2025-09-12T18:05:38-07:00 2024-10-31 450935232 Watax LLC 506 2nd Avenue 1010 Seattle WA 98104 990 2023-11-01 371651468 To Live TOLI 2066124210 2416 55th Avenue SW Seattle WA 98116 Ernest Loevinsohn President 2066124210 2025-09-09 true true Stephanie Johnston P02069746 2062197321 2025-09-12 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Ernest Loevinsohn 2416 55th Ave SW Seattle WA 98116 10815 false X N/A X 2011 WY TO REDUCE THE EXTENT OF HUMAN SUFFERING THROUGH SUCH MEANS AS COMBATTING DISEASE, MALNUTRITION, AND INJURY. 3 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 916689 10815 0 916689 10815 64750 56036 0 0 0 0 41454 44158 106204 100194 810485 -89379 2863869 2774814 51 375 2863818 2774439 TO REDUCE THE EXTENT OF HUMAN SUFFERING THROUGH SUCH MEANS AS COMBATTING DISEASE, MALNUTRITION, AND INJURY. false false 38956 36036 0 Further expanded work in providing health care in high-mortality areas of rural Africa. This expansion focused on delivering free health services to combat the main child killers, including pneumonia, malaria, and diarrheal dehydration. Some health services are provided by paid workers who reside in the village. The organization continued to work with mobile health workers on motorcycles and expanded the range of free services they provide. One key feature of the program is that almost all health services are delivered in the village, since travel is often very difficult for villagers due to factors such as expense, insecurity, and restrictions on women. Another key feature is a focus on the highest impact interventions so as to maximize the number of deaths averted. In addition to grants, the resources provided by To Live included over 2,000 estimated hours of volunteer time. 40311 0 0 The organization worked on advocacy to improve health outcomes in developing countries. The main area of work was advocacy with Congressional committees with a view to enhancing the effectiveness and front-line focus of US global health programs. The organization continued to work on a bipartisan basis to engage allies in the advocacy, including working with family physicians and others. Advocacy efforts included meetings on Capital hill and other communications with Congress as well as letters to the editors to highlight issues related to global health program effectiveness. The main expenditure item for this program service was professional fees, but over 2,000 hours of volunteer time were also contributed. Training volunteers was a key part of the work. 20000 20000 0 The organization continued its global health scholarship program to support the professional development of people who have an interest in global health work and have demonstrated talent in that area. Recipients must be studying, or shortly planning to study, for a career in the health professions; the scholarship funds are provided to help support those studies. The organization provided $20,000 of scholarship grant funding during the year. 99267 false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true true false true 0 0 true 0 false false false false false false false false X 3 0 true false false false false false false true false true false false true false true false false false false false X To Live 2066124210 2416 55th Ave SW Seattle WA 98116 X Benjamin Loevinsohn Director & Vice President 15.00 X X 0 0 0 Kathleen Guy Secretary 0.20 X X 0 0 0 Ernest Loevinsohn Chairperson & President 25.00 X X 0 0 0 false false false X 10815 0 10815 10815 0 0 10815 20000 20000 36036 36036 850 0 850 0 40000 40000 0 0 25 0 25 0 340 320 20 0 311 311 0 0 2600 2600 0 0 Fees to Wyoming 32 0 32 0 100194 99267 927 0 1329 5960 2862540 2768854 2863869 2774814 51 375 51 375 X 1329 5960 2862489 2768479 2863818 2774439 2863869 2774814 -89379 X false false false 2768854 F 2768854 true Central America 0 0 Investments 2768854 Sub-Saharan Africa 0 0 Grantmaking Public health grants 36036 0 0 0 0 2804890 2804890 Sub-Saharan Africa Health services 36036 Bank Deposit 1 false false true false false false Pt I Line 2 Expenditures are reported using the dollar amount of the cash grant. To Live monitored the expenditures of the recipient organization at least monthly, and reviewed key indicators of the recipient organizations public health impact at least monthly. true 0 0 Scholarship 1 20000 Other Scholarship funds were granted to an individual recipient who is attending medical school. To Live screens potential recipients to ensure that they meet the criteria of the organizations scholarship program, including (1) that they are studying or shortly planning to study for a career in the health professions (2) that they have demonstrated interest in and talent for global health work (3) that the cost of the course of study is greater than the scholarship amount (4) that they are not a family member (including in-law, nephew, niece, uncle, aunt, or first or second cousin) of any current or former officer or director of the organization. Other Page 12 Part XII Accounting method was erroneously reported as Cash on prior year filing. Accurately reported as Accrual on this years filing. Pt IV Line 34 - To Live owns the shares of a foreign company which is neither taxable nor tax-exempt in the United States. Accordingly, the organization has answered Question 34 in the negative and has not filled in Part II or IV of Schedule R. Pt IV Line 34 - Further, To Live has provided the financials of the controlled organization in the Form 5471 and attachments. To ensure transparency, here is the information that would have been provided had Part IV of Schedule R been filled out: Entity Name: Damour Inc. Address: Columbia Center, Road Town, Tortolla, VG 1110, British Virgin Islands. BVI Company Domicile: British Virgin Islands. Direct Controlling Entity: To Live. Type of Entity: BVI Business Company. Share of total income is 100% of year-end assets, 100% ownership. Sec 512(B) (13). To Live controls Damour Inc. within the meaning of 512(B) (13) (D). Pt VI, Line 1a The Chairperson has the authority to define the will of the board if consensus cannot be reached after a good-faith effort. However, in the history of the organization, the board has never failed to reach consensus. Pt VI, Line 2 Kathleen Guy and Ernest Loevinsohn have family and business relationships. Ernest Loevinsohn and Benjamin Loevinsohn have a family relationship. Other Pt VI, Line 9 - Benjamin Loevinsohn, 39A Chemin des Vignes, 1299 Crans Pres Celigny, Switzerland Pt VI, Line 12c To Live Bylaws require the disclosure of any actual or possible conflicts of interest. The organzation has interpreted this to mean the actual or potential conflicts must be disclosed as soon as they arise. The conflict of interest policy covers all directors and officers as well as any other person who is a disqualified person as defined by relevant Internal Revenue Code provisions and IRS regulations. The board reviews any possible conflicts, except that an interested person may not be present for the discussion or decision. Pt VI, Line 15a Also Line 15b - The organzations top management official (CEO) worked as a volunteer and did not receive compensation. The same is true of the other officers. Pt VIII Line 3 - 26 USC Sec 951 requires the organization to report on its return the Subpart F income from a Controlled Foreign Corporation. Accordingly, we have shown on this line the Subpart F income rather than the dividend income. Pt VI, Line 11b The Chair reviewed the form and sent the draft form along with his comments to the other board members. Pt VI, Line 19 The Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws including conflict of interest policy, and financial statements of the organization were available upon request. Pt VI, Line 8b There are no such committees. Form 990, Part VI, Line 9 Benjamin Loevinsohn 39A Chemin des Vignes Crans Pres Celigny OC 1299 false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false Damour Inc F 104500 Cash Dividend