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International Midwife Assistance (IMA)

IMA offers general medical care, prenatal, vaccination, family planning services and a birth center, to help the poorest of the poor in the Teso region of Uganda.

IMA midwives train local practitioners provide quality prenatal and birth services, as well as general medical care, to increasing numbers of women and children from surrounding poor communities. Through these services, women receive the assistance they need to help ensure safe, healthy pregnancies. The clinic staff also conducts weekly mobile outreach clinics to remote rural areas.

Our birth center allows us to offer special assistance to women during childbirth, increasing the capacity to ensure safe delivery and quick and efficient response to complications during childbirth. Feasible low-cost health interventions are all that is needed to save countless lives of women and babies in Uganda.

For more information, visit
www.midwifeassist.org

International Midwife Assistance and
BoldeReach are 501(c)(3)
non-profit organizations

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Financial Summary

BoldeReach is an all-volunteer organization.
Administrative costs are strictly member funded.
All funds raised (less minimal fundraising costs) are
given directly to our chosen beneficiary.

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Total net funds raised by BoldeReach to date:

$548,238

We strive to work extremely efficiently in order to maximize
the percentage of your contribution that goes directly our beneficiary.

     In 2010, 93% of funds raised ($92,736.47) went to Bicycles for Humanity

     Colorado.

     In 2009, 92% of funds raised ($105,438.51) went to the Global Education

     Fund.

In 2008, 81% of funds raised ($89,325) went to the Urgent Action Fund for Women's Human Rights.

In 2007 , 93% of funds raised ($144,328) went to Friendship Bridge and TIAW's Microenterprise Development Program.

In 2006 , 93% of funds raised ($108,223) went to Water for People and Engineers without Borders.

In 2004, 86% of funds raised ($40,442) went to Free a Child.

In 2003, 83% of the funds raised ($29,784)  went to Afghan-Ed.

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