2025-11-03T12:47:36-05:00 2024-12-31 NAS Advisors LLC 44330 Mercure Cir Suite 141 Sterling VA 20166 990 2024-01-01 020539734 Women for Afghan Women Inc % Susan A Antolin WOME 9295195994 71-19 162nd St STE CF-D Fresh Meadows NY 11365 SUSAN A ANTOLIN Executive Director 9295195994 2025-11-03 false true NAEEM HASANYAR CPA P01989597 5403008592 2025-11-03 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X Susan Aryan Antolin 71-19 162nd St STE CF-D Fresh Meadows NY 11365 8193407 false X www.womenforafghanwomen.org X 2002 NY Women for Afghan Women (WAW) is a grassroots civil society organization dedicated to protecting and promoting the rights of disenfranchised Afghan Women and girls in Afghanistan and the USA. ln particular, WAW works to help Afghan women and girls (see Schedule O for details). 8 8 54 84 0 0 12708879 8028491 0 84525 154216 38089 10700 12831493 8193407 281509 224808 0 5753279 6083970 47104 197047 965137 8098048 3428537 14179940 9934362 -1348447 -1740955 10622682 7806370 2170261 1093677 8452421 6712693 Women for Afghan Women (WAW) is a grassroots civil society organization dedicated to protecting and promoting the rights of disenfranchised Afghan Women and girls in Afghanistan and the USA. ln particular, WAW works to help Afghan women and girls (see Schedule O for details). false false 5410167 Support Centers and Shelters - Humanitarian Assistance to Vulnerable Population and Programs for Refugee Returnees and Internally Displaced Individuals- Women for Afghan Women (WAW) provides humanitarian assistance to thousands of vulnerable and in-need families across Afghanistan through its humanitarian assistance program. It also offers assistance with shelters and services for thousands of refugee returnees and internally displaced individuals. WAW also houses hundreds of kids who would have otherwise been living with their mothers in prisons without any access to appropriate nutrition, health services, or education opportunities. WAW also provided support to UNHCR operations in Afghanistan through warehouse management and logistic and technical services across Afghanistan. 2256292 Community Center and Advocacy - Two Community Centers located in the heart of the Afghan community in Queens, New York, and in Alexandria, Virginia, provide several pro bono programs and crisis services to Immigrants and refugee women, families, and children, including immigration and employment support, domestic violence counseling, mental health services, citizenship and language programs, and programs for senior citizens, and leadership training. 7666459 true true false false false false false false false false true true false false true false true false false true true false false true false false false true true true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false true 23 0 true 54 true false true AF false false false false false false false false false false false false 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239290 31962 89621 38089 10700 170372 60754304 0.99330 0.99600 X Other income Part II line 10 or Part III line 12 Other income $10,700 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 207797 117524 90273 91439 43071 48368 138641 Short-term Investments 3182924 F 3182924 Operating lease current liabilities 99380 Operating lease non-current libties 144529 243909 8039191 8039191 154216 154216 8193407 9934362 9934362 9934362 Part XI, Line 4b-Other revenue not included on Sch D but on 990 Investment income true South Asia 23 552 Program services Center & Shelter 5793288 23 552 23 552 5793288 5793288 false false false false false false Method of accounting for expenditures (Part I, line 3, col f) Accounting method: accrual basis X X X X true Nichole Brown 40 2548SL Den Haag Singravenstraar Singravenstraar NL false 71600 -71600 Kristine Wee 22 E Springer St Philadelphia PA 19119 false 38741 -38741 Rigi Philip 2138 31st Street Apt 4B Astoria NY 11105 false 5500 -5500 Fair Winds Consulting Inc 70 Benn Rd Merrimack NH 03054 false 74601 -74601 190442 -190442 NY VA true Jacob A Riis Neighborhood 10-25 41st Ave Long Island City NY 11101 111729398 501C3 48143 Citizenship Instruction Program Connect Inc 127 West 127th St Ste 431 New York NY 10027 020694269 501c3 14034 Gender violence workshops Hello Future Inc 245 8th Ave 149 New York NY 10011 814922460 501c3 27370 Summer youth program Cash Assistance 10 7500 10000 DV survivors assistance OVW Gift cards 17 4757 10000 Gift card for clients MCHF Cash Assistance 1 470 10000 Work permit fee for Client Gift cards 315 10771 10000 Gift card for Youth Summit participants Gift cards 24 5611 10000 Gift card for DV Survivors Food 275 5000 10000 IRUSA Qurbani Meat Food Box 275 5000 13750 In kind Ramandan food boxes Phone 62 5000 65410 Google Pixel phones with 12-month plan donation Gift Cards 50 5000 Gift Card for community through Adam Zakat Grant Gift cards 18 1851 Gift card for DV clients Gift cards 12 2000 Gift card for clients grocery Cash Assistance 1 546 ARP cash assistance Metro Cards 252 3229 Metro Cards for DV Program DOVE Metro Cards 310 3188 MTA metro cards for youth program Metro Cards 200 1178 MTA metro cards for seniors program Monitoring procedures (Part I, line 2) A quarterly reporting review is done to monitor the use of grant funds for grants provided to domestic organizations. For other assistance to domestic individuals, the following procedure in place: Case Managers who work directly with the clients assess their need and maintain a file with all required documentation and ensure that funds are appropriately used. The finance department reviews all requests and verifies documentation. X false false false false false false false false false Naheed S Bahram US Country Director 128173 48863 177036 X 37 5599 Fair market value X Food boxes 277 23750 Selling price X Classrooms 3 36725 Sale of comparable p false true false Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 The board of directors delegate the authority to review and approve the parepared form 990 to the Director of Finance and other members of the management. Once approved, a copy of the form 990 is provided to each member of the financial committee and then submitted to the IRS. Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c The organization enforces the conflict of interest policy by monitoring known relationships, questionnaires that are signed by the board members on an annual basis, and noting any change in disclosed information. Any conflict is reviewed by the board before a decision is made as to whether to approve the transactions. CEO executive director top management comp Part VI line 15a The board of directors evaluates the Executive Directors performance and determines a reasonable compensation. The compensation for other senior staff is determined based on the availability of funds, market survey, and their contribution to the health and stability of the organization. These salaries and bonuses are prepared by the Executive Director and is reviewed and approved by the board as part of the annual budget. Other officer or key employee compensation Part VI line 15b The availability of funds and market survey determines the salary of staff. While the board more directly determines the Executive Directors pay, the board also approves the annual budget of the organization, which allows them to weigh in on compensatory issues, including payment of bonuses, approval of pension plans, and other benefits. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 The organizations annual reports, auditors reports, and annual returns are available on the organizations website. All other governing documents are available upon request. List of other expenses Part IX line 24e Kitchen supplies: $1,980Heating material: $20,635Miscellaneous: $35,780Food, Clothing and Medical Expense: $21,063Education and Training: $777Security: $10,408 General explanation attachment Below is the full text of WAW Mission relavent to Form 990, Part I, Line 1 - Organizations Mission or Most Significant Activities and Form 990, Part III, Line 1 - Organizations Mission:Women for Afghan Women (WAW) is a grassroots civil society organization dedicated to protecting and promoting the rights of disenfranchised Afghan women and girls in Afghanistan and the United States. In particular, WAW works to help Afghan women and girls exercise their rights to pursue their individual potential to self-determination, and to representation in all areas of lifepolitical, social, cultural, and economics. WAW relentlessly advocates for womens rights and challenges the norms that underpin gender-based violence to influence attitudes and bring about change.