2025-11-15T13:37:22-05:00 2024-12-31 990EZ 2024-01-01 264371362 GLOBAL IMPACT MISSIONS-ORG - INC GLOB 8596191622 3824 Aria Lane Lexington KY 40514 Henry Locklar Treasurer 8596191622 2025-11-15 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X www.globalimpactmissions-org.inc X X 136985 X 136985 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 136985 103881 0 0 0 1245 0 12555 117681 19304 42372 61676 42372 61676 0 0 0 0 42372 61676 0 0 42372 61676 GIMs mission is to use orality teaching methods with indigenous organizations and individuals in the areas of evangelism life skills health issues agricultural development etc. Our additional purposes are to bring life-changing life-saving information to poor and oppressed people groups in areas in which we work. Kenya and Liberia: $69,096. Kenya: Nomadic Shalom Water Ministry NSWM Grants: 0 Expenses: $61,246 Dr. Bill Gould works with Dr. Michael Lolwerikoi in Nairobi to manage NSWM. This is a ministry to the Samburu tribes of northern Kenya and GIM and NSWM provide holistic support to the Samburu villages in this area. In 2023 food purchases for Children and for weekly distribution to villages amounted $18,291. Plans included development of a cooking kitchen to begin construction in 2023 and startup funds of $6,150 were provided. Money was also provided for operating an aging Land Rover vehicle for travel and distribution purposes in the amount of $3,738. An eye clinic was conducted in the Spring using visiting doctors to provide examinations and treatment for over 500 Samburu patients cost was $4,182. Administrative expenses and remuneration for Dr. Lolwerikoi were budgeted at $700 per month or $8,400. Additionally scholarship fees for further formal education for Samburu students amount 0 0 Grants: $0 Expenses $25,619 Dr. Charles Madinger continues his work from Manila in the Philippines doing business as the Institute for Orality Strategies. He partners with major educational religious and civic organizations to provide certification classes and instruction in the concepts of oral communication in order to enhance the transfer of knowledge. The scope of his work involves multiple countries and organizations throughout the far east including the countries of India and Pakistan. Collaboration to develop a digital book involves monthly meetings with 10 contributors relative to traits tendencies and applications of Orality. Program development costs: $3,000. Attendance at global conferences and presentations Cost: $1,190. Software development for the Global Orality Mapping Project is ongoing throughout the year and development and formatting work in 2023 cost $7,153.in Teaching in The Asia Graduate School of Theology is provided by visiting professors 2023 Costs: $3,498. 0 0 Peru and Guatemala Project: Grants: $0 Expenses: $2,500. The long term relationship between GIM and the George Washington Group of schools and churches in Chincha Peru is under the direction of Dr. Phillip Thornton. The year 2023 was a difficult year for the churches of the Vina Del Rey in that the wife of one of the founding pastors became critically ill with cancer. The long time supporters of this ministry rose to the occasion and donated funds for medical expenses in the amount of $1,500. Further repairs were needed for the roof of the primary church building in the amount of $500. A side trip to Guatemala for surveying potential ministry partners was completed for $500. Total Costs: $2,500. 0 0 Phil Thornton Director 20 0 0 0 William Goold Director 10 0 0 0 Frank Wilbur Director 1 0 0 0 John Kelly Director 1 0 0 0 CV Elliott Director 3 0 0 0 Charles Madinger President 70 0 0 0 Henry Locklar Treasurer 10 0 0 0 Matthew Pavelek Director 1 0 0 0 Meredith Garrison Director 1 0 0 0 Ric Hale Director 1 0 0 0 Mitch Ripley Director 1 0 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false false false Henry Locklar 3824 Aria Lane Lexington KY 40514 8596191622 false true RP false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 260234 67801 141226 114149 136989 720399 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 260234 67801 141226 114149 136989 720399 100922 619477 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 720399 0 0.8599 0.9896 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Doing Business As Names Institute for Oral Strategies and Instructional Design Part I, line 8 | Other Revenues:, Amount:| No other revenue., $0| Part I, line 10 | Grants And Similar Amounts Paid:, Amount:| Project expenses: $101,975.00, $101975| Additional expenses: Visas Airfare Lodging Meals & Incidentals Office Supplies Bank Charges Mailings Office Equipment Seminars P.O. Box Rental Dues & Fees, $1906| Part I, line 16 | Other Expenses:, Amount:| Visa Airfare Lodging Meals & Incidentals Office Supplies BAnk Charges Mailings Office Equipment Seminars & P.O. Box rental, $12555| Part II, line 24 | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| No other assets, $0, $0| Part II, line 26 | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| No other liabilities, $0, $0| Part III, Line 29 | Explanation:| Grants: $0 Expenses $46,600 Kenya and Liberia Dr. Bill Goold represents GIM in the Samburu area of northern Kenya. His work involves assisting with food security and distribution partnering with Nomadic Shalom Water Mission out of Nairobi. Most of this effort involves the village of Maralal and the surrounding area. Major accomplishments in 2024 were food distributions of $18,050 in Maralal and surrounding villages; completing construction of cooking kitchen and new toilet for $9,000; an eye clinic was held and treated over 500 Samburu cost $3,200; administrative and logistical support was provided for $9,550; a seminar on Church Planting cost $600; finally $5,500 was contributed to Liberia for a food bank. Total expenses: $46,600. Part III, General | Explanation:| GIMs primary mission is to use orality teaching methods with indigenous organization and individuals in the areas of evangelism life skills health issues agricultural development etc. Our additional purposes are to bring life-changing life saving information to poor and oppressed people groups in areas in which we work. Part III, Line 28 | Explanation:| Grants: $0 Expenses: $43,100 Global Impact Missions operating as the Institute for Orality Strategies IOS and led by Dr. Charles Madinger from Manila Philippines offers a specialized certification program in partnership with the Asia Graduate School of Theology and Kairos University. This program provides participants with the opportunity to earn Masters and PhD degrees upon successful completion. In 2024 the program saw significant progress as cohorts engaged in a structured curriculum consisting of four 8-week modules. These modules covered essential topics such as Foundation Narrative Culture & the Arts and Instructional Design. Additionally a new cohort was initiated in Brazil starting with a 10-day Overview session to introduce participants to the program. Moreover IOS staff members were actively involved in teaching sessions for a total of 13 students across four courses held at the Asia Graduate School of Theology. These courses were strategically scheduled throughout the year in January May August and October to provide students with comprehensive learning experiences. The teaching sessions were designed to empower students with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in their academic pursuits and future endeavors. Additional cohorts totaling 22 students from 6 countries attended teaching sessions and eight completed the integrated project and earned professional certification. The funds allocated for these courses was $33,000; the GO MA P Project was enhanced in 2024 adding additional ethno-linguistic groups and calculated an orality quotient that measures the extent and diversity of orality for those involved in education and training. The GOMAP.pro website is now complete and more than 100 ethno-linguistic groups have populated data revealing their O.Q. with suggestions for curriculum design and development. Cost: $8,100; Orality Resource Development has created an Orality Talks Webinar and Journal which is a bi-monthly collaborative effort addressing critical mission and communication issues including: The Excluded Majority Further Marginalized by COVID 19; The Contextual Nature of Language in Message Design; and Applying Orality to the 21st Century Classroom; the Orality Talks Journal published the works of those contributing to the webinar discussion. Cost $2,000. Total Cost: $43,100. Part III, Line 30 | Explanation:| Grants: $0 Expenses: $12,275. In 2024 Dr. Phillip Thornton the primary representative of the organization in Peru continued his dedicated work focusing primarily on the southern region of the country. His long-standing relationship with the Vina Del Ray group of churches and associated schools in the Chincha area played a crucial role in managing essential connections with pastors and teachers. Dr. Thorntons pastoral care and support were particularly significant during a challenging time when one of the pastors wives Paola battled cancer. Through effective communication with congregants in the US who were familiar with the situation significant donations were raised to cover Paolas medical expenses ensuring she received the necessary treatment which amounted to $6,375. Furthermore Dr. Thornton organized a retreat later in the year specifically designed for pastors and teachers. This retreat focused on providing teaching encouragement and training sessions on orality communication methods and profound preaching techniques benefiting all the attendees in the area. The total cost of this retreat was $4,900. Additionally contributions of $500 each were allocated towards repairing the church roof and acquiring essential equipment for the school demonstrating the organizations commitment to supporting the local community in various impactful ways. Total cost: $12,275.