LIFE IMPACT INTERNATIONAL INC

Programs

1. Our programs in brazil are accomplished through grants to life impact brazil, based in campina grande, brazil. We have six prevention projects in five brazilian communities in three regions: rio de janeiro, ceara (northeast), and the amazon (north). These projects provide a safe place for the children to receive help, tutoring, food, supplies, play games or sports, and learn about jesus. In 2024, over a 1,000 children were enrolled in our prevention projects. In 2024, we distributed more than 137,000 meals and nearly 38,000 pounds of food. Our mission is to prevent abuse and exploitation since many of the children live in some of the darkest and most dangerous regions of the world for children.some will sell their bodies for rice and beans. While for others, their only hope for money or status is to be a drug dealer or the girlfriend of a drug dealer. Our life impact brazil team does everything it can to help families in the community with food, education, vocational training, counseling, and sharing the gospel with them. A professional staff of psychologists and social workers visits families in "favelas" every year. They are trained to recognize any abuse in the home. They also…

   $856,172 spentof which $613,916 as grants
   47% of program spending

2. Our programs in thailand are accomplished through grants to the life impact thailand foundation, established in 2015 and based in mae sot, thailand. The foundation is government-recognized and certified, the first of its kind on the thai-burma border, organized to properly facilitate operations in the country. Our 18 family-style safe homes are located on 52 acres. Our emergency shelter is in an undisclosed location. In 2024, we housed and cared for just over 100 underage children who had been exploited, abused, trafficked, or were living as orphans. Twenty-four of these children were rescued in 2024. Every rescued child has house parents, lives in a family-style safe home, and is provided all of life's necessities, including education and medical care. The children also participate in extracurricular activities like sports and music programs. Besides rescuing children, we also take steps to prevent thousands of children from being sold, trafficked, or pressured into a life of exploitation and slavery through our outreach and prevention projects. In 2024, we held 112 outreach events, raising awareness and providing food and supplies, as well as emergency support where needed. We…

   $803,323 spentof which $705,235 as grants
   44% of program spending

3. Burma (myanmar) ministrybecause of the ongoing civil war, we offer disaster relief to internally displaced people in the jungles of burma and extremely vulnerable children who are at risk of being taken as child soldiers or arranged child brides. In 2024, we helped over 1,100 men, women, and children living in fear because of the war. We delivered 3,090 pounds of food and held 2 outreaches. In addition to relief for those displaced by war, we also housed 13 children in the house of hope, a safe home for orphans of war and at-risk children. We also welcomed 8 children into our boarding home who have been separated from their parents until they can be reunited with them. The house of hope sits on 12 acres and was home to 21 children impacted by the war.

   $97,887 spent
   5% of program spending

4. General ministryin 2024, we continued fulfilling our mission to prevent, rescue, and heal. We worked to prevent the exploitation and trafficking of at-risk children, rescue those already victims, and heal those who have experienced trauma because of it. To fulfill our organization's mission in thailand, burma, and brazil, we have multiple prevention projects and continuous outreach programs in place. In thailand, we have rescue homes through the life impact thailand foundation and regularly conduct community outreaches along the thai/burma border. We are working to open our first rescue home in brazil. In our prevention projects there, we reach nearly 1,000 children. We feed families and provide children with educational opportunities, tutoring, and extracurricular activities such as ballet and soccer. We also offer vocational training for older children. We provide counseling through all of our programs to help children heal from the trauma they've experienced. And we tell them about the greatest rescuer of all, jesus. In 2024 we granted an african orphanage $50,000.

   $52,979 spentof which $50,000 as grants$-78 earned by the program
   3% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $1,810,361.