World Christian Charity Fund

The World Christian Charity Fund is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing charitable support, primarily in the areas of medical assistance, emergencies, school expenses, and other humanitarian needs[2][3]. It is recognized as a 501(c)(3) organization, which means that donations to this entity are tax-deductible[1].

Background

The organization was granted tax-exempt status in April 2016. It operates under the North American Classification System (NTEE) category for religion-related activities, specifically focused on Christian spiritual development[1].

Financial Overview

As of the fiscal year ending December 2022, the organization's revenue consisted entirely of contributions, totaling $547,088. There were no reported revenues from program services, investments, or other sources. The total assets held by the organization as of December 2022 were $46,372, with no liabilities recorded[1]. In contrast, for the fiscal year ending December 2021, the total assets were $114,134[1].

Governance and Compensation

Key personnel include John Berardino, who serves as Executive Director, Elizabeth Kujawa, and Michael Brewer, who are listed as Directors. None of these individuals received compensation in recent years[1]. There are no recorded board members for the organization beyond these positions[2].

Activities

The organization engages in charitable activities, including providing grants to support various needs. For example, in 2023, it provided approximately $1,446,895 in grants[5]. The mission involves collecting donations to support individuals facing emergencies, medical issues, and educational expenses[2][3].

Legal Status

As a 501(c)(3) organization, the World Christian Charity Fund benefits from tax-deductible donations, making it a favorable choice for donors seeking to support religious and charitable causes[4].

References

• ProPublica, Nonprofit Explorer[^1]
• GuideStar[^2]
• Cause IQ[^3]
• Give Freely[^4]
• Instrumentl[^5]

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