Alliance for Children Everywhere

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Tucson, AZ
Founded: 1969
Current Status: Member
Member Since: June 6, 2000

Functional Expenses
Program Expenses 90.8%  
Administrative Expenses 6.1%  
Fund-Raising Expenses 3.1%  


Financial Data
Revenue  
   Cash Donations $1,251,760
   Noncash Donations
      and Gov't Grants
$0
   Other Revenue $1,975
   Total Revenue $1,253,735
Expenses  
   Program $803,568
   Administrative $53,964
   Fund-Raising $27,859
   Total Expenses $885,391
   Excess (or Deficit)
      for the Year
$368,344
     
Total Assets $590,637
Total Liabilities $22,713
Net Assets $567,924
Data for year ended December 31, 2008
Per the organization's financial statements

Contact Information
Alliance for Children Everywhere
PO Box 12250
Tucson, AZ 85732-2250
Tel: (520) 751-0517
Fax: (520) 319-1247
Email: info@childreneverywhere.org
Website: http://www.ChildrenEverywhere.org
Executive Director: Ms. Virginia Woods
Donor Contact: Ms. Virginia Woods

Ministry Description
By partnering with local churches and Christian organizations, Alliance for Children Everywhere develops and supports integrated child welfare strategies to bring vulnerable children into healthy homes, families, schools and communitites. Alliance for Children Everywhere serves the international Church as a conduit, not only for its own expertise, but for other professionals and laypeople with a desire to give their talents and resources to orphans, street children, child laborers, children traumatized by war, and sexually exploited children - - all of who need to receive.

ServantMatch™
Seventy-five percent of Zambian young people never get beyond the seventh grade. We provide a solid educational foundation that includes Bible study, character building and moral ethics, transforming our students into productive citizens and Christian leaders. You can provide a scholarship for $200 annually. Sponsors receive a profile and picture. An update from your child is sent at the end of each three month term and you are invited to correspond further, if you desire.
An estimated 23% of Zambian children under 15 have lost one or both parents to AIDS. The younger the child is, the more devastating the loss. Most nursing infants do not survive more than a few days after losing their mothers. Help provide infant formula for babies whose mothers have died, or are unable to nurse due to HIV/AIDS. Milk and medicine saves lives and prevents abandonment. Along with the life-giving supplies the families are given the Gospel and supported with counseling and prayer.
ACE partners with local Zambian churches to provide classrooms for children who would not otherwise be able to get an education. Sponsors help to provide school supplies, books and a small teacher stipend. For just $25 a year you can help provide basic expenses, giving a young boy or girl the opportunity to be educated.
An orphaned or abandoned infant may have only hours to live. An older child faces abuse on the streets. For infants, we give 24/7 nursing care and for older children we give "intensive love" in two safe homes. Through donations and informed prayer and monthly updates, Safety Net Sponsors “adopt” a child. When your child moves into a family, you share the joy – and get to “adopt” another child who also needs extra care through a crisis time.

Available Files
  • Annual Report
  • Audit
  • Form 990

  • Ministry Sectors
  • Children & Youth
  • Disaster Relief & Development
  • Education
  • Evangelism

  • Ministry Types
  • Bible Training
  • Children's Ministry
  • Education: Special
  • Orphan Care
  • Child Sponsorship
  • Education: K-12
  • Missions: Foreign
  • Relief & Development
  • Children's Home