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LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL LEARNING CENTER

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Public IRS 990 nonprofit record

LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL LEARNING CENTER

EIN 83-3340274 · Christianity (X20)

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What they do

Childrens Outreach: Throughout 2024 We Had The Privilege of Serving Nearly 600 Children Ages 2 to 17 In The Village of Anagbo Benin. This Community Marked By Poverty Often Requires Children to Work On Farms From A Young Age Leaving Little Room for Them to Simply Enjoy Being Children. Our Outreach Takes Place Twice A Month Creating A Consistent and Safe Space for Children to Gather. Each Session Includes: 1 Games Giving Children The Chance to Laugh Play and Experience Joy 2 Discipleship Classes Teaching Biblical Truths and Nurturing Spiritual Growth. 3 Gathering to Celebrate 4 Snacks Providing Sandwiches and Drinks A Simple But Meaningful Act of Care. Beyond The Outreach Gatherings We Are Committed to Long-term Development Through Providing School Supplies Ensuring Children Have The Tools They Need to Succeed Academically. In June We Built A New Library Giving Children Access to Books and Resources That Open Doors to Learning and Opportunity.

How to reach them

ContactMagnaSutherland

In care of% WINSTON SUTHERLAND

Mailing address358 HUNTER AVE, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 07076-1137

Main phone(201) 640-1725 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website

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About this charity

Recognized since
August 2020
County
Union
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22.3%of expenses went to mission workForm 990 program services
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Money

Financial picture

Tax year 2024

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Revenue$93,596
Expenses$81,233
Assets$30,074

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Mission workProgram services22.3%of expenses
ManagementOffice and general costs0.0%of expenses
FundraisingAsking for donations0.0%of expenses

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Leadership and board

Tax year 2024

5 people are listed in this filing

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