2025-04-15T19:00:11-07:00 2024-06-30 990EZ 2023-07-01 260737633 AMERICANHELPER INC AMER 6128191288 PO Box 241225 St Paul MN 551241225 James Wenzel President 6128191288 2025-04-15 1 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X X X 99290 X 99290 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 99290 73310 0 0 13438 0 375 5915 93038 6252 28363 0 34615 28363 34615 0 0 0 0 28363 34615 0 0 28363 34615 amerICANHELPer was founded to provide for the needs of orphaned and abandoned children in the Philippines. Funding is provided for residential shelters, schooling and medical expenses incurred in their care. Children's Garden is licensed by the Department of Social Welfare as a Residential Care facility providing housing and supplemental education to boys who had been living on the streets of Metro Manila. Many have been deemed to be In crisis with the Law and without facilities like Children's Garden they would be housed in the overcrowded municipal jails. Teachers and Social Workers working with Children's Garden enabled 11 of these boys to move up to the next grade level in Primary school and helped 4 boys complete Secondary school this past year. Many of the resident boys begin training in life skills and vocational skills while being mainstreamed into their primary grades in Public School. Having access to teachers, a library and classroom within Children's Garden allows most of the boys to catch up to their age group peers and graduate close to on-time. 33792 X 42886 The 2nd Phase program developed out of the need to reinforce and continue the success of Children's Garden. Young families and adults who were raised in the Children's Garden shelter and network continue to receive mentorship and guidance from our partners. Funding is provided for unexpected medical needs, disaster relief, continuing education, and certification and licensing requirements for employment. 2 families received grants for building supplies to reinforce their concrete hollow block homes and upgrade their plumbing. 14 individuals received grants for work related expenses, 5 received assistance with college or vocational education. 3 hospitalizations and the cost of a funeral were also covered. 21082 X 26756 At This Moment recognizes the conditions of the homeless in the neighborhoods we see everyday. Although the majority of our efforts are directed to homelessness and children in crisis with the law in the Philippines we are driven to care for the increasing number of families seen on the streets in the United States. Through purposeful outreach and incidental contact we provided immediate shelter to 74 families and food to more than 220 individuals. The majority of families were at risk of losing one or both parents due to the criminalization of their housing status. 18436 23398 93040 James Wenzel Treasurer and Secretary 5 0 0 0 David Griffith Director 0 0 Patrick Hearn Chairman 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 James Wenzel PO Box 241225 St Paul MN 551241225 6128191288 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NONE NONE 1 X 167119 542271 188876 82982 99290 1080538 0 0 0 0 167119 542271 188876 82982 99290 1080538 1080538 0 0 0 0 0 0 1080538 0 1 1 X Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 10 Grants provided to non-profit partners in the Philippines to provide for the needs and care of homeless youth: $33,792 to Children's Garden of the Philippines, San Jose Zone 3 Block 2 Sitio Parugan, Antipolo City, grants were provided to cover costs of food, shelter, schooling and general wellbeing of their residents. $21,082 in grants provided to 2nd Chance Continuing Support. Grant monies provided to young families and young professionals who were raised by Children's Garden and are now on their own in the neighboring communities around Antipolo City. Awards were designated to cover unexpected medical costs, continuing education and licensing requirements for employment. $18,436 Awarded to At This Moment recipients. HELP of Southern Nevada Recipients were individuals and families living in homeless encampments in the Twin Cities and the Las Vegas Valley. HELP of Southern Nevada identifies at risk families and coordinates services for the unhoused. Grants were provided for food, clothing and temporary, up to 30 days. housing. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 Transportation costs to facilitate outreach programs. In country transportation and lodging for representatives from supported Organizations. Software and a laptop to be used for all programs. It wasn't until logging on to file our 990 that we realized Form 8868 had not been submitted. We were under the impression the 990EZ would be due on May 15th. Wasn't sure if there would be a benefit to filing Form 8868 at this time considering we were able to complete the 990EZ.