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1 RENOVATE AND EQUIP THE ANA FRANK WARD WITH MODERN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, SUCH AS RESPIRATORS, MONITORS, CRIBS, ETC., IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE CARE PROVIDED, IMPLEMENT MORE EFFICIENT SURGICAL TECHNIQUES, AND REDUCE THE CHILDREN'S MORBIDITY/MORTALITY AS WELL AS THEIR TIME IN THE HOSPITAL. 52911 WIRE TRANSFER 0 SOUTH AMERICA - 2 HELP A TRANSIT HOME FOR YOUNG GIRLS COVER THEIR OPERATIONAL NEEDS AND THE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF THE GIRLS SO THEY MAY FOCUS ON PROVIDING ACADEMIC AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, AS WELL AS IMPLEMENT WORKSHOPS AND ACTIVITIES. 8543 WIRE TRANSFER 0 SOUTH AMERICA - 3 OFFER A NEW CHANCE AT LIFE BY PROVIDING UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOUNDED AND DISABLED MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AS WELL AS FOR ANY FAMILY MEMBERS OF VETERANS WHO PASSED AWAY DURING THEIR SERVICE. 23500 WIRE TRANSFER 0 SOUTH AMERICA - 4 PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, AND ATHLETES, AS WELL AS IMPROVE THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF A SCHOOL BY REMODELING THE BATHROOMS, LIBRARY, 4 CLASSROOMS, AND RECREATION AREA. 20614 WIRE TRANSFER 0 SOUTH AMERICA - 5 PROVIDE QUALITY CARE FOR CHILDREN SETTLED IN BORDER AREAS SERVED BY THE INDIGENOUS ACADEMIC CENTER NO. 6, PATAJATAMANA, BY IMPROVING ITS INFRASTRUCTURE (KITCHEN-DINING ROOM MODULE AS WELL AS A SANITARY BATTERY MODULE), AND FOSTERING AN ENVIRONMENT OF SOCIALIZATION AND WELL-BEING. 60000 WIRE TRANSFER 0 SOUTH AMERICA - 6 IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF THE PIAROA INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING TRADITIONAL WEAVING AND SELF-LEARNING WORKSHOPS, CREATING TWO ECOLOGICAL REGENERATION AREAS FOR ACCESS TO RAW MATERIALS, AND PROVIDING A PLANT NURSERY THUS GUARANTEING THE TRANSMISSION OF KNOWLEDGE AND VALUES, FOOD AUTONOMY, AND A PROPER MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES. 37051 WIRE TRANSFER 0 SOUTH AMERICA - 7 STRENGTHEN THE PRODUCTIVITY OF FARMERS IN THE VILLAGE OF ROA AND GUARANTEE A DIRECT ACCESS FOR THEIR CROPS BY INSTALLING THE NECESSARY CONNECTIONS FROM THE MAIN DISTRIBUTION NETWORK TO THE FARMERS' PLOTS, FURTHER EXPANDING THE 2020 PROJECT WHERE THEY BUILT A RESERVOIR AND INSTALLATED PIPES. 41606 WIRE TRANSFER 0 SOUTH AMERICA - 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12 CREATE TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY KITCHENS IN THE PERI-URBAN COMMUNITIES OF MIT (PUERTO LOPEZ, SANTA MARTA, TUCANDIRA, PUEBLO NUEVO AND PUERTO CORRONCHO) THAT WILL BECOME A SPACE FOR THE TRANSMISSION AND EXCHANGE OF ANCESTRAL KNOWLEDGE AROUND THE CARE/HEALTH OF CHILDREN, WITH EMPHASIS ON PLANTING, COLLECTING AND PREPARING FOOD. 25000 WIRE TRANSFER 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 2: AFTER G2C PROVIDES A GRANT TO ORGANIZATIONS OUTSIDE THE US, IT COMPLETES THE FOLLOWING STEPS TO REGULATE, MONITOR AND REPORT ON THE GRANT DISBURSEMENTS AND PROJECT PROGRESS. 1. G2C CREATES A PAYMENT AND DELIVERABLES SCHEDULE FOR THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION, INDICATING THE DEADLINES OF NARRATIVE AND/OR FINANCIAL REPORTS AND GRANT INSTALLMENT PAYMENT. 2. A GRANT AGREEMENT IS SIGNED BETWEEN G2C AND THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION OUTSIDE THE US IN THE LOCAL LANGUAGE. 3. FOR EACH GRANT INSTALLMENT RECEIVED BY THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION, G2C RECEIVES AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTER FROM THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION. 4. NARRATIVE AND FINANCIAL REPORTING FORMS ARE SUBMITTED TO G2C BY THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION. 5. G2C PERFORMS ON-SITE VISITS TO ENSURE AN APPROPRIATE USE OF FUNDS BY THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 IS REVIEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND TREASURER PRIOR TO RELEASING THE FORM 990 FOR REVIEW BY THE ENTIRE BOARD. ONCE REVIEWED BY THE ENTIRE BOARD THE FORM 990 IS APPROVED AND FILED. 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