Village Steps

Village Steps is a U.S. nonprofit organization, established on August 3, 2005, and granted 501(c)(3) status. The organization was founded by Lincoln, Ken, and Suzanne Popp.

Purpose and Activities

Village Steps focuses on supporting education and community development, particularly in international settings. One of its early initiatives included a school lunch program in Zambia, Africa. The organization has contributed to the educational progress of over 800 children, some of whom have advanced to higher-level schools.

Impact

The nonprofit acknowledges the challenges faced by many children, such as performing household chores and attending school without meals, often despite having limited resources or having lost parents. Through the dedication of unpaid teachers and the support of donors, Village Steps aims to provide hope and change the lives of families and future generations.

Notable Achievements

Some notable achievements include supporting girls who were part of the first school when Village Steps began in 2005 and have since completed secondary school. The organization expresses gratitude to its donors for their continuous support, which has been instrumental in making educational advancements possible.

EIN and Tax Status

The organization's Employer Identification Number (EIN) is 203381717, confirming its status as a recognized nonprofit entity.

References

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