Child Foundation Annual Report 2013-2014

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Child Foundation
2014 Annual Report
A Year in Review
Dear Friends,
As we celebrate Child Foundation’s 20th birthday this year, I am very proud to report to you that our
achievements have topped our own expectations for 2014. A few of the major accomplishments are as
follows:
This year, Child Foundation not only increased the number of children it serves to 7,000, we also initiated
new programs to help children who needed medical attention and critical surgeries to survive.
This year, the building of our new school in the earthquake stricken area of Varzaghan, Iran was finally
completed. The school was fully funded by donations that we received from donors to Child Foundation.
This year, we were awarded with a 4 Star rating by Charity Navigator for outstanding transparency in giving
children around the globe the support and opportunity they need to attend school. We also maintained our
Gold Rating from GuideStar and the Best Seal of Excellence from Independent Charities of America.
This year, the U.S. Department of Treasury (OFAC) showed its trust in us by issuing us a new license, significantly increasing the
amount of aid and support we can send to Iran to $2,000,000 annually.
This year, we were invited to attend some of the United Nations meetings during the General Assembly where we met and
discussed difficulties that charities such as Child Foundation face in helping children in need.
This year, UNICEF declared 2014 as a “devastating year for children”,
providing us with yet enother reason that we need to double our efforts
and work harder to help as many children as we can go to attend school.
Peyman Raoofi, Psy.D.
President & CEO
About Child Foundation
From humble beginnings in a basement of a young couple in Portland
over twenty years ago, Child Foundation has blossomed into an
international NGO helping children in need receive an education.
Today, Child Foundation is registered in all fifty states of the United
States as well as Canada, England, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Iran,
and Afghanistan
Child Foundation is...
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A nonprofit organization with the mission of helping
children living in dire conditions to receive an education.
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A charity with no political or religious affiliation - it serves
children around the world, regardless of their ethnicity,
gender, race, or religion.
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An NGO with the goal to help as many children as possible
go to school and have a chance to succeed
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A charity organization that delivers emergency assistance
to children affected by natural disasters such as
earthquakes, landslides, etc.
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Registered with the Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC)
of the US Treasury Department and has an OFAC license to
send $2 Million to Iran annually.
www.childfoundation.org
Iran
Child Foundation is the only nonprofit organization that has been
helping disadvantaged children in Iran for more than 20 years.
During this time, we have helped more than 15,000 children to
reach their academic goals. Presently, we have over 7,000 underprivileged children under our educational reach, of which 58% are
female.
Kosar is a ten year old girl from the city
of Zabol. She is studying in the fourth
grade and has a perfect GPA of 20.
Sadly, Kosar’s father died on a stormy
day when he walked onto a mine field on
the Afghanistan-Iran border.
She and her sister live with their mother
in their grandfathers house in a village
close to Zabol.
Amir Hossein has been disabled for his
whole life, but that did not stop him from
becoming the top student in his class
with a GPA of 20.
He has also received a gold medal in
Buccia. Amir Hossein lives with his
parents and his brother in a small one
room house in Gilan. He has been
sponsored by Child Foundation since
2010.
Iran
The focus of Child Foundation is to educate children in need.
We believe that by providing access to education, we prevent
children from prematurely leaving school and in the case of
girls, reducing the chance of early or childhood matrimony.
Education can move a child beyond the stigma of poverty,
and give that child the tools to reach his or her true and full
potential.
Sponsored Children
By Gender
Hamid lost his father to a heart
attack, and although his mother
remarried, his step father will
not pay for his expenses. Child
Foundation has supported Hamid
for the last four years. This year, he
received a gold medal in karate while
maintaining a GPA of 20 out of 20 in
school.
Sponsored Children
By School Level
www.childfoundation.org
Afghanistan
Our office in Afghanistan has increased the number of children it supports through our sponsorship
program by 120%, and has also begun to help another 130 children in need with financial and
educational needs. They provide assistance to 86 children with thalassemia for their medical needs.
A successful blood drive resulted in attracting 193 new donors, most of whom agreed to continue to
donate to the future of these children.
When a tragic mudslide buried hundreds, perhaps thousands, in Badakhshan, Child Foundation
donated clothing for more than 3,000 victims who had lost everything. Then followed by delivering
hundreds of food packages to devistated areas.
