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PERUVIAN PARTNERS
CHANDLER, AZ · EIN 273133129 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE Q30 · International Affairs · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.peruvianpartners.org
revenue
$490K
expenses
$427K
net assets
$873K
employees
0
volunteers
400
program ratio
97%
mission · from form 990

TO PROVIDE SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL ASSISTANCE TO PERUVIAN CITIZENS IN NEED, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON HOUSING, HEALTH, EDUCATION AND FAMILY STABILITY.

profile · synthesized from sources

Peruvian Partners is a nonprofit organization focused on supporting vulnerable populations in Flores de Villa, Peru, particularly abandoned women and at-risk youth. They provide various programs including family and youth sponsorships, housing construction, educational camps, and health services to alleviate poverty and promote community development.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2022

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $170K
    PERUVIAN PARTNERS OVERSEES A BOYS' HOME, CASA SAN JUAN, AND A GIRLS' HOME, CASA DARLING, FOR YOUTH AT RISK BECAUSE OF EXTREME POVERTY, PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND/OR SEXUAL ABUSE. PERUVIAN PARTNERS LEADS SMALL GROUPS, RETREATS AND SEMINARS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR MENTORS. PERUVIAN PARTNERS PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE YOUTH IN THESE RESIDENTIAL HOMES TO ATTEND VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND/OR FINISH HIGH SCHOOL, RECEIVE MEDICAL/DENTAL CARE, PSYCHOLOGICAL CARE AND ROOM AND BOARD. DURING 2022, PERUVIAN PARTNERS PROVIDED MAINTENANCE AND NEEDED FURNITURE FOR BOTH CASA DARLING AND CASA SAN JUAN.
  2. #2 $29K
    IN 2022, PERUVIAN PARTNERS HELPED FAMILIES THROUGH THEIR ADOPT A FAMILY PROGRAM. THIS "SPONSORSHIP" PROGRAM IS INTENDED TO HELP KEEP THE INTEGRITY OF A FAMILY IN EXTREME POVERTY INTACT. THE FAMILY RECEIVES AID IN EDUCATION, MEDICAL/DENTAL AND OTHER BASIC FAMILY NEEDS. 150 FAMILIES WERE HELPED WITH THIS PROGRAM.
named programs · 6 · from sources

