2024-11-20T11:05:16-05:00 2023-12-31 550810798 GALLOWAY RAY & COMPANY PA 2000 TOWN PLAZA CT WINTER SPRINGS FL 32708 990EZ 2023-01-01 263992168 AFRICA WINDMILL PROJECT INC AFRI 4072427720 PO BOX 1401 WINTER PARK FL 32790 CRAIG A PETERSEN CFO/TREASURER 4076479894 2024-11-13 false EMILY G RAY P01288635 4076951667 2024-11-13 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z X WWW.AFRICAWINDMILL.ORG X X 178554 X 161226 15321 2007 2007 178554 34231 6388 3449 141282 185350 -6796 70413 63617 X 63254 55021 12354 10596 75608 65617 5195 2000 70413 63617 X TO TEACH RURAL AFRICAN FAMILIES HOW TO GROW FOOD USING IRRIGATION AND SUSTAINABLE FARMING TECHNIQUES IN SOUTHEASTERN AFRICA. ACCOMPLISHMENT: IN 2023 ALONE, AFRICA WINDMILL PROJECT (AWP) PROVIDED TRAINING TO 1,689 FARMERS, EQUIPPING THEM TO BE FOOD SECURE. TOTAL CASH PAYMENTS DURING 2023 FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS AND MATERIALS WERE 34,231. BASED ON THE SURVEY THAT WAS CONDUCTED IN NOVEMBER OF 2023, THE PROJECT HAS 51.04% MEN AND 49.7% WOMEN IN LILONGWE DISTRICT, THIS SHOWS THAT BOTH MEN AND WOMEN ARE EQUALLY PARTICIPATING IN THE AGRICULTURAL INTERVENTIONS. IN MCHINJI DISTRICT, 40.3% ARE MEN WHILE 59.7% ARE WOMEN. EFFORTS OF ALL THE FARMERS RESULTED IN A SUBSTANTIAL PRODUCTION OF 1,392,984 LBS OF FOOD, WHICH CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO LOCAL FOOD SECURITY. UTILIZING 2,317 ACRES OF LAND, THE FARMERS DEMONSTRATED A COMMENDABLE EFFORT TOWARDS OPTIMIZING AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES FOR ENHANCED PRODUCTIVITY. AFTER ENGAGING WITH AWP, PARTICIPATING FARMERS REGULARLY DOUBLE OR EVEN TRIPLE THEIR LANDS YIELD IN JUST 4 YEARS. 72 NEW WINDMILLS WERE INSTALLED DURING 2023. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS: FARMERS THAT HAVE IMPLEMENTED IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE ARE FOOD SECURE. FARMERS ARE COMPLETELY SELF-SUFFICIENT (NOT RELYING ON OUTSIDE AID FOR INPUTS). FARMERS HAVE INCREASED THEIR INCOME AND GARDEN SIZES. THE FARMERS ARE PLANNING AND PREPARING FOR NEXT SEASON. FAMILIES ARE ABLE TO STORE GRAIN FOR FOOD SECURITY LATER AND FOR STAGGERED SALES TO LOCAL MARKETS TO INCREASE THEIR INCOME. FARMERS USE INCOME GENERATED FROM IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE TO IMPROVE LIVING CONDITIONS (REPLACING ROOFS, FLOORING, SUN-DRIED BRICKS ARE REPLACED WITH FIRED BRICKS, AND THEY HAVE ADDED DOORS AND WINDOWS). FARMERS THAT HAVE NOT WORKED WITH AWP ARE UTILIZING IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE BASED UPON OBSERVATION AND CONVERSATIONS WITH NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES (THE TRAININGS ARE SELF-REPLICATING WITHOUT AWP). AWP CONTINUES TO RAISE AWARENESS IN THE UNITED STATES ABOUT SUSTAINABLE SUPPORT THAT EMPOWERS FAMILIES TO BECOME FOOD SECURE. OUR SLOGAN "END HUNGER: GROW FOOD" IS RELEVANT TO CONCERNS WITHIN THE U.S. AND ALL OVER THE GLOBE. APPROXIMATELY 1,275 VOLUNTEER HOURS WERE CONTRIBUTED IN 2023 FOR THE RUNNING AND OPERATIONAL EFFORT OF THIS PROGRAM. 