Organizations Filed Purposes:
INTERNATIONAL RELIEF TEAMS IS A NON-PROFIT INTERNATIONAL RELIEF AND HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ALLEVIATING HUMAN SUFFERING BY PROVIDING CRITICAL ASSISTANCE TO VICTIMS OF DISASTER, PROFOUND POVERTY, AND NEGLECT WORLDWIDE.
DISASTER RELIEF: (1) CALIFORNIA (COVID-19 PANDEMIC) IRT PROVIDED NEARLY 203,000 MEALS($188,216) TO FAMILIES IMPACTED BY THE PANDEMIC; (2) BAHAMAS (HURRICANE DORIAN) IRT RUSHED MORE THAN $452,000 IN READY TO EAT MEALS, SOLAR LIGHTS, TARPS, GENERATORS, PERSONAL HYGIENE AND CLEANING SUPPLIES TO HURRICANE VICTIMS ON GRAND BAHAMA AND ABACO ISLAND. IRT ALSO PROVIDED MORE THAN $113,000 IN CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR FAMILIES STRUGGLING TO RECOVER FROM THE DISASTER; (3) PUERTO RICO (HURRICANE MARIA RECOVERY) IRT PROVIDED MORE THAN $613,000 IN CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES STRUGGLING TO RECOVER FROM THE HURRICANE; (4) PUERTO RICO (EARTHQUAKE) IRT PROVIDED MORE THAN $74,000 IN FOOD, HYGIENE AND OTHER RELIEF SUPPLIES TO EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS; (5) CALIFORNIA (FIRE RECOVERY) IRT DEPLOYED FOUR SKILLED CONSTRUCTION TEAM (59 VOLUNTEERS) WHO REPAIRED 10 HOMES OF FIRE VICTIMS WHO COULD NOT RECOVER ON THEIR OWN; (6) TEXAS (TROPICAL STORM IMELDA) IRT RUSHED MORE THAN $99,000 IN CLEANING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES TO HELP LOW-INCOME FAMILIES RECOVER FROM EXTENSIVE FLOODING; (7) LOUISIANA (HURRICANE HARVEY RECOVERY) IRT DEPLOYED ITS FINAL SKILLED CONSTRUCTION TEAM (14 VOLUNTEERS) WHO REPAIRED THE HOME OF A LOWINCOME HURRICANE VICTIM FAMILY (8) NEPAL (EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY) IRT PROVIDED MORE THAN $35,000 TO COMPLETE THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A BOARDING SCHOOL DESTROYED IN THE 2015 EARTHQUAKE; (9) LEBANON & SYRIA (REFUGEE RELIEF) IRT CONTINUED TO PROVIDE SYRIAN REFUGEE FAMILIES WITH SHELTER AND SANITATION, AS WELL AS MEDICINES AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR HOSPITALS AND CLINICS SERVING DISPLACED SYRIAN FAMILIES; (10) CALIFORNIA (MIGRANT RELIEF) IRT PROVIDED 1,000 PERSONAL HYGIENE KITS TO MIGRANT FAMILIES AWAITING ASYLUM HEARINGS.
BUILDING HEALTH COMMUNITIES: (1) GUATEMALA - THROUGH IRT'S "BETTER VISION BRIGHTER FUTURE" PROGRAM, OUR TEAM SCREENED 522 PATIENTS AND DISTRIBUTED 752 PAIRS OF CORRECTIVE EYEGLASSES TO MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN WHO OTHERWISE DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO EYE CARE; (2) GUATEMALA - IRT DISTRIBUTED FOOD SUPPLEMENTS MONTHLY TO MORE THAN 10,000 VERY YOUNG CHILDREN (6 MONTHS - 2 YEARS OLD) SUFFERING FROM MALNUTRITION; (3) MEXICO IRT SENT 90 VOLUNTEERS WHO BUILT FOUR HOMES FOR IMPOVERISHED FAMILIES LIVING IN AN IMPROVISED SETTLEMENT COMMUNITY IN TIJUANA, MEXICO;
BUILDING HEALTH COMMUNITIES (CONTINUED): (4) CALIFORNIA IRT'S "FEEDING SAN DIEGO'S KIDS" PROGRAM PROVIDED WEEKLY WEEKEND FOOD FOR NEEDY AND HOMELESS SAN DIEGO SCHOOL CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES AT SIX INNER CITY SCHOOLS; (5) MEXICO SUPPORTED THE MONTHLY FOOD AND EDUCATION NEEDS FOR MORE THAN 40 ABANDONED CHILDREN AT KIDS KINGDOM ORPHANAGE IN BAJA; (6) NIGER, LIBERIA, HAITI, AND GUATEMALA - PROVIDED MORE THAN $43 MILLION IN URGENTLY NEEDED MEDICINES TO CLINICS AND HOSPITALS, SERVING MORE THAN 250,000 PEOPLE.
Executives Listed on Filing
Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing
| Name | Title | Hours Per Week | Total Salary |
|---|
| A Barry La Forgia | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/ BOARD | 45 | $113,897 |
| Troy Faris Cpa | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Georgia Kernell Phd | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Christopher Read | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Mary Kubota-Wiebel Rn Msn | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Brian Krause | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Kay Gilbert Cnm Phd | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Toni Davies Phd | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Anthony R Carr | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Michael Branon | BOARD OF DIR | 0 | $0 |
| Richard Yousko | CHAIRMAN | 0 | $0 |
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