International, Foreign Affairs & National Security
Lutheran World Relief Inc
BALTIMORE, MD
Total revenue
$72.1M
Total expenses
$56.3M
Net assets
$85.6M
Grants received
$30.9M
557 grants
EIN
132574963
Tax year
2023
Mission
This return should be reviewed together with lwr's related organizations corus international inc, interchurch medical assistance inc., and corus solutions, inc. Lutheran world relief, inc. (lwr) works with lutherans & partners around the world to end poverty, injustice, & human suffering.
Programs
3 programs
Food security/agriculture: lutheran world relief works with poor, rural communities around the world to help farmers improve their crops, learn new techniques and tools to increase their yield and attract buyers who will pay more for their products, help rural communities develop productive, resilient and stable economies through an enterprise-based approach that engages the private sector at multiple levels to create profitable partnerships that benefit families and promote rural livelihoods. Lutheran world relief also helps communities protect their agricultural assets in the face of challenging climate conditions and improve their resilience to natural hazards like floods and droughts. We introduced environmentally sustainable farming practices so that communities get the most out of their land while conserving and restoring their natural resources. We also worked with local and national governments to facilitate the protection of natural resources, helping communities assess their vulnerabilities to natural hazards and develop the plans and skills they need to prepare for them.
Helping people in poor, rural communities achieve economic independence through a developmental approach focused on economies built upon the consumption and cultivation of sustainable goods and services.
Ground up investing, including mountain harvest and farmers market brands: lwr makes impact investments through ground up investing (gui). Gui funds high-impact enterprises that deliver social, economic and environmental benefits for local communities through both debt and equity funding. Gui invests in companies operating across rural markets from agricultural sourcing to production and trading to direct-to-consumer product companies and tech-enabled services providers.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
33 listed
Daniel Speckhard
President and CEO
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2 hrs/wk
Mahmoud Bah
Chief Operating Officer
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2 hrs/wk
Tim McCully
Executive Vice President
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2 hrs/wk
Abagail Nelson
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Cathy Petti
Director
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2 hrs/wk
David Lose
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Hilda Arellano
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Jean Hanson
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Katherine Tunheim
Director
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5 hrs/wk
Kenneth Jones
Director
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5 hrs/wk
Kurt Newman
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Marcelino Ford-Livene
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Muna Bhanji
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Philip Atkins-Pattenson
Director
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5 hrs/wk
Sonya Funna
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Tamron Keith
Director
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2 hrs/wk
Timothy Runtsch
Director
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2 hrs/wk
William Craft
Director
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2 hrs/wk
JoAnn Theys
Senior Vice President Finance and Administration
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Mark Moyer
Interim CFO
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Andrea Wilson
General Counsel and Vice President of Compliance
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Edward Byrd
Vice President of Global Operations
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Frances Woodard
Chief People and Culture Officer
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Jeremy Bauman
Executive Director, Ground Up Investing
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Michael Watt
Vice President of Global Operations
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Shelly Talcott
Chief of Staff
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Eric Ramirez
Senior Technical Director
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George Hanna
Managing Director
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Lali Chania
Managing Director
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Mary Linehan
Sr Tech, Infectious Diseases
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Paul Auxila
Chief of Party, Haiti Program
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Cheri Kase
Chief Information Officer
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Frederick Kellett
Managing Director
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