FH Canada Annual Report FY 2013

ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR OCTOBER 2012 TO SEPTEMBER 2013

Guatemala

Peru

Haiti

Rwanda

Burundi

Uganda

Ethiopia

Bangladesh

Cambodia

Philippines

LATIN AMERICA

AFRICA

ASIA

1,013 CHILDREN SPONSORED Guatemala 446 Haiti 174 Peru 393

2,190 CHILDREN SPONSORED Burundi 692 Ethiopia 363 Rwanda 396 Uganda 739

667 CHILDREN SPONSORED Bangladesh 328 Cambodia 294 Philippines 45

7 PARTNERED COMMUNITIES IN 3 COUNTRIES

13 PARTNERED COMMUNITIES IN 4 COUNTRIES

7 PARTNERED COMMUNITIES IN 3 COUNTRIES

COMMUNITY GRADUATION Xonca, Guatemala 2022 Rio Azul, Guatemala 2020 Cachiman, Haiti 2018 Villa Hortencia II, Guatemala 2017 Nueva Imagen, Peru 2014 Rinconada Del Sol, Peru 2014 Santa Barbara, Peru 2014

COMMUNITY GRADUATION Busekera, Rwanda 2021 Nashisa, Uganda 2020 Marare, Uganda 2019 Buraniro I, Burundi 2017 Buraniro II, Burundi 2017 Mufumya, Burundi 2017 Musema, Burundi 2017 Beredu Belo, Ethiopia 2016 Handhura Balo, Ethiopia 2016 Milki Gudina, Ethiopia 2016 Oda Gudina, Ethiopia 2016 WO W

CHILD SPONSORSHIP

Bufukhula, Uganda

2013

GRADUATED!

NEW

COMMUNITY GRADUATION Char Borobila, Bangladesh 2023 Toul Treas, Cambodia 2015 Ou Kokir Kondal, Cambodia 2015 Ou Kokir Krom, Cambodia 2015 Lumtong Thmai, Cambodia 2015 Mymensingh, Bangladesh 2015 San Roque Navotas, Philippines 2014

INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION (IMED)

3,022 sponsors active in the lives of 3,870 deserving children.

4,969 total children directly benefiting from Food for the Hungry Canada’s childfocused programs.

16 40-foot containers shipped to 12 countries:

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Burundi Guatemala Honduras Kenya

Malawi Nicaragua Philippines Rwanda

GRADUATING COMMUNITIES OUT OF POVERTY IN 10 YEARS Food for the Hungry Canada currently walks with 27 partner communities in 10 countries worldwide.

Since 1994 FH Canada has seen 37 communities graduate as self-sustaining.

South Africa Tanzania Thailand Uganda

HIGHLIGHTS

OCTOBER 2012 to SEPTEMBER 2013

PARTNERSHIPS & ADVOCACY

HEALTH & NUTRITION

AGRICULTURE & FOOD SECURITY

9 teams with 88 participants travelled to partnered communities.

In Haiti, a Mobile Medical Clinic delivered preventative care training to over 800 people. 120 children and 200 mothers were treated with basic medical care.

135 children were visited in-home for nutritional monitoring.

In Burundi, 62% of all families in our communities have kitchen gardens.

In Guatemala, 64 volunteer mothers leading Cascade Groups and Growth Promotion Teams made over 2,000 visits during the past year, impacting the wellbeing for children ages 0-5.

In Rwanda, 150 pigs were distributed to farming families. By the end of the year, 65 sows had given birth, and 65 piglets were given to other farming families.

12 engagement events with church and business partners.

18 Poverty Revolution Boot Camps and trainings across 5 provinces, educating 568 participants.

1 Helping Without Hurting day-conference in Edmonton, AB gathering over 540 attendees.

In Ethiopia, 483 kgs of improved varieties of fruits and vegetable seeds and 285 female goats were distributed to families alongside training courses.

EMERGENCY RELIEF

EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT

INCOME-GENERATION & LIVELIHOODS

In Syria and Lebanon, FH joined forces with Integral Alliance, Medair, World Renew, the Lebanese Society for Social Development, and the Fellowship of Middle East Ev. Churches to provide food aid to 2,479 refugee families, mattresses to 410 homes, and blankets, stoves, and more to over 1,160 refugee families.

In Burundi, 93.5% of grade six students were promoted to secondary school, a vast improvement over last year’s 67%.

In Bangladesh, savings groups cumulatively increased their savings by almost $11,000 CAD and granted 116 new loans to their members.

In Guatemala, 670 homes were visited to encourage parents to send their children to school and to support their children in their studies.

In Uganda, 452 parents saved approximately $20,485 CAD through Savings and Loans Groups training.

FINANCIAL REPORT OCTOBER 2012 to SEPTEMBER 2013

REVENUE

30.6%

EXPENSES

81.8%

36.1%

Child Sponsorship

Commodities (IMED)

Building Sustainable Communities

% Canadian & 27.6% 5.7 Programs Partnerships

International Development Programs

Charity registration: 132152893RR0001

11.1%

7.1%

Invested to Generate Income

Administration & Running Costs

Child Sponsorship Commodities (IMED) International Development Programs Canadian Programs & Partnerships

$2,018,733 CAD $2,376,547 CAD $1,817,440 CAD $374,586 CAD

Building Sustainable Communities $5,289,114 Invested to Generate Income $718,342 Administration & Running Costs $459,100

TOTAL REVENUE

$6,587,305 CAD

TOTAL USE OF FINANCES

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