2020 Fabretto Annual Report

REIMAGINE
ANNUAL REPORT 2020
FABRETTO ANNUAL REPORT 2020 1

OUR MISSION

Fabretto’s mission is to empower underserved
children, youth, and their families in Nicaragua to
reach their full potential, improve their livelihoods,

and take advantage of economic opportunity
through education.

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LETTER FROM Amigos, responded quickly to the new crops in multiple communities
THE CHIEF To say that 2020 was a difficult context—distance learning with throughout Nicaragua, our
EXECUTIVE year would be an understatement. little or no access to the internet in priority became emergency relief.
OFFICER Our hearts go out to people around most cases. With your generous support,
the world who have been impacted Online training for teachers was we distributed blankets, water
by the COVID-19 pandemic. In made available for the first time as filters and purifiers, food, and
Nicaragua, the communities we in-person activities were canceled more to begin to respond to the
serve were already suffering the across the board. Teachers like humanitarian crisis.
effects of poverty and a recent Ana Bell developed new resources Throughout 2020, we could never
socio-economic crisis as the first like digital and printed study have reached as many children
cases of the virus were reported guides to ensure no student and their families with much-
in Nicaragua in March of 2020. would be left without access to needed emergency aid had it
But the Nicaraguan people, as we education. Children like David and not been for the overwhelming
have seen throughout Fabretto’s their families adapted to learning response from partner
history, are resilient, creative, and from home. Virtual classes using organizations and individual
capable of persevering through tools like WhatsApp and Google donors even while facing serious
anything. Classroom became the new norm challenges of their own. In a year
I have also learned from my for some of our Technical and where we could have felt alone
time in Nicaragua that you can Vocational Education students like and apart, we felt more united and
always find a bright side, even Francisco. supported than ever.
in the darkest of times. All these Towards the end of the year, just
changes that were forced upon as Fabretto education centers were Gracias,
us also inspired us to reimagine slowly starting to open back up,
strategies, solutions, and a new Nicaragua was hit with another
path forward. As the entire world emergency: two major hurricanes
struggled to keep children and back-to-back within two weeks.
youth learning continuously from As we learned of the mounting
home, our staff in Nicaragua destruction of people’s homes and

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WHY NICARAGUA?

In 2019, the poverty rate in Nicaragua realized the
most significant increase in 14 years—a situation
that that was further aggravated by the COVID-19
pandemic in 2020. With close to half of the
population plunged into poverty and the entire
country impacted by the virus, Nicaragua was dealt
another blow in November. Two major hurricanes
less than two weeks apart left the destruction of
homes, infrastructure, and crops in their wake,
accelerating the need for essential services such as
water and food, and most importantly, a need for
hope as the country faces a long-term recovery.

44.4% 11.8%

of the population of children under the
lives on less than age of five suffer from
$2 a day1 malnutrition1

HURRICANES ETA & IOTA

65% +400,000

of corn and bean people affected2

production was lost2

1Fideg 2Eclac

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OUR PROGRAMS

EARLY EDUCATION PRIMARY EDUCATION TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Fabretto’s foundational program takes In the Primary Education Program, The Technical and Vocational
a holistic approach to education and children can develop the skills they Education Program empowers
early childhood development. By need to be ready for the next stage of students with the tools they need to
partnering with parents and teachers development through a community- develop and sustain livelihoods that
alike, children ages 0-6 are able to based approach to education that can help them break the cycle of
meet key milestones during one of the includes after-school enrichment, poverty and realize their potential.
most crucial periods of their lives. nutritional support, access to trained The program achieves this by
teachers, and parental involvement. connecting vocational education and
on-the-job training.

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OUR REACH 48% PARTNER PROGRAMS
FEMALE
PEOPLE PROFUTURO

STUDENTS Through the ProFuturo Project, sponsored
by Telefónica Foundation and “La Caixa”
52,945 Foundation, Fabretto promotes equitable
access to educational technologies and
FABRETTO CORE PROGRAMS methodologies. In 2020, ProFuturo was vital to
helping students and teachers adapt to distance
8,043 children and youth learning.

1,934 4,842 1,267 NOURISHING THE FUTURE

Early Primary Technical In partnership with CARE International and
Education Education Education Cargill, Fabretto implements the Nourishing
the Future Project to improve food security,
PARTNERSHIPS increase farmer productivity and foster
resilience and equity in Nicaragua. The project
42,411 beneficiaries also supported small producers who lost their
crops during hurricanes in 2020.

ENGLISH ACCESS
MICROSCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Fabretto implemented the U.S. Embassy-
sponsored English Access Microscholarship
Program, which provided youth with high-
quality Enlish language training that was
implemented virtually in 2020.

37,631 7,091 180

ProFuturo Nourishing the English Access
Future Program

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OUR REACH

2020 was the year Fabretto reached
more communities than ever. While
continuing to serve communities
with education programs, our staff
and supporters also mobilized
humanitarian aid to meet the
emergency needs of communities
affected by hurricanes Eta and Iota in
other territories.

NUEVA JINOTEGA NORTH CARIBBEAN COAST
SEGOCIA AUTONOMOUS REGION
SOUTH CARIBBEAN COAST
MADRIZ AUTONOMOUS REGION

CHINANDEGA ESTELÍ MATAGALPA FABRETTO ANNUAL REPORT 2020 7
LEÓN BOACO
TERRITORIES REACHED WITH MANAGUA
EDUCATION PROGRAMS CHONTALES
NEW TERRITORIES
REACHED IN THE WAKE OF GRANADA
HURRICANES ETA & IOTA
MASAYA
RIVAS

95% Sta started working from home
except for activities related to relief
of Fabretto teachers e orts.
needed financial support
All education programs were
to access mobile data delivered virtually or using printed
through their cell phone. study guides.

