International, Foreign Affairs & National Security
Thomas Charities
LANDENBERG, PA
Total revenue
$220K
Total expenses
$225K
Net assets
$15K
Grants received
$119K
4 grants
EIN
461323230
Tax year
2024
Mission
Thomas Charities is a Christian organization whose mission is to encourage and empower those without resources to achieve community sustainability in East Africa. We develop agricultural projects for women/widows, provide Primary School fees for orphans, literacy programs for adults, scholarships for school-age students to Secondary School, Vocational School/Higher Education, drill and repair community water wells, operate a Medical and Maternity Center, and teach Christian education. The majority of our work is in extreme rural areas of Uganda.
Programs
5 programs
East Africa Literacy Programs and Education. In Uganda, Thomas Charities sponsors Teacher seminars to enhance and encourage local teachers who themselves have minimal training. All orphans within various villages are provided school fees, uniforms, and supplies to Primary Schools. The local Primary Schools are also provided with additional basic school supplies that villagers cannot afford. Students/orphans are provided scholarships to Secondary School, Vocational and College Level Schools.
Medical Center and General Medical Expenses. Thomas Charities operates a full-time Medical Center and Mobile Medical Clinics in rural areas in Northern Uganda where access to local medical care is difficult or nonexistent. The clinics provide basic assessment and care. Ugandan doctors and medical personnel provide prescriptions and referrals for advanced care. Thomas Charities purchases the medicine needed for the clinics in Uganda and provides medical support on an individual as-needed basis throughout the year.
Water Wells - Throughout Nwoya District in Northern Uganda, Thomas Charities drills and maintains water wells. This region has no electricity or sanitation. The villagers get their water from either rain water, bore holes (water wells) or more commonly a dirty stagnant watering hole shared with animals.
Community Development. This program consists of building projects such as Latrines, Medical Health Center, and the future Vocational School, Granary, and Literacy Center.
Mercy. Miscellaneous charitable giving not directly linked to a major program. Can be domestic or foreign. Needs are given in the form of food, clothing, and shelter where famine and/or floods have devastated the impoverished.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
7 listed
Christopher B Thomas
Board President
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1 hrs/wk
Eric Thomas
Board Vice President
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0Craig Wellman
Board Secretary
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0Lynn Patten
Board Member
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6 hrs/wk
Jamie Irwin
Board Treasurer
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0Willard Boyes
Board Member
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0Robin Thomas
Executive Officer
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60 hrs/wk
Grants received
Showing 4 of 4
Funded by
$119K from 4 funders · 4 grants · 2021–2022
$44K · 1 grant · 2021
$42K · 1 grant · 2022
$32K · 1 grant · 2022
$500 · 1 grant · 2022