Our Afghanistan office also participated in Universal
Children’s Day, World Environment Day, and World
Peace Day celebrations where we worked with children
to respect their environment and seek peace through
education. This year they have also received a land
donation to build a school and have started the
preliminary studies to establish an orphanage for girls in
Mazar-e-sharif.
Narjess is an 8 year old girl
whose father was murdered
by theives. Child Foundation
helped Narjess continue to go
to school. She is now in third
grade and is the first one in her
family who can read and write.
She also loves art!
Indonesia
Child Foundation established a program in
Indonesia in 1995. The sponsored children live
primarily in Bandung, West Java, one of the
poorest cities in Indonesia. Child Foundation has
supported more than 200 children that eventually
graduated from vocational school and many
who completed university. Presently, 35% of our
Indonesian children are in high school, 37.5% in
junior high, and 27.5% of them are in elementary
school. Recently, the cost of vocational institutes
and high school have increased in Indonesia,
but fortunately, care-takers and social workers
remain as volunteers so we are able to sustain our
assistance to children in these areas.
Fortunately, the cost of sponsoring a child in
Indonesia remains very low, and with less than
$30 a month, a pupil can be supported for their
education and a daily meal.
Shortly after Taupik’s father was
killed in a train accident, his mother
passed away after giving birth to
Taupik.
He has been living with a family who
is only able to provide him with food
and shelter. The family’s only income
comes from junk they find and sell.
Child Foundation is sponsoring Taupik
to go to school; he is a smart boy
who loves to read and hopes to be a
teacher some day!
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We thank more than 3,700 donors from all over the world who have decided to change a life through donating to Child Foundation.
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ani, Abedi Mashhadi Mighani, Abedzadeh, Abedzadeh Anaraki, Abghari, Abhari, Abidi, Abolfathi, Abolghasemi, Abolhassani Bloomer, Abootorabi, Aboussedgh, Aboutorabian, Abouzar Djirandeh, Abrahimi, Abravani, Abrishami, Abtahi, Abulwerdi, Adabi, Adami Ardestani, Adeli Koodehi, Adhamijamnani, Adib, Adibi,
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, Mostafazadehasl, Mostame, Mostofi, Mostoufi, Motahari, Motalebi, Motallebi, Motamedi, Motamedian, Motamen, Motaref, Motevaselani, Motie, Mottaghian, Moumeni, Mousavi, Mousavi Doust, Mousavizadeh, Mousavynejad, Mousazadeh, Moussavi, Movaghar, Movahedi, Movahednejad, Movassagh, Movassaghi,
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, Nourbakhsh, Nourbakhshnia, Nouri, Nourkhah, Nournia, Nourollahei, Noushin, Novid, Nowroozi, Nowrouz, Nowzaree, Nozar, Nugent, Nurolahzade, Nyakoui, Oghabi Sajjadi, Ohadi Esfahani, Okhravi, Oktaee, Olangian, Olia, Oliazadeh, Olyazadeh, Omid, Omrani, Oraee Mirzamani, Orang, Orangi, Osati, Oskui,
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di, Pourmohammadi Fallah, Pourmousa, Pourmousavi Kani, Pournazeri, Pournik, Pourrezaei Khaligh, Pourshahidi, Pourshalmi, Pousti, Procureur, Prussman, Qahremani Dehbokri, Qaiumzadeh, Quiroz, Raafat, Rabbani, Rabiei, Rabii, Rad, Radafzoun, Radmanesh, Radmehr, Radnejad, Radnosrati, Raeiszadeh, Rafat,
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Zarkesh, Zarkoob, Zarnegar, Zarrab - Kashani, Zarrabi, Zarrin, Zavareh, Zavari, Zayer, Zeineddin, Zeller, Zemoudeh, Zerafati, Zeyghami, Zhian Tabasy, Zia, Ziaee, Ziaei, Ziaian, Zilaie, Ziyadi, Zohre Vand, Zojaji, Zolfaghar, Zolfaghari, Zolghadriha
Accountability
Accountability assures the integrity of any organization. At Child Foundation, accountability
is demonstrated through its commitment to work with staff, volunteers, partners, and other
participants to help children thrive. Child Foundation has adapted International standards of
accountability for its programs as well as its financials.
Child Foundation’s accountability includes a comprehensive compliance program to strengthen
accountability to stakeholders regarding child sponsorship, consolidate organizational
requirements and contribute to shaping industry standards. One Board member and one
staff member have been assigned to ensure that all compliance processes are implemented
accordingly.
