Good Gifts Foundation
THE GOOD GIFTS FOUNDATION PROVIDES FUNDS TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ONE OR MORE INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS FOR BASIC NEEDS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER, AND TO ONE OR MORE ORGANIZATIONS. IN ADDITION, THE FOUNDATION GROWS "GREEN" PRODUCE AND LIVESTOCK BY USING AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY FARMING APPROACH AND DONATES SUCH ITEMS TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS. DURING THE YEAR THE FOUNDATION DONATED 1,230 POUNDS OF BEEF, 86 DOZENS OF EGGS AND 7,826 POUNDS OF FRESH PRODUCE TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT FEED INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS. THE FOOD WAS FARMED BY THE FOUNDATION AND HAD A MARKET VALUE OF $24,557 OF WHICH $14,040 IS INCLUDED IN PART I, LINE 25, AND $10,517 IS REPORTED ON LINE 23, COLUMN D. LASTLY, THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AT NO COST, TO CHILDREN AND ADULTS REGARDING THEIR ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY FARMING APPROACH.
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Organizations such as nature centers that provide informal classes which acquaint participants with particular aspects of their environment and increase their understanding of and appreciation for ecological balance.
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