Guatemala Peru Haiti Rwanda Burundi Uganda Ethiopia Bangladesh Cambodia Philippines

ANNUAL REPORT

LATIN AMERICA ASIA

COMMUNITY

Mategouasse, HaitiXonca, Guatemala Rio Azul, Guatemala Cachiman, Haiti Villa Hortencia II, Guatemala Nueva Imagen, PeruSanta Barbara, Peru

Rinconada Del Sol, Peru

GRADUATION

20252022 20202018 201720152015

2014

1,145 CHILDREN SPONSOREDGuatemala 511 Haiti 340

Peru 294 8 PARTNERED COMMUNITIES

IN 3 COUNTRIES

COMMUNITY

BOEUNG MEALEA, Cambodia

Char Borobila, BangladeshANLONG VENG, Cambodia

Mymensingh, Bangladesh

San Roque Navotas, Philippines

GRADUATION

2025

20232015

2015

2014

663 CHILDREN SPONSOREDBangladesh 456 Cambodia 207

Philippines GRADUATED

17 PARTNERED COMMUNITIES IN 3 COUNTRIES

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR OCTOBER 1, 2013 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2014

AFRICA

COMMUNITY

SASIGA Highlands, Ethiopia

KABARORE, Burundi

Busekera, RwandaNashisa, UgandaMarare, UgandaKAYANZA, Burundi

SASIGA Lowlands, Ethiopia

Ntwali, Rwanda

GRADUATION

2026

2025

2021202020192017

2016

2014

2,576 CHILDREN SPONSOREDBurundi 786 Ethiopia 694 Rwanda 392 Uganda 704

35 PARTNERED COMMUNITIES IN 4 COUNTRIES

Dangalli Gongo, Fayine Tarano, Gallo, Gammane, Haro Guidna, Nano Sanbatdure, Oda, Warra Kura

Bikiltu Shonkora, Baredo Belo, Handhura Balo, Hora Wata, Kersa Mojo, Lalisa Bareda, Mada Jalala, Milki Gudina, Oda Gudina

Buraniro I, Buraniro II, Mufumya, Musema, Shembati

Buvumo, Buyumpu, Jene, Gisagara, Kibati, Rorero, Ryamukona, Yandaro

Beoung Malea, Chan Hiea, Sakada, Tep Chey, Tropeang Russei, Tuek Lich

Lumtong Thmai, Ou Angrae, Ou Kokir Kondal, Ou Kokir Korum, Phum Thmei, Toul Prasat, Toul Treas, Trapeang Taov

NEW NEWNEW

IT’S ABOUT THRIVING COMMUNITIES

NEW

IN 2014 FH CANADA WALKED WITH 57 PARTNER COMMUNITIES IN 10 COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE.

ENDING POVERTY - ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME

AGRICULTURE& FOOD SECURITY

In Cambodia, 106 people (64 women) learned to cultivate multipurpose gardens and combat disease through nutrition.

287 goats were distributed in Ethiopia.

65 families in Guatemala established family gardens.

HIGHLIGHTSOCTOBER 2013 t o SEPTEMBER 2014

HEALTH & NUTRITION

658 people in Bangladesh participated in health lessons focused on diarrhea prevention, sanitation, vaccination, and prenatal care.

306 people in Ethiopia were trained in constructing and using latrines.

712 primary school children in Uganda had midday meals provided.

INCOME-GENERATION & LIVELIHOODS

40 Savings Groups with 671 members met regularly in Bangladesh; 8 bought sewing machines to start generating income.

5 cooperatives in Rwanda were trained in improved cultivation techniques to increase crop yields and family income.

6 Savings Groups with 107 members extended 49 loans in Haiti.

EDUCATION & LEADERSHIP

33 Bible club classes in 4 communities in Burundi had 936 children in attendance.

169 community leaders in Ethiopia were trained in disaster-risk management, preparedness, and early warning systems.

A new preschool for 60 children was started in Guatemala.

200 families in Peru received counseling in parenting skills.

EMERGENCY RELIEF

IMED shipped 5 food containers to 4 countries (Nicaragua, South Africa, Burundi, Guatemala).

2 relief containers valued at $93,905 were delivered to the Philippines.

FH Canada committed $80,000 to Typhoon Haiyan relief and partnered with Tearfund to support reconstruction activities by FH Philippines, including disaster risk reduction, livelihoods, health & sanitation, and access to clean water.

IN 2014 4,193 SPONSORS WERE ACTIVE IN THE LIVES OF 4,384 CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

CHILD SPONSORSHIP

FH WALKS WITH CHURCHES, LEADERS, AND FAMILIES IN OVERCOMING ALL FORMS OF POVERTY.

HIGHLIGHTSOCTOBER 2013 t o SEPTEMBER 2014

COMMUNITY GRADUATIONS

Rinconada del Sol, Peru and San Roque, Philippines graduated as self-sustaining communities!