what they call their work

Christmas in Peru
Distributes Christmas baskets with food and hygiene items to impoverished families during the holiday season.
Early Childhood Stimulation Center
Provides developmental support and education for children aged 1-4 to promote healthy growth and learning.
Family Sponsorships
Supports abandoned women and their children by providing resources and spiritual guidance.
Huts to Homes
Builds durable homes for families living in inadequate housing conditions to improve their living standards.
Medical Post
Addresses health needs in the community by providing medical services and promoting health education.
Youth Sponsorships
Offers at-risk youth a safe home, education, and vocational training to help them break the cycle of poverty.
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Youth Medical Care Services 7 activities
    • Leadership Transition and Local Capacity Building
      Transferred administration of the Medical Clinic and other programs to Peruvian leadership, strengthening local ownership and sustainability of community health and development initiatives.
    • Local Leadership Transition
      Transferred administration of the Medical Clinic and other programs to Peruvian leadership, promoting local ownership and sustainability.
    • Medical Post Operations
      Operates a Medical Post serving 45,000 people living in poverty or extreme poverty in Flores de Villa, treating a wide range of conditions including infectious diseases, chronic illnesses, and medical emergencies; the clinic was established to address malnutrition and disease and was transitioned to Peruvian leadership in 2019.
    • Medical Post Operations
      Operates a Medical Post serving 45,000 people living in poverty or extreme poverty in Flores de Villa, treating a wide range of infectious diseases, chronic conditions, and medical emergencies; the clinic was established to address malnutrition and disease and was transitioned to Peruvian leadership in 2019.
    • Operate Medical Post
      Operates a Medical Post that serves patients from an area with 45,000 people living in poverty or extreme poverty, addressing various conditions including infectious diseases, chronic illnesses, and emergencies. The administration of this Medical Clinic was transferred to Peruvian leadership in 2019.
    • Provide Medical Services
      Operates a Medical Post that serves patients from an area with 45,000 people living in poverty or extreme poverty, addressing various conditions including infectious diseases, chronic illnesses, and emergencies. The administration of the Medical Clinic was transferred to Peruvian leadership in 2019.
    • Providing Medical Care through a Medical Post
      Peruvian Partners established and previously operated a Medical Post, now under Peruvian leadership, that serves approximately 45,000 people living in poverty or extreme poverty, addressing a wide range of conditions including infectious diseases, chronic illnesses, and emergencies.
  • Community Health Worker Training 5 activities
    • Community Health Education
      Trains Health Promoters to educate the community on hygiene and nutrition, contributing to improved public health.
    • Community Health Education
      Trains Health Promoters to educate the community on hygiene and nutrition.
    • Community Health Promoter Training
      Trains local Health Promoters to educate the community on hygiene and nutrition, building local capacity for sustained health improvement.
    • Health Promoter Training
      Trains local Health Promoters to educate the community on hygiene and nutrition, building local capacity to improve public health outcomes in Flores de Villa.
    • Training Health Promoters
      Peruvian Partners trains Health Promoters to educate the community on hygiene and nutrition.
  • Preschool and Kindergarten Readiness Programs 5 activities
    • Early Childhood Stimulation Centers
      Operates early childhood stimulation centers, including "Playing & Learning Together," for children aged 1–4 years (and as young as 4 months), providing developmentally appropriate activities, nutritional meals, and parent training under the oversight of a psychologist.
    • Early Childhood Stimulation Services
      Operates an early childhood stimulation center ("Playing & Learning Together") for children aged 1–4 years (and separately for children 4 months to 3 years), providing developmentally appropriate activities, nutritional meals, and parent training under psychological oversight.
    • Operate Early Childhood Stimulation Centers
      Operates early childhood stimulation centers, including "Playing & Learning Together," providing free and subsidized services for children aged 4 months to 4 years, offering developmentally appropriate activities, nutritional meals, and parent training.
    • Operate Early Childhood Stimulation Centers
      Operates early childhood stimulation centers, including "Playing & Learning Together," providing free and subsidized services for children aged 4 months to 3 years and 1-4 years, respectively. These centers offer developmentally appropriate activities under psychologist oversight, provide nutritional meals for children, and offer training for parents.
    • Operating Early Childhood Stimulation Centers
      Peruvian Partners operates early childhood stimulation centers, including "Playing & Learning Together," which provide free and subsidized services for children aged 4 months to 4 years, offering developmentally appropriate activities, nutritional meals, and parent training.
  • Residential Care for Orphaned and Destitute Children 5 activities
    • Operate Youth Homes and Sponsorship Programs
      Operates homes for at-risk youth, including Casa San Juan for boys and Casa Darling for teenage girls, providing safe housing, religious education, vocational training, life skills, and medical/dental care. The organization is also building Casa America to expand housing for teenage girls.
    • Operating Children's Homes for At-Risk Youth
      Peruvian Partners operates Casa San Juan, a home for boys, and Casa Darling, a home for teenage girls from extreme poverty, providing safe housing, vocational training, religious instruction, life skills education, and community service opportunities. They are also building Casa America to expand their capacity for teenage girls.
    • Provide Residential Care and Vocational Training for At-Risk Youth
      Operates homes like Casa San Juan for boys and Casa Darling for teenage girls, providing safe housing, religious education, life skills, emotional counseling, medical/dental care, and vocational training to prevent them from living on the streets. The organization is also building Casa America to expand its reach to more teenage girls.
    • Youth Housing and Development Programs
      Provides safe housing and holistic development for at-risk youth in Lima through multiple homes including Casa San Juan (for boys), Casa Darling (for girls in extreme poverty), and the new Casa America; programs include religious education, vocational training, life skills, health care, and community service.
    • Youth Housing and Development Programs
      Provides safe housing and holistic development for at-risk youth in Lima through programs such as Casa San Juan (for boys), Casa Darling (for girls from extreme poverty), and the construction of Casa America to expand services to more teenage girls; includes religious education, vocational training, life skills, and community service.
  • Youth Housing Construction Initiatives 2 activities
    • Build Homes for Impoverished Families
