2024-04-22T12:30:53-07:00 2023-12-31 990EZ 2023-01-01 223086330 PEACEWORKS INC PEAC 9173016967 1125 Woolley Avenue Union NJ 07083 John Keith Treasurer 9173016967 2024-04-22 John Keith 999009999 1 1 11 0 AAL2 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X www.peaceworks.org X X 192564 X 188838 0 0 483 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3243 1106 2137 0 191458 145113 0 0 27550 0 7760 14999 195422 -3964 99459 -1470 94025 99459 94025 0 0 0 0 99459 94025 0 0 99459 94025 Development and humanitarian support to Nicaragua. Peaceworks mission is to support grassroots community organizations in Nicaragua as they work to overcome a history of poverty, violence against women and environmental destruction. In 2023, Peaceworks delivered $145,113 in cash grants to partners in Nicaragua. The following support was provided to our partners to further their work. 1) $69,030 was given for the Inhijambia's program for street children at risk due to drub abuse, homelessness and domestic violence in Managua. The program provides shelter, food, counseling and education to the children. Of the 69,130, $50,855 was used to support salaries and operations, $16,025 was used to provide education funds for the girls in the program and $2,150 was designated to help build a home for former children in abusive situations. 2) $39,190 was given to our Partner Fedicamp, of which $24,190 was used to support operations and salaries, and $15,000 was used to improve sanitation at several poor villages, by constructing high quality latrines and new water supply systems. Fedicamp supports small famers and agricultural communities in Northern Nicaragua. 3) $24,400 was given to Axayacatl for support for its programs for women recovering from domestic violence and developing small business in rural areas. This included funds for salaries and operations, counseling and to support livestock purchases and micro- business support for women in the Masaya, Nicaragua area. 4) $5,000 was given to the La Chispa De Vida program of the La Tierra/Mariposa organization in Nicaragua, that provides education, food, and physical therapy for children with disabilities. 5) $2,600 was given to the El Porvenir Coffee Collective for vehicles and equipment to help this struggling coffee-growing rural community. 6) $4,800 was given to the Juan Vernado Palo De Oro Turtle Project, which fosters the propagation and restoration of endangered sea turtles on the Nicaragua Pacific Coast. 7) $93 was given to a local community organization in New Jersey also providing support to Nicaragua organizations. 145113 181398 181398 Denis Johnston President 14 0 0 0 John Keith Treasurer 6 0 0 0 Marilyn Devroye Secretary 4 0 0 0 Guy Talbot Member 3 0 0 0 Diane Sterner Member 8 0 0 0 Maggie Joralemon Member 3 0 0 0 Susan Steiner Member 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NJ John Keith 1125 Woolley Avenue Union NJ 07083 9173016967 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NONE NONE 1 X 175816 150439 184792 174971 187368 873386 175816 150439 184792 174971 187368 873386 873386 370 342 141 428 483 1764 0 0 996 384 2137 3517 878667 0.99399 0.99664 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 10 Peaceworks mission is to support grassroots community organizations in Nicaragua as they work to overcome a history of poverty, violence against women and environmental destruction. In 2023, Peaceworks delivered $145,113 in cash grants to partners in Nicaragua. The following support was provided to our partners to further their work. 1) $69,030 was given for the Inhijambia's program for street children at risk due to drub abuse, homelessness and domestic violence in Managua. The program provides shelter, food, counseling and education to the children. Of the 69,130, $50,855 was used to support salaries and operations, $16,025 was used to provide education funds for the girls in the program and $2,150 was designated to help build a home for former children in abusive situations. 2) $39,190 was given to our Partner Fedicamp, of which $24,190 was used to support operations and salaries, and $15,000 was used to improve sanitation at several poor villages, by constructing high quality latrines and new water supply systems. Fedicamp supports small famers and agricultural communities in Northern Nicaragua. 3) $24,400 was given to Axayacatl for support for its programs for women recovering from domestic violence and developing small business in rural areas. This included funds for salaries and operations, counseling and to support livestock purchases and micro- business support for women in the Masaya, Nicaragua area. 4) $5,000 was given to the La Chispa De Vida program of the La Tierra/Mariposa organization in Nicaragua, that provides education, food, and physical therapy for children with disabilities. 5) $2,600 was given to the El Porvenir Coffee Collective for vehicles and equipment to help this struggling coffee-growing rural community. 6) $4,800 was given to the Juan Vernado Palo De Oro Turtle Project, which fosters the propagation and restoration of endangered sea turtles on the Nicaragua Pacific Coast. 7) $93 was given to a local community organization in New Jersey also providing support to Nicaragua organizations. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 Insurance - $1,196; Bank and CC Fees - $1,051; Other Fees - $63; Event Expenses - $2,761; Delegation Expenses - $8,752; Storage Fees - $800; Office Supplies - $376. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 20 Change in stock asset value.