Child Foundation considers its financial accountability and transparancy as hallmarks of its
activities.
We hold a 4-Star rating from Charity Navigator, as well as a “Best” rating from Independent
Charities of America, and “Gold Participant” from GuideStar. All of these are the highest rating
these organizations award to nonprofits for their commitment to accountability and transparancey.
OFAC License IA-2012-295051-1
OFAC License IA-2014-311236-1
Tax ID: 93-1148608
As part of our transparancy policies, Child Foundation always facilitates
meetings between its donors and the children they support. Child
Foundation also presents donors with pictures and receipts of extra
donations and gifts they provide to the children they support.
Mohammad, as well as his
younger brother, in Bojnord
were happy to receive a
gift from his sponsor in
Connecticut.
Nauzli from San Diego traveled to
Kermanshah to visit her sponsored
child, Maryam. Nauzli’s family has
been sponsoring children since
2006.
Dr. Nickchehreh and his wife, Joan
Nickchehreh traveled from Maryland
to Tehran to visit their sponsored
child, Zahra. They have been
sponsoring children since 2001, and
have sponsored one child from her
early education until the completion
of her Master Degree.
www.childfoundation.org
Volunteers
Volunteers are our greatest asset at Child Foundation. Without them,
we would not be able to serve thousands of children and families.
We thank all who are helping us in numerous different countries all
around the world.
Child Foundation has joined the President of the United
States in recognizing the volunteers who consistently take
the time to make a difference in the lives of others. We are
proud to honor our volunteers with a special award signed by
President Barack Obama.
To volunteer your time and expertise, please visit
our website and fill out a volunteer application.
www.childfoundation.org/content/get-involved
Ms. Parvin Soroush weaved 45
sweaters for children in need. Child
Foundation delivered her gift to
children in Afghanistan. For most of
them, this was the very first piece
of new clothing they ever had.
Events
Each year, Child Foundation plans or joins many local events in order to introduce its
services to children in need. Here are some of the main events we are proud to have
participated in or conducted:
Charshanbeh Soori (San Diego, CA)
Iranian Cultural Show – UCLA (LA, CA)
Persian New Year Festival (Berkley, CA)
Annual Nowruz Bazaar 2014 (LA, CA)
Annual Nowruz Festival (Reston, VA)
13 Bedar (Montgomery County, MD)
13 Bedar Celebrations (Sweden)
13 Bedar-Andi & Shani (Centreville, VA)
CF 20th Birthday (Portland, OR)
Acting Workshop (Los Angeles, CA)
Sidarg Live Concert (Laguna Woods, CA)
UCLA/ISG Cultural Show (LA, CA)
Tirgan (Stockholm, Sweden)
Annual Iranian Festival (Seattle, WA)
Annual Iranian Festival (Portland, OR)
Summer Picnic (Mississauga, Canada)
Iranian Summer Festival (Toronto)
Mehregan (LA, San Jose)
Mehregan Festival (Montreal Canada)
Kamran & Hooman Concert(Folsom, CA)
Hamid Talebzadeh Concert (Santa Ana)
Mehregan Festival (Houston, TX)
Mihan Foundation event (Toronto, ON)
Fundraiser with UTS (Sydney, Australia)
“I AM A GIRL” Film Screening (LA, CA)
Kids Festival (Toronto, Canada)
Jonge Farhangi (San Diego, CA)
Hooshmand Aghili live in Concert (Columbus,
Cincinnati & Chicago)
Halloween Charity Party (Richmond, CA)
Movie night at UCSD (San Diego, CA)
Dance Workshop (Encino, CA)
Mother Earth Event (Laguna Woods)
Millennium Conference (Boca Raton, FL)
Breast Cancer walk (Boca Raton, FL)
Jong Farhang (San Diego, CA)
Universal Children’s Day (Beverly Hills, San
Diego, Mazar-e-Sharif)
World Peace Day (LA and Afghanistan)
Annual Toy Drive (Tarzana, LA, Irvine)
Photograph by Behrooz Bodei
Photograph by Nima
www.childfoundation.org
Board of Directors*
Navid Agha Seyedali — Chairman of the Board &
Interim Treasurer
Dr. Rostami obtained his MSc and PhD degrees in mining engineering from the
Mr. Seyedali obtained his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from
Colorado School of Mines. He was the founder of Iranian Academic Association in
the University of Washington, and his Master Degree in Transportation
Washington DC active for ten years before it was registered as Iranian American
Engineering from Seattle University, both in Washington State. He has
Academics and Professionals (IAAP) in 2013.