      Constructs brick and mortar homes through its "Huts to Homes" program, replacing inadequate housing made of cardboard and scrap lumber for impoverished families.
    • Huts to Homes Housing Program
      Builds durable brick and mortar homes to replace temporary structures made of cardboard and scrap materials in Flores de Villa through its "Huts to Homes" program.
  • Uncategorized 25 activities
    • Annual English Camp
      Holds an annual English camp every January for over 600 children, combining English language instruction with religious education.
    • Annual English Camp
      Holds an annual English camp every January for over 600 children, combining language instruction with religious education to support cognitive and spiritual development.
    • Christmas Basket Distribution
      Conducts an annual Christmas Basket Drive in Flores de Villa, Peru, distributing baskets filled with food, hygiene items, small gifts, and essential supplies to families in need; each basket costs $50 to assemble and deliver.
    • Christmas Basket Distribution
      Conducts an annual Christmas Basket Drive in Flores de Villa, Peru, distributing baskets filled with food, hygiene items, small gifts, and toys to families in need; each basket costs $50 to provide.
    • Community Infrastructure Improvement
      Facilitates access to land titles, electricity, water, and sewage systems for residents in Flores de Villa, improving living conditions and public health outcomes.
    • Community Infrastructure Improvement
      Facilitates access to land titles, electricity, water, and sewage systems for residents in Flores de Villa, directly improving living conditions and public health outcomes in underserved communities.
    • Community Partnership Development
      Establishes community partnerships in Flores de Villa through collaborative efforts with local families to improve living conditions and implement life-changing programs.
    • Conduct Annual English Camp
      Holds an annual English camp every January for over 600 children, offering English instruction and religious education.
    • Distribute Christmas Baskets
      Conducts an annual Christmas Basket Drive in Flores de Villa, Peru, distributing baskets filled with food, small gifts, and essential items to families in need. Each basket costs $50.
    • Distribute Christmas Baskets
      Annually distributes Christmas baskets filled with food, small gifts, and essential items to families in need in Flores de Villa, Peru. These baskets cost $50 each and also include nonperishable food, hygiene items, and toys for impoverished families.
    • Distributing Christmas Baskets to Families in Need
      Peruvian Partners conducts an annual Christmas Basket Drive in Flores de Villa, Peru, distributing baskets filled with food, small gifts, essential items, nonperishable food, hygiene items, and toys to impoverished families.
    • Education Support Initiatives
      Raises funds annually to provide school supplies, uniforms, shoes, desks, and facility upgrades for children and schools in the community, supporting access to education for underserved populations.
    • Education Support and School Development
      Raises funds annually to provide school supplies, uniforms, shoes for children, and supports local schools with desks, supplies, or facility upgrades.
    • Elderly Feeding and Bible Study Program
      Operates a feeding program for the elderly that includes weekly Bible study meetings in Aymara, Quechua, and Spanish, along with providing one nutritious lunch per month to support health and foster intergenerational relationships.
    • Elderly Feeding and Bible Study Program
      Operates an elderly feeding program that facilitates intergenerational relationships, holds weekly Bible study meetings in Aymara, Quechua, and Spanish, and provides basic necessities, including one nutritious lunch per month.
    • Elderly Feeding and Support Program
      Operates a feeding program for the elderly that includes weekly Bible study meetings in Aymara, Quechua, and Spanish, and provides one nutritious lunch per month, fostering intergenerational relationships.
    • Elderly Feeding and Support Program
      Operates an elderly feeding program that facilitates intergenerational relationships, holds weekly Bible study meetings in Aymara, Quechua, and Spanish, and provides basic necessities including one nutritious lunch per month.
    • Facilitate Community Infrastructure Development
      Facilitates connections for residents in Flores de Villa to secure land titles, electricity, water, and sewage, thereby improving health conditions and living standards.
    • Huts to Homes Housing Program
      Builds durable brick and mortar homes to replace temporary shelters made of cardboard and scrap materials in impoverished communities, improving long-term housing stability and safety.
    • Improve Community Infrastructure
      Facilitates connections to secure land titles, electricity, water, and sewage for residents in Flores de Villa, and builds brick and mortar homes through its "Huts to Homes" program to replace inadequate housing.
    • Improving Community Infrastructure and Living Conditions
      Peruvian Partners established a community partnership in Flores de Villa to improve living conditions by facilitating connections for land titles, electricity, water, and sewage, and through its "Huts to Homes" program, builds brick and mortar homes to replace inadequate housing.
    • Provide School Supplies and Facility Upgrades
      Raises funds annually to provide school supplies, uniforms, and shoes for children, and to support local community schools with desks, supplies, or facility upgrades.
    • Providing Educational Support and Programs
      Peruvian Partners raises funds annually for school supplies, uniforms, shoes, and facility upgrades for children in local community schools, and holds an annual English camp for over 600 children, providing English instruction and religious education.
    • Support Education
      Raises funds annually for school supplies, uniforms, shoes, and facility upgrades for children in local community schools, and holds an annual English camp for over 600 children.
    • Supporting Elderly Individuals
      Peruvian Partners operates an elderly feeding program and holds weekly Bible study meetings in Aymara, Quechua, and Spanish, providing basic necessities and one nutritious lunch per month.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$490K
Contributions & grants$490K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$850%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$427K
Program expenses97%
Admin / overhead3%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$409K
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$873K
Cash$873K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$873K
Liquid reserves24.6 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +13.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 11
  • CHRIS MAXON — DIRECTOR
  • DAVID STAVROS — PRESIDENT
  • DREW A STAVROS — DIRECTOR
  • EMILY MAXON — DIRECTOR
  • ERMAJEAN STAVROS — TREASURER
  • LEE DANIELSON — DIRECTOR
  • MARIA-PAZ STAVROS — DIRECTOR
  • NANCY MAE DANIELSON — DIRECTOR
  • NICOLE KIRKISH — DIRECTOR
  • RANELLE KUEHL — SECRETARY
  • RYAN KIRKISH — DIRECTOR
relationships · 3

who they work with

  • David and Gina Stavros Partner — Give oversight to Peruvian Partners
  • National Prayer Breakfast movement Partner — Partnered with the National Prayer Breakfast movement to start small group ministry among Peruvian leaders.
  • Susan Johnson Partner — Sponsor who has participated in the Adopt-a-Family program for 20 years, visiting families in Flores de Villa.