2026-04-07T21:02:27-04:00 2025-12-31 921111209 Telos CPAs 405 E LABURNUM AVE STE 3 RICHMOND VA 23222 990EZ 2025-01-01 843987696 RISE TOGETHER INTERNATIONAL INC RISE 7049994739 2845 NC HIGHWAY 242 S ELIZABETHTOWN NC 28337 ZACHARY HOWARD PRESIDENT 3144525566 2026-04-08 true Pablo Centeno P03031889 5402252546 2026-04-08 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X RISETOGETHERINT.ORG X X 147373 X 147367 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8938 -8938 0 0 0 6 138435 36103 0 56840 23376 6283 459 45930 168991 -30556 133248 102692 X 123405 98291 0 0 10263 5526 133668 103817 420 1125 133248 102692 Our mission is to empower individuals living in impoverished communities to build a brighter future through access to quality education family empowerment and basic health support. We are committed to providing the tools training and resources needed for individuals and families to develop sustainable opportunities strengthen their well-being and create lasting positive change within their communities. After-School Youth Development Program Education Program - Education is foundational to the development of individuals and communities; however in extremely impoverished areas access to quality education remains a significant challenge. Many schools in remote communities outside of Iquitos Peru are under-resourced with overcrowded classrooms and limited instructional support. Continued on Schedule O. 0 25826 Economic Empowerment Program Career Development - Individuals living in extreme poverty are often excluded from viable career pathways due to limited access to quality education and a lack of employment opportunities. To promote sustainable long-term change our organization partners with families to equip them with the tools and training needed to start and sustain their own small businesses. Continued on Schedule O. 0 20913 Dental Outreach Program Medical Care - Access to basic dental care is extremely limited in remote Amazonian communities where geographic isolation lack of infrastructure and financial constraints prevent individuals from receiving essential oral health services. 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To promote sustainable long-term change our organization partners with families to equip them with the tools and training needed to start and sustain their own small businesses. - Through our structured multi-phase program families receive comprehensive support that addresses both personal and professional development. The program includes an initial family assessment a family development course entrepreneurship and financial management training and the implementation of a family-owned business. Upon completion participants continue to receive ongoing mentorship and regular check-ins to support business growth and stability. - During the reporting period the program served approximately 13 families directly impacting 17 individuals. Participants launched small businesses tailored to their skills and local market opportunities creating new sources of income and improving household financial stability. - By focusing on holistic development and long-term mentorship this program empowers families to become self-reliant generate sustainable income and create lasting positive change within their communities. Part III, Line 30 | Explanation:| Dental Outreach Program Medical Care - Access to basic dental care is extremely limited in remote Amazonian communities where geographic isolation lack of infrastructure and financial constraints prevent individuals from receiving essential oral health services. As a result many children and adults suffer from untreated dental conditions that impact overall health and quality of life. -To address this need our organization provides mobile dental clinics in remote villages throughout the Amazon region. These outreach efforts deliver essential dental services including cleanings fillings extractions and preventative care directly to underserved populations who would otherwise go without treatment. - In addition to clinical services patients received basic oral hygiene education to promote long term dental health and prevent future complications. - By bringing critical dental care directly to these communities the program reduces pain and infection improves overall health outcomes and increases access to services that are otherwise unavailable contributing to a higher quality of life for those served. Part III, Line 28 | Explanation:| After-School Youth Development Program Education Program - Education is foundational to the development of individuals and communities; however in extremely impoverished areas access to quality education remains a significant challenge. Many schools in remote communities outside of Iquitos Peru are under-resourced with overcrowded classrooms and limited instructional support. - To address these gaps our organization partners with local schools in underserved villages to provide supplemental educational support. Through this program students receive academic assistance school supplies and nutrient-rich meals that support both learning and overall wellbeing. - During the reporting period the program served approximately 100 students across 3 partnering schools. Services included structured tutoring sessions individualized attention to reinforce core academic skills and the distribution of essential school materials. Each session also includes a healthy meal helping to improve concentration and attendance.