named programs · 5 · from sources
what they call their work
Child Protection
Provides a safe and protected environment for children, many of whom come from abusive family settings, with constant adult supervision and monitoring of online communications.
Education and Child Development
Ensures children attend public school, complete homework, and receive a proper education and computer skills to prepare them for a better life.
Health Issues
Addresses medical needs of children, including treatment for parasites, anemia, malnutrition, general checkups, and immediate care for serious illnesses. Aims to reinstate an in-house infirmary.
Job Placement
Assists graduates in finding employment directly after high school or supports their continuation to college through scholarships.
Sponsor an Event
Allows individuals to sponsor outings or catered events for the children to provide opportunities for fun and relaxation.
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Translation and Bilingual Support Services 2 activities
- Cultural and language preservation supportSupports cultural identity and language retention for newly arrived Mixteco-speaking children by providing a designated table in the dining room, fostering inclusion and heritage preservation.
- Preserving cultural heritage for Mixteco-speaking childrenProvides a designated table for Mixteco speakers in the dining room to help newly arrived children retain their native language and heritage.
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Child Sponsorship for Educational Support 2 activities
- Education and workforce development programsSupports children's education with computer skills training, provides scholarships for graduates to attend college, and offers job placement services to help graduates enter the workforce.
- Supporting children's education and career developmentProvides children with education and computer skills, supports graduates in attending college through scholarships, and offers job placement services to help them enter the workforce.
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Youth Medical Care Services 2 activities
- Initial medical and health care for new arrivalsProvides comprehensive initial health care for children upon arrival, including vitamins, haircuts, medication for parasites and amoebas, general checkups by a local physician, and immediate medical attention for serious health issues.
- Providing initial and ongoing healthcare for childrenProvides initial health care for children upon arrival, including vitamins, haircuts, medication for parasites and amoebas, and a general checkup by a local physician, and arranges immediate medical attention for serious health issues.
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Residential Care for Orphaned and Destitute Children 2 activities
- Providing residential care for childrenProvides a loving home for approximately 60-80 children, aged 4 through 18, ensuring each child has their own bed and a structured daily schedule including morning routines, breakfast, school attendance, and chores.
- Residential care for vulnerable childrenProvides a loving, structured home environment for approximately 60 to 80 children aged 4 through 18, including daily routines with breakfast, school attendance, and chores, ensuring each child has their own bed and consistent care from dedicated staff such as Mamá Jovita and César.
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Supervised Family Visitation Services 1 activity
- Long-term child protection and outreachHas over 25 years of experience identifying and supporting abused, beaten, and abandoned children in Acapulco and Guerrero, with documented milestones including 20 years of service recognized in 2012 and a 25th anniversary celebrated in 2016.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$62K
Contributions & grants$62K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$49K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$44K
balance sheet
Total assets$47K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$47K
2 years on record · 2020–2021 · YoY revenue +25.0%
relationships · 11
who they work with
- Acapulco City Hall Government — Recognized Marsh Children's Home and its founder, Jovita Godiñez, with an award for the benefit of Acapulqueños.
- César Partner — Provides love and care to the children as a staff member (son of Mamá Jovita).
- DIF de Acapulco Government — Recognized Marsh Children's Home and its founder, Jovita Godiñez, with awards for caring for children and promoting the home.
- Friends of Acapulco Partner — Assists graduates with college scholarships.
- Fundación Best A.C. Partner — Recognized Marsh Children's Home and its founder, Jovita Godiñez, for "Social Commitment and Work for the Common Good" through its "Unidos Para Ayudar" program.
- Fundación Simi Partner — Recognized Marsh Children's Home and its founder, Jovita Godiñez, with awards for social commitment and altruism.
- Mamá Jovita Partner — Provides love and care to the children as a staff member and founder.
- Marsh Home in Acapulco Partner — Provides assistance to the Marsh Home in Acapulco, Mexico.
- Mayor's Office of Acapulco Government — Recognized Marsh Children's Home and its founder, Jovita Godiñez, with awards for caring for children and for the benefit of Acapulqueños.
- Universidad de Anáhuac Partner — Jovita Godiñez, founder of Marsh Children's Home, completed a diploma in Evolutionary Child Psychology from this university.
- Walmart (Mexico) Partner — Awarded Marsh Children's Home the "Héroes Anónimos" Community Service Award through Fundación Walmart of Mexico.