2026-09-10T15:36:33-04:00 2025-12-31 990EZ 2025-01-01 851767642 Greenward Inc GREE 2122033731 23014 NE 69th Ave Melrose FL 32666 Patrick Gallaway Treasurer 2122033731 2026-09-11 false 2025 X X X 100962 X 100962 0 0 0 100962 42858 1339 44197 56765 15657 0 72422 16023 72422 16023 72422 16023 72422 Greenwards mission is to empower women and strengthen underserved communities through sustainable innovation. Greenward supports programs in rural Tanzania that improve food security and nutrition expand economic opportunities for women improve access to clean water promote education and protect the environment. Greenward develops and supports sustainable technologies and community-based programs including school nutrition clean cooking and reduced firewood use tree planting and other initiatives designed to improve the health economic well-being and long-term self-sufficiency of women children and their communities. Greenward continued the research and development of a Solar Electric Cooking System designed for use in rural communities in Tanzania. The system is intended to reduce dependence on firewood for cooking thereby reducing deforestation household smoke exposure and the time women spend collecting firewood. During 2025 project activities focused primarily on research engineering design testing and development in the United States. Greenward evaluated alternative methods of storing solar energy for cooking with an emphasis on developing a practical affordable system that can be constructed operated and maintained using locally available materials and skills. The development work established the basis for producing and testing prototypes in Tanzania during 2026. Greenward plans to work with Tanzanian educational and community partners to construct prototypes conduct performance testing train local participants and evaluate the technology under actual cooking conditions before considering broader community deployment. 65000 19600 Greenward supports sustainable community development programs benefiting women children and families in underserved communities in Tanzania. Programs focus on food security and school nutrition womens economic development access to clean water environmental conservation and sustainable cooking technologies. Greenward provides financial and technical support for school lunch programs serving children in rural communities and works with local organizations to improve nutrition and school participation. Greenward also supports programs designed to reduce dependence on firewood for cooking including the development and testing of solar-powered thermal energy storage and insulated cooking systems. These efforts are intended to reduce household fuel costs deforestation indoor smoke exposure and the time women spend collecting firewood. Additional activities include support for water storage tree planting education and initiatives that increase economic opportunities and self-sufficiency for women. Greenward works with established Tanzanian organizations and educational institutions to implement monitor and evaluate these programs. 23258 X 1339 20939 Clifton Hiebsch Chairman and President 20 0 0 0 Miranda Kelly Secretary 2 0 0 0 Patrick Gallaway Treasurer 10 0 0 0 Steve Dorman Director 2 0 0 0 Troy Hiebsch Diretor 2 0 0 0 X true false false false false false false false false FL Patrick Gallaway PO Box 146 Earleton FL 32631 2122033731 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 0 0 0 100 100962 101062 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 100962 101062 1363 99699 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 101062 0 0.9865 0 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I, line 10 | Class of Activity:, Name of the Grantee:, Address of the Grantee:, Aggregate Amount:, Description of Relationship:| WAEV Tanzania charitable programs Primary-school lunches tree planting and environmental conservation household water programs reduced firewood use for cooking and related WAEV operating support. Draft program expense: $23,258.36; grants included: $23,258.36 foreign grant., Womens Agri-Enviol Vision WAEV, PO Box 191, , Monduli, Arusha none, Tanzania, $23258.00, None| U.S.-based research design development and testing of a solar-electric thermal-energy-storage cooking system intended for eventual use in Tanzania to reduce firewood dependence cooking-smoke exposure and environmental impacts. Draft program expense: $19,434.66., M. Piuze Foundation, 5627 Kanan Road, Suite 436, Agoura Hills, California CA 91301, $19600.00, None| Part V, line 33 | Activity Name:, Description:| Solar Electric Cooking System, Greenward is developing a Solar Electric Cooking System designed to provide a practical and sustainable alternative to cooking with firewood in rural Tanzania. The system uses electricity generated by solar photovoltaic panels to heat a thermal energy storage unit containing sand or other locally available heat-storage material. The stored thermal energy can then be used for cooking and heating water including during periods when direct sunlight is unavailable. The design is intended to minimiz| Greenward is a small charitable organization operated by volunteer officers and directors and did not intentionally disregard its federal annual filing requirements. The organizations administrative focus had been significantly disrupted in 2025 when Clifton Hiebsch Greenwards chairman and the individual principally responsible for overseeing its activities was seriously ill from March through the end of July