PCH is committed to using as much of the contributions it receives directly toward the various operations and projects on the Kenyan campus. Less than 1% of money received has been used for administrative purposes, and this has been for some travel expenses. In 2010, revenues from contributions were $1XX,XXX. Contributions are used for the monthly living expenses related to the care of the children at the orphanage, for maintenance of the facilities and for infrastructure projects, including the building of new orphan homes.

The school is self-sustaining through tuition paid by the students families. PCH also pays for the tuition of all the orphans. Some maintenance costs for school facilities have been absorbed by PCH in the past for the purpose of attracting more students to help the school meet it’s costs. The school is now financially capable of its own facility maintenance. All expenses for the operation of the school are borne fully by the school. In 2010, the JGMA budget was $1XX,XXX.

The clinic is not yet operational. It is the intention of PCH that the clinic will also be self-sustaining through fees charged for its use, however, there will be initial start-up expenses that will be provided by PCH. Also, there will be some capital costs associated with the requirements for licensing the clinic that will be provided by PCH.

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