Sabu Help relies on the kindness of individual donors, private foundations/organizations, financial institutions, and corporations to fund its programs and projects . Donations will help provide financial support, education, and income-generation skills to the poor in many families and their communities. Sponsorship funds will be pooled and used to help meet the individual/ group needs. Sabu Help funds projects and programs that help the poor become independent and self-sufficient.
With individual and group financial support, we will help research new opportunities to help the poor, promote better standards of living, further public awareness, promote education, and most importantly, connect people. Without people’s assistance, it would be impossible for Sabu Help to meet its goals.
How Donations Are Used
Donations are used to support the poor directly. We support the following: development of programs and projects that help the poor to help themselves, provision of business skill training to support programs and project members, research on poverty, participation of poor men and women in exploring ways to fight their own poverty, and the production and dissemination of poverty awareness materials to enhance the public's knowledge of poverty. Some of the funds will be used on the organization's operations.
Donations Tax Deductible
Sabu Help is not non-profit organization yet. We have apply for (501(c) (3) nonprofit. We will notify all donors as soon as we have our (501(c) (3) nonprofit) status. When you make a donation, we will issue you a receipt that you can use for your tax deduction. We are also working with tax advisors to make sure that donors are eligible to make tax deductions. The organization will itemize all deductions both cash and in kind. All cash donations will receive a year-end receipt for tax purposes, and all in kind donations will receive a receipt at the time of donation.
In countries such as United States of America, Britain, Japan, China, Germany, Canada, France, Italy, $100 pays for one meal, but in countries such as Ghana, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Togo, Sudan, Somalia, Chad, Mali, India, $100 is equal to one month's worth of food for a family.
Your $100 donation/sponsorship will feed a family for one month or will finance one person to create a business.
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To donate BY CHECK, please make it payable directly to "Sabu Help" and mail to:
P.O Box 945
La Grande, OR 97850 |