In Rinconada del Sol, 60% of secondary school graduates have gone on to technical school or university and every home now has electricity. The community started as a squatter settlement, but now they all own their land and have the property title! This has major implications for their legal rights.

In San Roque, early intervention for malnourishment is now part of maternal care and the school dropout rate has virtually disappeared. Several emergency preparedness plans are in place with a network of trained community members and provision sites to mitigate the staggering number of natural disasters that rock the islands each year.

IMEDINTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION

Collecting and refurbishing donated equipment from around Canada, IMED shipped 15 40-foot containers to 11 countries:

Afghanistan Burundi El SalvadorEthiopiaGhanaGuatemala

NTWALI, RWANDA WAS THE 40TH FH CANADA

PARTNERED COMMUNITY TO GRADUATE

SINCE 1994 FH CANADA HAS SEEN 40 COMMUNITIES GRADUATE AS SELF-SUSTAINING.

GRADUATING COMMUNITIES OUT OF POVERTY IN 10 YEARS

PARTNERSHIPS & ADVOCACY

12 teams, totaling 102 participants representing 14 church or business partners, traveled to partner communities

35 artist sponsorship advocates concerts/events in 7 provinces resulting in 687 child sponsorships

18 poverty awareness Boot Camps and trainings across 6 provinces, educating 570 participants

1 Helping Without Hurting day-conference in Vancouver, BC with 450 attendees

17 of engagement events with church and business partners in addition to 12 other training events with 475 people attending

KenyaNicaraguaPhilippinesUgandaSouth Africa

READ MORE ABOUT THESE GRADUATIONS ON THE FH

THRIVING COMMUNITIES BLOG AT BLOG.FHCANADA.ORG.

San Roque

Rinconada del Sol Ntwali

WHERE THE $ CAME FROM

www.fhcanada.org

NATIONAL OFFICE#1-31741 Peardonville Road, Abbotsford, BC V2T 1L2

TF 800 667 0605 TEL 604 853 4262 FAX 604 853 4332

IMED WAREHOUSE1225 Avenue W South, Saskatoon, SK S7M 5W7TEL 306 374 6776 FAX 306 374 6771

IT’S ABOUT THRIVING COMMUNITIES

FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE F ISCAL YEAR OCTOBER 1 , 2013 t o SEPTEMBER 30 , 2014

Charity registration: 132152893RR0001

Building Sustainable CommunitiesInvested to Generate IncomeAdministration & Running Costs

$5,728,908 CAD

$1,000,853 CAD

$372,697 CAD

$7,102,458 CADTOTAL EXPENSES

EXPENSES

14.1%

5.3%

Building Sustainable Communities

80.6%Invested to Generate Income

Administration & Running Costs

THE GIFTS FOR CHANGE GIFT GUIDE IS FH’S LARGEST SINGLE FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN. SUPPORTERS CAN

SHOP THE GIFT GUIDE ALL YEAR BUT IT IS ESPECIALLY POPULAR DURING THE CHRISTMAS GIVING SEASON.

2,736 Canadians bought 10,806 items, giving $588,167 to support crucial

development programs.

HIGHLIGHTSOCTOBER 2013 t o SEPTEMBER 2014

GIFTGUIDEGIFTS for CHANGE

2013/2014 Edition

And we aren't KIDDING! GIVE A GOAT!

DON’T LET THESE GREAT GIFTS GET AWAY!ANIMALS • FARMING • EDUCATION • WATER • HEALTH & NUTRITION

more gift ideas at WWW.FHCANADA.ORG/GIFTS

WHAT WILL YOU GIVE

THIS YEAR?

children’s

Breakfast Clubfruit & veggieSeeds

a sturdyGoat

a pair ofChickens

a dairyCow1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5thWHICH ITEMS WERE

MOST POPULAR?

Child Sponsorship Commodities (IMED)International Development ProgramsCanadian Programs & Partnerships

$2,004,187 CAD

$2,683,332 CAD

$1,958,598 CAD

$463,249 CAD

$7,109,365 CADTOTAL REVENUE

REVENUE

$7,109,365 CADTOTAL REVENUE

WHAT THE $ CAME IN FOR

$5,289,114 CAD

$718,342 CAD

$459,100 CAD

$6,466,556 CAD

$2,018,733 CAD

$2,376,547 CAD

$1,817,440 CAD

$374,586 CAD

$6,587,305 CAD

$6,587,305 CAD

USE OF FINANCES2014 2013

2014 2013

2014 2013

WANT MORE NUMBERS? See our full financial statements at: www.fhcanada.org/Financial

Cash DonationsGifts-In-KindInvestmentsGovernment Grants

$4,675,526 CAD

$2,420,851 CAD

$12,988 CAD

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$4,577,199 CAD

$1,986,291 CAD

$12,933 CAD

$10,882 CAD