OCULATUS PHILANTHROPIES
EIN 93-4654287 · Single Organization Support (T11)
What they do
In Partnership With Charis, We Built Two Bright Future Schools Near Where The Parents Are Employed, In The Sake Area of Rwanda - A Region Known for Its Poverty. The Two Schools Offer Food and Uniforms for The Children, Teacher Slaries, Recognizing That Teachers Play A Critical Role In The Childrens Success and Access to The English Language Instruction and Christian Education, Along With Other Foundational Studies Appropriate for Thei Age Group. The First School Was Originally Designed for 25 Students and Quickly Reached Capacity With Nearly 50 Enrolled Students. The Second School Located A Few Kilometers Away Was Built to Accommodated 50 Students But Now Enrolls 100. There Are 300 More Children In The Community Who Want to Attend, But Cannot Due to Lack of Space. The Mayor Has Designated Some Unused Property Which May Be Deeded to The Schools for Eventual Build Out. The Third School is Currently Under Construction. Future Plans Involve Building A Durable Oven In US and Ship to Rwanda.
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Board and leadership roster (6)
MALINDA WAGSTAFFSECRETARY
PETER E MOYEEXECUTIVE DIR.
ROBERT B WAGSTAFFDIRECTOR
RUSSELL WAGSTAFFDIRECTOR
SHERI W WAGSTAFFCHAIRMAN
TRINA FORDDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2025
- Location
- 22710 E HENRY RD, GREENACRES, WA 99016
- County
- Spokane
- In care of
- SHERI W WAGSTAFF
- Primary officer
- SHERI W WAGSTAFF, Chairman
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- ROBERT P MCKINLEY CPA PC
- NTEE classification
- Single Organization Support (T11)
- IRS tax category
- Single Organization Support