2025-09-08T17:21:46-07:00 2024-12-31 330783983 West Rhode & Roberts 2741 4th Ave San Diego CA 92103 990 2024-01-01 330857142 ACTIVATED MINISTRIES DBA DONATE A CAR 2 CHARITY ACTI 7607391240 11835 CARMEL MOUNTAIN RD SUITE 1304 SAN DIEGO CA 92128 CASSANDRA D MOONEY Treasurer 2025-09-08 true true Cheryl Rhode P00234939 6196155380 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z THOMAS HACK 11835 CARMEL MOUNTAIN RD SUITE 1304 SAN DIEGO CA 92128 1001358 false X WWW.ACTIVATEDMINISTRIES.ORG X 1999 CA ACTIVATED MINISTRIES PRIMARY GOALS INCLUDE HUMANITARIAN AND/OR MISSION-BASED PROGRAMS, DISTRIBUTION OF INSPIRATIONAL MATERIALS AND PROVIDING POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS. 3 1 3 15 0 714632 778764 0 815 114662 30390 107932 745837 1001358 95899 218588 0 372740 339078 0 455913 906724 611166 1375363 1168832 -629526 -167474 2098225 1928999 10622 8870 2087603 1920129 X ACTIVATED MINISTRIES PRIMARY GOALS INCLUDE HUMANITARIAN AND/OR MISSION-BASED PROGRAMS THAT BENEFIT RECIPIENTS IN PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL OR SPIRITUAL WAYS SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED AS AN EXAMPLE OF GODS LOVE AND CHRISTIAN GRACE. WE ENDEAVOR TO HELP THOSE IN NEED THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT EFFECTIVELY IMPROVE THEIR STANDARDS OF LIVING, OR DIRECTLY PROVIDE EDUCATION OR SCHOLARSHIPS, MEET HEALTH CARE NEEDS, OR MINISTER SPIRITUALLY THROUGH INSPIRATIONAL MATERIALS. false false 400374 214588 PROJECT GULU-FAMILY CARE, UGANDA: The Family Care Uganda (FCU) school and orphanage in Gulu, Uganda, was established in 2013. Since its founding, FCU students have consistently earned top grades in the non-municipal district. The majority of these children come from extremely challenging backgrounds. The Lords Resistance Army (LRA) severely affected the Gulu area, and a large percentage of the population are returnees from the LRA conflict. Many of the adults still suffer from PTSD, and the children have not always been raised in safe or nurturing environments. Most arrive at the school speaking little to no English, yet they consistently achieve excellent academic results and go on to succeed in secondary school.FCU has also welcomed students from the remote Ik community. Many of these children have since qualified as nurses, medical technicians, agriculturalists, and business professionals. We continue to receive new Ik children each year, thanks to the support of Honorable Lokwang Hilary, Member of Parliament, who funds transportation to bring the Ik pupils to Gulu for us to sponsor, educate, and care for.Additionally, FCU serves children from the South Sudanese Nuer refugee camps. Some of the Lost Boys who walked from Bor, through South Sudan during the war, and later settled in the West, appealed to us to help refugee youth here. Many of these South Sudanese pupils are older due to the complete lack of schooling during the war years. However, they have proven to be especially well-behaved, hardworking, and eager to succeed, now that they have been given this opportunity. GLORY MINISTRIES, ANDHRA PRADESH, INDIAIn 2024, Activated Ministries began supporting and partnering with Glory Ministries in Andhra Pradesh, India, a multifaceted outreach dedicated to meeting the physical and spiritual needs of vulnerable communities. This program provides regular meals for hungry and orphaned children, educational and material support for children living in poverty, and care for widows and individuals living with disabilities, including those who are deaf or mute. Glory Ministries also extends compassion to those affected by leprosy and equips local pastors and leaders through mission training programs aimed at strengthening the church in rural villages. Through this partnership, we are helping bring hope and practical aid to some of Indias most underserved populations. 120614 100755 SAN PANCHO RETREAT CENTER: Revenue: In 2024, the San Pancho Retreat Center hosted 21 missionaries and their families, providing a peaceful setting for rest, renewal, and personal retreats. This ongoing program offers a much-needed haven for those currently serving in missions, humanitarian work, or ministry, as well as for alumni who have dedicated many years to volunteer service around the world. Through this initiative, we aim to prevent burnout, strengthen families, and reaffirm our commitment to the well-being of those who pour their lives into helping others. Guests are offered comfortable accommodations and time for spiritual refreshment, reflection, and reconnection in a supportive and restful environment. 38200 GOSPEL OUTREACH: In 2024, we made the decision to re-launch The Wine Press magazine, a faith-building publication designed to encourage and spiritually strengthen believers around the world. This magazine serves as a source of biblical teaching, personal testimonies, and practical insights to support readers in deepening their walk with Christ. In addition to the magazine relaunch, we began development on three new websites to expand our digital outreach. One will serve as the online platform for The Wine Press, making current and archived issues easily accessible. A second site will focus on helping individuals grow in their personal relationship with Jesus through devotionals, study guides, and discipleship resources. The third will offer free printable gospel tracts to support evangelism efforts in both local and global communities. These initiatives reflect our continued commitment to spreading the message of the Gospel and equipping believers in their spiritual journey. In 2024, we decided to re-launch the Wine Press magazine, which is a feeding magazine to help encourage believers and strengthen their faith. 16540 4000 IN REGOGNITION OF SERVICES (IROS) SCHOLARSHIPS: In 2024, we were able to cover the fall term tuition for 36 students from Family Care Ugandas orphanage in Gulu, Uganda. These students, who completed their elementary and middle school education on-site at the orphanage, were accepted into 11 different institutionsincluding secondary schools (equivalent to high school in the U.S.) and tertiary institutions such as colleges and trade schools. This transition marks a significant milestone in their educational journey and opens the door to greater opportunity and self-sufficiency. In addition to supporting the students in Uganda, the IROS Scholarship Program also awarded four additional scholarships this year to former or active missionaries. 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