In 2025, administrative expenses represented 3.2% of the total expenses, while program services, including donated goods, cash grants, and cash purchases, accounted for 89.5%. Donated Goods accounted for 75% of revenue, while Cash, Pledges, and other Income totaled 25%.
In 2024, administrative expenses represented 3.1% of the total expenses, while program services, including donated goods, cash grants, and cash purchases, accounted for 87.9%. Donated Goods accounted for 71.6% of revenue, while Cash, Pledges, and other Income totaled 28.4%.
In 2023, administrative expenses represented 2.9% of the total expenses, while program services, including donated goods, cash grants, and cash purchases, accounted for 90%. Donated Goods accounted for 73% of revenue, while Cash, Pledges, and other Income totaled 27%.
In 2022, administrative expenses represented 2.6% of the total expenses and remained in line with 2021, while program services, including donated goods, cash grants, and cash purchases, accounted for 88.2% of total expenses. Fundraising expenses increased to 9.2% compared to 4.9% in the prior year, reflecting donor acquisition's more competitive nature in an inflationary economy and the post-COVID era. Donated Goods accounted for 74% of revenue, while Cash, Pledges, and other Income totaled 26%. Health Care and Basic needs—including food and home assistance—remain our priority. However, we don't underestimate the long-term importance of Education and Community Development within the context of poverty and hunger relief strategies.
In 2021, administrative expenses represented 1.5% of the total expenses, while program services, including donated goods, cash grants, and cash purchases, accounted for 94%. Donated Goods accounted for 82% of revenue, while Cash, Pledges, and other Income totaled 18%.
Focus: Water programs, Multi-Country Partnerships, Disaster Reliefs.
New Initiatives: “Generating Opportunities For Enterprising Youths” Teaming up with Entreculturas, we'll empower 2,900+ at-risk youth in Guatemala.,El Salvador., & Honduras. with education & income prospects.
Volunteer Program: 65 volunteers weekly packed 17,600+ Family Food Kits, providing over 70,500 meals.
Focus: Feeding programs, housing, education, and health care.
Highlights: Provided over 25 million meals per month, built 4,253 homes, built, repaired, or expanded 58 schools, and shipped 611 tractor-trailers of medicine and medical supplies.
Focus: Feeding programs, housing, education, health care, and disaster relief.
Highlights: Provided 1.2 million meals per day, built 7,582 housing units, and distributed aid to Dominica, Puerto Rico, St Lucia, Antigua, and St. Thomas after hurricanes.
Focus: Feeding programs, housing, education, health care, and disaster relief.
Highlights: Distributed 617 million meals to malnourished children and families, built 9,430 housing units, and provided relief aid to Haiti after Hurricane Matthew.
Focus: Feeding programs, housing, education, and health care.
Highlights: Distributed over 52 million pounds of food to malnourished children and families, built 7,367 housing units, and supported 3,270 children through the Angels of Hope program.
Focus: Feeding programs, housing, education, and health care.
Highlights Distributed over 50 million pounds of food to malnourished children and families, built 6,808 housing units, supported education by building/rebuilding 33 schools and shipping school supplies.
Focus: Feeding programs, housing, education, and health care.
Highlights: Distributed over 67 million pounds of food to malnourished children and families, built 6,805 housing units, and supported education by building/rebuilding 37 schools.
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