2024-11-13T17:33:27-05:00 2023-12-31 271887821 DORIUS LC 3039 W 9600 S South Jordan UT 84095 990EZ 2023-01-01 844844337 NO END TO LOVE INC NOEN 9601 S PENDLETON WAY SOUTH JORDAN UT 84095 Margaret Heighton President 8018318721 2024-11-08 false true Deril Dorius P00439013 8015609706 2024-11-13 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z X X X 54881 X 54880 1 54881 36061 1273 10199 47533 7348 15303 22651 X 17618 23000 0 0 0 0 17618 23000 2315 349 15303 22651 X Promote self-reliance in families & comm Education Assistance Initiative - see Schedule O 20681 X 21954 Self-Reliance Initiative - see Schedule O 6301 X 6301 Lolgorien Farm Initiative for Esthers Childrens Home to Become Self-Reliant - see Schedule O 4278 X 4278 Other program services 4800 X 4800 37333 MARGARET HEIGHTON PRESIDENT 40.00 0 0 0 HEATHER RANGEL TREASURER 4.00 0 0 0 DAVID HEIGHTON SECRETARY 4.00 0 0 0 false false false false false false false false false MARGARET HEIGHTON 9601 S PENDLETON WAY SOUTH JORDAN UT 84095 8018318721 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 18759 49581 72289 54880 195509 18759 49581 72289 54880 195509 115692 79817 1 1 195510 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED List of grants and similar amounts paid Part I line 10 Activity Various program initiatives Grantee Various less than $5,000 each Street Various City, Province, Country, Postal Various, KenyaAmount 36,061 Description of other expenses Part I line 16 Description AmountTravel 99Meals 95Administration 1,486Credit card fees 162Transfer fees 153Advertising and marketing 5,541Software, etc. 708Training/education 1,955 Description of total liabilities Part II line 26 Category Beginning of Year End of YearPayable 2,315 349 Other program services Part III line 31 Other program services include:-Personal hygiene, puberty and maturation trainings and kits.-Food relief for families that come to our attention.-Hire-A-Kenyan where a job is created to benefit the community and pay men to do the job.-50 Beehives installed in two different communities to support school fees by selling honey.-Helping a school teacher who is a single mother to supplement her income.-Helping one of our commmunity reps with financial assistance to build a rental unit and cafe. Part III response or note to any other line in Part III Part III, Line 28 Education Assistance Initiative:Gives hope to families. No End To Love believes as many children as possible from one family should be educated so the whole family is given the opportunity to gain self-reliance through education. In 2023 we had 54 students from 30 families in 18 villages. The students attended 33 schools. School fees are paid for all three terms and a uniform is purchased once a year for each student. We have 25 Primary students, 27 Secondary students and 2 students in post secondary courses. We also monitor grade reports of the students. Part III, Line 29 Self Reliance Initiative:Through the Self Reliance Initiative we have installed solar lighting, rain harvesting systems and started our garden tower project in 2023. The families of our students are our main focus in this program. Since the inception of the program in July 2022 to the end of December 2023, solar lighting systems have beeen installed in the homes of 24 families, 22 rain harvesting systems have been installed and 34 garden towers have been installed for 17 families. Part III, Line 30 Lolgorien Farm Initiative for Esthers Childrens Home to Become Self-Reliant:Esthers Childrens Home is located just outside of Kisii. We have assisted with putting in a Rain Harvesting Tank and cementing a muddy path so the water from both the tank and rainwater could drain away and the path would not track mud into the rooms of the orphanage. We started talking about how they could be self reliant and thus the Farm Initiative was born. In June 2022 the orphanage itself leased two acres and No End To Love followed by leasing another 5 acres for a total of 7 acres. The first harvest a few months later was enough to feed the orphans for a few months. In March 2023 another 2 acres were leased and then in October 2023 another 6 acres were leased for a total of 15 acres being under cultivation. The harvests are feeding the children and starting to take care of some of the other needs of the orphanage as well as paying for some of the costs of running the farm. We will be supporting this project for another few years but slowly more and more of the costs of running the orphanage are being covered by the farming initiative.