WILD FOR THE NATIONS INC

Programs

1. Ukraine Humanitarian Documentation Purpose Activities To document humanitarian efforts in Ukraine in partnership with Chosen People Poland and support global awareness of the ongoing crisis. The project aimed to capture the work oflocal ministries produce media resources for fundraising and provide a firsthand perspective of the situation. Partnered with Chosen People Poland to document humanitarian aid distribution Produced videos for fundraising and awareness campaigns Visited multiple locations in 5 different cities within Ukraine to capture stories of displaced families and communities May Ukraine Outcomes Participant: 1 video producer Ministries Served: 3 Families Individuals Impacted: 351 Media Resources Produced: 3 videos + 1 presentation Donors Engaged: 19 Ukraine Humanitarian Documentation Challenges Operating in a conflict zone with unpredictable safety conditions Coordinating with multiple organizations across borders May Ukraine Next Steps Share produced media glob

   $3,500 spent
   44% of program spending

2. January ISRAEL EmergencySupportProject Outcomes Challenges Expanded Global Reach Stories and testimonies from Israel reached more than 2 million people worldwide. Sustained Communication for Ministries By stepping in for production teams on reserve duty Wild for the Nations enabled partners to continue mobilizing prayer and practical support globally. Stronger Partnerships Relationships with ministries in Jerusalem Nazareth Beersheva and border regions were deepened creating a foundation for future collaborations. Global Awareness & Prayer Supporters around the world gained firsthand insight into the realities faced by the church in Israel during wartime resulting in increased prayer and engagement. War-Time Logistics Travel restrictions and safety concerns required constant flexibility. Resource Scarcity The absence of production teams highlighted the need for external support during crisis. Rapid Communication Needs Stories had to be captured and shared quickly

   $3,000 spent
   38% of program spending

3. The Volunteer Onboarding & Training initiative focused on recruiting and preparing volunteers to support Wild for the Nations community involvement through various roles such as communications events donor care and social media engagement. The primary objective was to establish a well-equipped volunteer network to enhance the organizations local and international outreach efforts effectively. The program included practical training sessions covering communication strategies donor support techniques and social media management skills. Volunteers were also introduced to the organizations core values mission and vision to align them with the overall objectives. Additionally a structured volunteer schedule and operational framework were developed to facilitate and coordinate local engagement activities seamlessly.Participants: 11 volunteers trained Impact Areas: Communications donor care prayer support Volunteers became fully equipped to manage events social media campaigns,

   $1,500 spent
   19% of program spending

The 3 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990-EZ. Program spending in total: $8,000.