2025-06-16T11:35:34-07:00 2024-07-31 263701192 Torkelson & Associates CPAs LLP 3835 Cypress Dr STE 110 Petaluma CA 94954 990EZ 2023-08-01 201611683 UNA VIDA UNAV 7073640867 PO BOX 750865 PETALUMA CA 94975 LYNNE MOQUETE President 2024-06-16 true true Lori A Enochs P00219899 7077952691 X 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X WWW.UNA-VIDA.ORG X X 108919 X 108919 0 0 0 0 108919 38964 20680 4120 345 41997 106106 2813 86952 89765 X 86328 89176 2173 2173 88501 91349 1549 1584 86952 89765 TO EMPOWER COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO THRIVE WHILE BUILDING COMMUNITY, FOSTERING CONNECTION AND INSPIRING A LIFESTYLE OF SERVICE. Through the COVID pandemic due to the lack of travel, we focused our efforts on providing food, clothing and furniture for our local Sonoma County community. Our efforts include having a food pantry for those in need, delivering healthy food to community members who are in need and providing clothing and furniture for those in need. LEAD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS FOR VOLUNTEER GROUPS IN A RURAL CORNER OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. Una Vida partners with local schools, the community library and a local children's home to provide the supplies students need for academic success. We create enrichment opportunities by providing bats and balls for the local little league, hosting arts and crafts workshops, and encouraging literacy. Activities that most of us take for granted are brought to life through cross-cultural exchange.Una Vida believes that every human deserves a basic standard of living that includes a dignified home. Our construction projects seek to improve that standard of living, laying a smooth floor over dirt and rock, installing a latrine for basic sanitation, and in some cases building new homes from scratch. Our participants work in conjunction with Dominican and Haitian workers on these projects, creating jobs forand buy in fromthe community. 101737 Spanish for mothers, Madres was founded in 2011 by California girls and Una Vida alumni eager to create a greater impact in the lives of Dominican & Haitian women. Madres artisans receive tools and ongoing training in artisanal jewelry-making techniques, equipping them to create beautiful jewelry that symbolize hope for a better future. Our jewelry collective is based in Los Pinos del Eden, a rural mountain community near the Dominican-Haitian border. By earning fair wages, our artisans are empowered to put food on the table, pay for her childrens school supplies, or invest in her own education. In addition, Madres cultivates friendships between Dominican and Haitian women - two cultures that have traditionally remained segregated. 100% of proceeds are used to pay Madres artisans and invest in projects. within their community. We believe our role is to support and strengthen local health professionals and the impact they have within their communities, while providing an experience of cultural immersion for students with an interest in health. Volunteers who participate in our programs return home feeling humbled, empowered, and with their eyes open to the inequalities inherent in today's world. We partner with Haitian dentists who pioneer a mobile clinic model, equalizing access to dental care in the Haitian community. In partnership with student groups from UC Irvine, we offer yearly dental clinics and dental health education. Our work connects Dominican, Haitian, and American health professionals in a shared effort to provide access to skilled dental care to local Dominicans and Haitian migrants living within the border region. Our efforts continue to grow each year, and since 2012, weve provided:-Subsidized dental exams (cleanings, extractions, and fillings)-Fluoride varnish to children up to 12 years of age-Toothbrushes, toothpaste and floss to local community members and distributed through our local schools-Dental health education outreach at local schools -A commitment to provide yearly dental care to local childrens home Hogar de Ninos Jeremie In addition to our dental work, we partner with local health professionals to deliver access to specialty care - such as pediatric services, women's health services, and eye care exams. All of our health work is directed by Dominican and Haitian health professionals, and provides volunteers with an intimate look at the Dominican healthcare system. 101737 LYNNE MOQUETE Executive Dir. 10.00 36000 RACHEL MANNING Secretary 10.00 0 KARA KLINGE President 15.00 0 PEDRO RODRIGUEZ Treasurer 1.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false KARA KLING 61 OXFORD COURT PETALUMA CA 94952 7072804183 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 24608 139449 22240 88362 108919 383578 21566 67953 46185 135704 0 0 0 46174 207402 68425 88362 108919 519282 0 0 519282 0 0 0 0 46174 207402 68425 88362 108919 519282 1.00000 1.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Other Expenses.1001 Advertising and Promotion $675 Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $3689 Other Expenses.1005 Travel $2690 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $2581 Other Expenses.1 OPERATIONAL EXPENSES $12451 Other Expenses.2 REIMBURSED EXPENSES $9064 Other Expenses.3 FOOD DISTRIBUTION $7693 Other Expenses.4 CHARITABLE DONATIONS $1452 Other Expenses.5 PAYPAL FEES $1031 Other Expenses.6 MISCELLANEOUS $581 Other Expenses.8 TAXES & FEES $60 Other Expenses.9 BANK CHARGES $30 Other Assets.1001 Automobiles - Beginning $2040 Automobiles - Ending $2040 Other Assets.1 REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES - Beginning $133 REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES - Ending $133 Total Liabilities.1001 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Beginning $1549 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Ending $1584