34231 X 167969 167969 JOHN P DRAKE PRESIDENT 5.00 0 JOHN T PARKER VICE PRESIDE 1.00 0 CRAIG A PETERSEN CFO/TREASURE 1.00 0 false false false false false false false false false KIMBERLY DRAKE PO BOX 1401 WINTER PARK FL 32790 4072427720 true MI true MI false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 199578 184854 231739 264446 161226 1041843 199578 184854 231739 264446 161226 1041843 212478 829365 1 96 97 1041940 19830 0.79600 0.79370 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 10 CASH CONTRIBUTION: 34,231 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES OFFICE SUPPLIES & EXPENSES 6,640 AFRICA AGRICULTURAL STAFF 87,199 VEHICLE COSTS 19,847 PROGRAM SUPPLIES & MTLS 11,572 WEBSITE COSTS 1,037 BANK FEES 2,473 TELEPHONE & INTERNET 1,745 FACILITY SECURITY & MTNC 197 ORGANIZATIONAL DUES 3,754 NON-INVESTMENT DEPRECIATION 6,818 TOTAL 141,282 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 EQUIPMENT 48,252 46,167 LESS ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION 35,898 35,571 OTHER CURRENT ASSETS 0 0 TOTAL 12,354 10,596 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 5,195 2,000 FORM 990-EZ, PART III TO TEACH RURAL AFRICAN FAMILIES HOW TO GROW FOOD USING IRRIGATION AND SUSTAINABLE FARMING TECHNIQUES IN SOUTHEASTERN AFRICA. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 ACCOMPLISHMENT: IN 2023 ALONE, AFRICA WINDMILL PROJECT (AWP) PROVIDED TRAINING TO 1,689 FARMERS, EQUIPPING THEM TO BE FOOD SECURE. TOTAL CASH PAYMENTS DURING 2023 FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS AND MATERIALS WERE 34,231. BASED ON THE SURVEY THAT WAS CONDUCTED IN NOVEMBER OF 2023, THE PROJECT HAS 51.04% MEN AND 49.7% WOMEN IN LILONGWE DISTRICT, THIS SHOWS THAT BOTH MEN AND WOMEN ARE EQUALLY PARTICIPATING IN THE AGRICULTURAL INTERVENTIONS. IN MCHINJI DISTRICT, 40.3% ARE MEN WHILE 59.7% ARE WOMEN. EFFORTS OF ALL THE FARMERS RESULTED IN A SUBSTANTIAL PRODUCTION OF 1,392,984 LBS OF FOOD, WHICH CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO LOCAL FOOD SECURITY. UTILIZING 2,317 ACRES OF LAND, THE FARMERS DEMONSTRATED A COMMENDABLE EFFORT TOWARDS OPTIMIZING AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES FOR ENHANCED PRODUCTIVITY. AFTER ENGAGING WITH AWP, PARTICIPATING FARMERS REGULARLY DOUBLE OR EVEN TRIPLE THEIR LANDS YIELD IN JUST 4 YEARS. 72 NEW WINDMILLS WERE INSTALLED DURING 2023. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS: FARMERS THAT HAVE IMPLEMENTED IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE ARE FOOD SECURE. FARMERS ARE COMPLETELY SELF-SUFFICIENT (NOT RELYING ON OUTSIDE AID FOR INPUTS). FARMERS HAVE INCREASED THEIR INCOME AND GARDEN SIZES. THE FARMERS ARE PLANNING AND PREPARING FOR NEXT SEASON. FAMILIES ARE ABLE TO STORE GRAIN FOR FOOD SECURITY LATER AND FOR STAGGERED SALES TO LOCAL MARKETS TO INCREASE THEIR INCOME. FARMERS USE INCOME GENERATED FROM IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE TO IMPROVE LIVING CONDITIONS (REPLACING ROOFS, FLOORING, SUN-DRIED BRICKS ARE REPLACED WITH FIRED BRICKS, AND THEY HAVE ADDED DOORS AND WINDOWS). FARMERS THAT HAVE NOT WORKED WITH AWP ARE UTILIZING IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE BASED UPON OBSERVATION AND CONVERSATIONS WITH NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES (THE TRAININGS ARE SELF-REPLICATING WITHOUT AWP). AWP CONTINUES TO RAISE AWARENESS IN THE UNITED STATES ABOUT SUSTAINABLE SUPPORT THAT EMPOWERS FAMILIES TO BECOME FOOD SECURE. OUR SLOGAN "END HUNGER: GROW FOOD" IS RELEVANT TO CONCERNS WITHIN THE U.S. AND ALL OVER THE GLOBE. APPROXIMATELY 1,275 VOLUNTEER HOURS WERE CONTRIBUTED IN 2023 FOR THE RUNNING AND OPERATIONAL EFFORT OF THIS PROGRAM.