ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT & RELIEF AGENCY INTERNATIONAL

Programs

1. Government grants: adra international has over 13 grants and cooperative agreements in over 12 countries. The awards are mainly for food security, health, and multi-sector emergency response projects. Food security grants address the causes of food insecurity to vulnerable groups in targeted countries, addressing availability, access, and utilization of food. Health projects use a holistic approach and focus on improving access to quality healthcare in vulnerable communities by supporting health systems, promoting preventive care, and responding to urgent medical needs. Health projects are a guiding factor enabling healthier lifestyle choices. (continued on schedule o) nutrition interventions focus on improving the nutrition status of children under five and their caretakers, and wash activities aim to improve access to safe water and the sanitation conditions of the target population.

   $41,561,102 spentof which $32,429,266 as grants
   73% of program spending

2. Donated materials: adra supplied twenty four (24) shipments of donated materials to drc containing 5,540 mt of corn meal, beans and vegetable oil worth over $4.3 million in one (1) country in 2025 which includes freight of cost of $1.1 million.

   $5,470,572 spentof which $5,470,572 as grants
   10% of program spending

3. Grants-other: adra international has 20 non-governmental grants in 11 countries. The awards are comprised mainly of food and food security, health and wash, infrastructure, and education projects. Food projects supply meals for those in need of a warm meal. Food security projects address the lack of food or the causes of food insecurity to vulnerable groups in targeted countries, addressing availability, access, and utilization of food. Health projects give access to health clinics (medical and nutritional treatment, psychosocial care, and health promotion workshops). Wash projects give access to safe water and the sanitation conditions of target populations. (continued on schedule o)infrastructure projects help with the construction of critical stone roads and retaining walls to protect agricultural lands and communities from erosion. Education projects help with vocational skills, digital communication, and marketing and how to integrate into the labor market.

   $4,816,107 spentof which $4,437,509 as grants
   9% of program spending

4. Development and relief projects, disaster assistance funding and grant match: adra international supported projects in over 56 countries. Projects included emergency management of disaster relief and long-term recovery. Economic development projects are aimed to improve the quality of life for recipients (both men and women). Food security projects include famine relief and short-term needs from displacement. Long term projects include the sectors of water, sanitation, hygiene, health, nutrition, agriculture, livelihoods, and economic growth. These needs are addressed with agricultural projects and training the recipients in various skills. Adra supports basic education in various skills. Adra supports basic education, for both children and adults in literacy and vocational skills. Adra promotes primary health with access, as well as training for community care.adra held conferences and summits throughout the year for network strengthening and support which rendered revenue of $207,246. Adra maintains and manages the adra network accounting system which rendered revenue of $109,655. Other revenue of $123,740 was received from miscellaneous activities.

   $4,227,771 spentof which $4,227,771 as grants$475,609 earned by the program
   7% of program spending

5. Social enterprise: goodone global llc, an entity under adra international, has been dedicated to enhancing local economies since its inception in 2024. This organization supports farmers by providing agricultural inputs and ensuring market access, particularly in ghana where it has been purchasing and processing cashews according to fda standards. This initiative has supported over 1,000 farmers and created more than 60 jobs, keeping significant income within the country. Goodone global also focuses on rebalancing the value chain through local processing to maximize returns and has started sourcing cocoa beans from the solomon islands for the new zealand market. Their mission emphasizes fostering lasting change in vulnerable communities by blending humanitarian service with strategic business practices.

   $547,003 spent$-80,225 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

The 5 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $56,622,555.