Governance & Accountability
Annual Report
How UnityReach Global reports its work, its finances, and its outcomes to donors, partners, and the communities we serve.
1. Purpose of the annual report
The annual report is our primary public account of what was done, what it cost, and what changed as a result. It is written for donors, church and institutional partners, volunteers, and the Haitian leaders we serve alongside.
The report is prepared by UnityReach Global staff and reviewed by Sapibon Foundation leadership before publication.
2. Reporting period
Each report covers a full calendar year of activity. Because our flagship project runs from December 14, 2028 through January 3, 2029, the mission is reported across the two calendar years it spans, with a consolidated mission summary published after the team returns.
3. What each report contains
- A letter from leadership summarizing the year
- Program summaries for medical outreach, clean water, education, feeding, relief distribution, and evangelism
- Volunteer participation figures, including teams sent and hours served
- Sources of support: individual gifts, church and ministry partners, institutional sponsors, and in-kind donations
- Use of funds by program area and by administrative and fundraising cost
- Named recognition of partners who consented to be listed
- Goals for the coming year and progress against goals previously published
4. How outcomes are measured
We report activity counts we can document — patients seen, water systems installed or serviced, students enrolled and retained, meals served, families registered, Bibles and materials distributed — and we distinguish clearly between counts we recorded directly and estimates provided by local partners.
Where a number is an estimate, the report says so. We do not publish projected figures as if they were results.
5. Photography, stories, and consent
Stories and photographs appear in the report only with the consent of the people pictured or described, or of a parent or guardian for minors. Identifying details of children, patients, and beneficiaries are limited or withheld where publication could place someone at risk.
6. Publication and availability
Reports are published on this website at no cost and remain available as an archive. Printed copies can be requested for church presentations, grant applications, and board reviews.
7. Corrections
If an error is identified after publication, we correct the online version, note the correction and its date, and inform any partner whose information was affected.
8. Requesting a report
Written requests for current or prior reporting may be sent to info@unityreachglobal.org or 954-554-0525. We respond to documentation requests from donors, grantmakers, and partner institutions.
Until the first mission is complete, this page describes the reporting we are committed to producing. UnityReach Global does not claim completed audits, accreditations, or program results that have not yet occurred.
UnityReach Global is a humanitarian and evangelistic initiative of Sapibon Foundation, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
