2026-02-13T02:13:24Z 2025-12-31 990EZ 2025-01-01 991406963 IMAHELPS ECUADOR IMAH 7608982786 9432 W Liam St Sioux Falls SD 57106 Tracey D Allen Treasurer 7608982786 2026-02-13 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X https://imahelpsecuador.org X X 85230 85230 0 85230 73841 73841 11389 8641 20030 8641 20030 8641 20030 8641 20030 To provide humanitarian medical, dental, and surgical services to underserved populations in Ecuador through volunteer-based medical missions. IMAHELPS ECUADOR conducted a humanitarian medical and dental mission in Cayambe, Ecuador, providing free medical, dental, and pain management services to underserved populations. During the mission, 2,506 clinical services were delivered, including 457 general/internal medicine visits, 364 pediatric consultations, 331 gynecology and obstetrics services, 109 emergency consultations, 811 pain management treatments, and 434 dental procedures. A total of 986 prescriptions were dispensed. Approximately 66.7% of patients served were women, and the most represented age group was 3154 years (36.2%). Services included preventive care, chronic disease management, dental restorations, and medication distribution to individuals lacking regular access to healthcare. Patients requiring additional monitoring or post-procedure evaluation were referred for follow-up care coordinated through local medical providers to ensure continuity of treatment after the mission concluded. 73851 Program Service Expenses: (portion of above total) As part of the Cayambe mission, IMAHELPS ECUADOR provided 434 dental procedures, including cleanings, restorations, extractions, and preventive care services. Dental services addressed untreated decay, periodontal disease, and pain-related conditions among both adults and children. Expenses included dental instruments, clinic supplies, sterilization materials, and logistical support required to operate temporary treatment facilities. Program Service Expenses: (portion of above total) The organization delivered 811 pain management treatments and dispensed 986 prescriptions to patients with limited access to essential medications. Services included treatment for musculoskeletal conditions, inflammatory disorders, and chronic pain. Expenses included mission medicines, clinical supplies, transportation, and temporary clinic infrastructure required to distribute medications safely and effectively. 73851 Ines Allen President 40.00 0 0 0 Nina K Maw Maw MD Vice President 1.00 0 0 0 Tracey D Allen Secretary/Treasurer 25.00 0 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false CA SD Tracey D Allen 9432 W Liam St Sioux Falls SD 57106 7604858964 false true EC false false false false false false false false false false NONE 0 NONE 0 true X 0 0 0 0 85230 85230 0 0 0 0 85230 85230 85230 85230 X 1.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I Revenue Classification Volunteer logistics fees totaling $13,650 were received in connection with a humanitarian medical mission in Cayambe, Ecuador. These payments were used to cover lodging, ground transportation, and meals for participating volunteers and are reported as program service revenue. Part III Program Service Accomplishments During 2025, the organization conducted a humanitarian medical mission in Cayambe, Ecuador, delivering 2,506 clinical services, including general medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, emergency care, dental services, and pain management treatments. A total of 986 prescriptions were dispensed. Patients requiring additional monitoring or post-procedure evaluation were referred for follow-up care coordinated through local medical providers to ensure continuity of treatment after the mission concluded. Part V Activities Outside the United States The organization conducted charitable program activities in Ecuador during 2025. Program expenses were incurred in South America in connection with the delivery of medical and dental services to underserved populations. Part V Foreign Office During the year, the organization paid facility rent and legal expenses totaling $20,258 in support of program-related medical activities conducted in Ecuador. The facility supported mission-related coordination and charitable medical services. No board member received compensation from these arrangements. Part V Related Governance Disclosure Two members of the Board of Directors, Ines Allen and Tracey Allen, are spouses. No compensation was paid to either individual. The organization manages related-party considerations through board oversight and documentation in meeting minutes. Part 1, Line 16 Other Expenses Other expenses consist primarily of program-related travel, lodging, meals, medical and clinic supplies, volunteer logistics, ground transportation, mission equipment, facility expenses, legal expenses, communications, and administrative support costs associated with humanitarian medical missions conducted in Ecuador.