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=content.view&cpid=32
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