Jamal Rostami, Ph.D. — Chief Compliance Officer
been involved with Child Foundation for over 15 years, starting as the
Regional Manager in Bandung, Indonesia.
Nader Namazi, Ph.D. — Board Member
Peyman Raoofi, Psy.D. — President & CEO
Dr. Namazi has been a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the Catholic
Dr. Raoofi received his Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Alliant
University of America, Washington, D.C., since 1992. He was the Chairman of
International University and his Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology at
the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from 2005-
the CA School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Raoofi is a recipient of the
2008.
highest level honor of the President’s Volunteer Service Award. He also has
been recognized as an Honorary Ambassador by UNICEF.
Ali Eydgahi, Ph.D. — Secretary
Kamyar Lashgari — Board Member
Mr. Lashgari received his Bachelor in Urban Planning and Masters in Urban
Dr. Eydgahi received his M.S. and Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer
Design from the University of Washington. He is a nationally Certified Planner
Engineering from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. He has
by American Planning Association, a registered Professional Land surveyor and a
received a number of awards for his accomplishments while serving as a
licensed Engineering and Building Contractor with the
chair or member of numerous professional societies. Dr. Eydgahi joined the
Child Foundation Board of Directors in August 2011.
state of California.
*Board members are all volunteers.
Thank You
Child Foundation is honored to have so many wonderful friends and supporters who value the unique services we provide to children in need.
We could not do it without you. Thank you so very much!
The following companies have donated to Child Foundation
through their generous employee gift matching programs:
Adobe
Agilent Technologies
American Express
Apple
AT&T
Bank of America
Benevity
Boeing
Cisco
eBay
Edison Intl.
Ericsson Inc.
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
GE
GateWay/Genentech
Goldman Sachs
Google
John Hancock
Johnson & Johnson
Kaiser
KT Foundation
LinkedIn
Microsoft
Millenium
Moody’s
Motorola Mobility
Neiman Marcus
NVIDIA
Oracle
PepsiCo
Pfizer
PGE
Qualcomm
Salesforce
SAP
United Way
United Way Columbia
VMWare Foundation
Wells Fargo
Recognitions & Affiliations
Child Foundation (HQ)
4475 SW Scholls ferry Rd, Suite 170,
Portland, OR 97225
Tel: 503-224-0409 & Fax: 503-297-1546
Email: CFmain@childfoundation.org
Child Foundation - Canada
CP 96562 Montreal Gare
Centrale Montreal QC H3B5J8
Tel: (877)652-3799 & 1(778)372-0847
www.cicfoundation.com
Cfmain@childfoundation.org
Child Foundation - Germany
Child Foundation - Los Angeles
18345 Ventura Blvd. #512
Tarzana, CA 91356
Tel: 310-453-0809 & 949-754-0611
Email: CFmain@childfoundation.org
Child Foundation - England
Facebook (Persian):
www.facebook.com/child.foundation
Facebook (English):
Quettingerstr. 178 D-51381 Leverkusen
Tel: 0049-2171-91 359 97
Email: info@bonyadekudak.de
www.bonyadekudak.de
55 Holly Royde Close,
Manchester, Didsbury, M20 3HR UK
Phone: 07806820175
Email: info@childfoundation.co.uk
www.childfoundation.co.uk
www.facebook.com/childfoundationusa
Child Foundation - Iran
Child Foundation - Switzerland
Instagram:
Bonyad Refah Koodak
Tehran, Khoramshahr St, No 89, 3rd Fl.
Tel: (021) 42510 ; Fax: 021-88172908
www.childf.com
Email: info@childf.org
Child Foundation - Sweden
Multrågatan 15
162 54 Vällingby, Sweden
Tel: 0046-70-616-3217
Photograph by Seyed Mehrdad Sharifi
Hirschparkweg 7 4800
Zofingen CH
Phone: 0041-62-751-4078
Fax: 0041-62-752-7078
Child Foundation - Afghanistan
Future for Afghanistan Children
Mohammad Beyge Sarhang’s Gozar,
District 1, Mazar-i-Sharif
www.childfoundation.af
Phone: 0776768631
Twitter:
www.twitter.com/childfoundhq
www.instagram.com/childfoundation
LinkedIn:
linkedin.com/company/child-foundation