A CHILD FOR ALL INC
21 Arbor LN, Stafford, VA 22554 www.acfacorp.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: ACFA provides Malis vulnerable children a safe and loving environment, which fosters their health, learning, happiness and success. ACFA has two locations in Mali: Badalabougou and Zorokoro, where children live and are cared for by staff; Meals, education, and health care.

Child care providers expenses: These are the fees paid to staff in Mali who care for the children. This staff prepares food and feeds the children, they clean the orphanage and the school. They provide support in getting the children to and from their different activities: school, sport events, vocationa, training,and doctor visits. They also clean the childrens clothes, and attend to their all and everyday needs. There are 20 children currently at ACFAs two locations and they range from age 3 to 17. There are 10 boys and 10 girls.

Nutrition: This is the funds used to provide food for Malis vulnerable children at ACFAs locations in Mali. Included in this are fees associated with purchasing crop, ingredient, fruits, and vegetables to feed the children. It also includes special meals for holidays, and children birthday celebration. Additionally, we provide multi vitamins as supplement to the children. Finally, these fees are also food expenses for not just ACFAs 20 children but also for an additional 7 children who attend ACFAs kindergarten. These children are vulnerable children from the surrounding villages and their parents cannot provide them with 3 meals a day. In order to ensure great performance at school, ACFA provides them and our own children with 3 meals and 2 snacks per day.

Occupancy Expenses: These are fees associated with ACFAs shelter program. Although ACFA owns the Zorokoro Children Complex construction fees and fees associated with repairs are all included in this funding. Zorokoro has solar energy, and there are repair and replacement associated with the solar panels as they age. Plumbing repairs are also included in these funds for both Zorokoro and Badalabougou. Additionally, at Badalabougou, which doesnt have solar energy, we pay for municipality electricity and water. These fees also include the security fees at both Badalabougou and Zorokoro to ensure that the children live in a safe environment.

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