A ROADMAP MARCH - Students and teachers accessed
TO OUR APRIL free online resources like Google
COVID-19 Classroom.
RESPONSE A rapid assessment was
conducted to learn if students Hygiene and food kits were
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internet/phone signal. families.
Sta designed new teaching
resources adapted to the MAY-
context. JUNE
The transition to distance
learning began.
A COVID-19 prevention
campaign was launched to
reach all our communities.

JULY - Small groups sessions
AUGUST began at schools one or two
days per week, following
The programs team developed strict biosafety protocols.
a biosafety protocol in Limited in-person technical
preparation for in-person assistance was reactivated.
activities.
SAT students began attending SEPTEMBER -
the centers one day per week in DECEMBER
small group sessions.
Virtual/distance learning
continued.

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REIMAGINE
E D U C AT I O N

The 2020 school year had only just begun Our goal was clear: to ensure all children D I G I TA L
in February when the pandemic hit continued learning—whether in the LITERACY
Nicaragua. How do you support children in classroom full-time, part time, or entirely
communities that do not have phone signal, from home. A comprehensive and adaptive Although many of our technical education
let alone internet, during the pandemic? approach to distance learning allowed us to students already had experience with blended
That was the question that Fabretto’s team reach our beneficiaries, from babies in early learning offered in Fabretto centers, not all
faced starting in April 2020, when we stimulation sessions to youth in technical students had access to an internet-capable
temporarily closed in-person classes for training. device or internet connection at home. As
the safety of teachers, children, and their video calls, WhatsApp groups, and Google
families. Classroom became essential, we began a
tablet lending program, provided a number
of students with cell phones and data plans,
reached the rest through student monitors who
had been assigned a device, and began training
students in the use of technology in the virtual
classroom.

100 109

TABLETS STUDENTS
PURCHASED SUPPORTED WITH
DATA PLANS

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E D U C AT I O N A L SOCIOEMOTIONAL COVID-19
RESOURCES SUPPORT PREVENTION

With less than 5% of students having When one month of learning from home Weeks before the first case of the virus was
consistent access to internet at home, our turned into 3 turned into 6, many students even reported in Nicaragua, our COVID-19
next challenge was figuring out how to naturally became unmotivated. Adapting prevention campaign had already begun.
reach the other 95%. The main solution, the curriculum to include activities to Additional handwashing stations were
it turns out, was developing and printing support socioemotional development set up in our centers and soap, hand
study guides, a resource that may seem became a priority. Additionally, teachers sanitizer, and facemasks were distributed at
ordinary to some but is actually a luxury went above and beyond, visiting their various points during the year along with
in Nicaragua due to the printing costs. students at home, calling, or sending informational posters and flyers.
Students were also provided with school motivational video messages.
supplies and community libraries were 6
established to provide children with access 93%
to books. NEW HANDWASHING
RETENTION RATE STATIONS BUILT IN THE
107 IN EDUCATION FABRETTO CENTERS
PROGRAMS
STUDY GUIDES 52
DESIGNED AND 81%
DEVELOPED RURAL SCHOOLS
OF SOCIOEMOTIONAL SKILLS RECEIVED HAND
16 DEVELOPED BY PRESCHOOL WASHING KITS
STUDENTS (IDELA)
COMMUNITY FABRETTO ANNUAL REPORT 2020 11
LIBRARIES
ESTABLISHED

IMAGINING
A BETTER
FUTURE
FOR DAVID

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David, a third grader from rural his parents motivated him to continue routine began by working through Could you imagine learning without
Cusmapa, is one of our students who studying from home. his study guide, which integrated access to internet these days?
lives in a community so remote that activities like songs, stories, and crafts Children like David teach us that it
not even cell phone service reaches For David’s parents, the term using recycled materials available at is possible. Despite the challenges of
his home. One afternoon in April “distance learning” was new and home. In turn, Rosa Amelia helped distance learning, he finished school
2020, his teacher, Rosa Amelia, scary. They did not have a cell phone David’s parents become important with one of the best grade averages in
explained to his parents that in- or internet to access online classes, partners in their child’s education. his class.
person classes were canceled and that nor did they feel prepared to support
they would begin distance learning as David adequately because of their “David’s parents were always
one of a series of protocols meant to own limited education. In response, willing to do anything needed to
prevent the spread of COVID-19. Fabretto teachers quickly developed ensure their child would continue
and designed printed study guides to his education. We visited him
David felt like he was leaving his be distributed door-to-door. every week, following all of the
nest; that magical space in which he established biosafety protocols.” -
played, learned, sang, and laughed. Every time his teacher came to his
But his love for education and the home to drop off a new study guide,
constant support of Rosa Amelia and David’s eyes lit up. His afternoon

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REIMAGINE ONLINE REACHING
TEACHING TRAINING EVERY CHILD

Like most students, in 2020, teachers Fabretto offered training and mobilized Against all odds, our exemplary teachers
in Nicaragua faced incredible barriers resources to help teachers reimagine their created study guides and video lessons, made
as they transitioned to distance practice. Thanks to an existing partnership home visits, sent motivational messages, and
learning—most do not have a laptop with ProFuturo and La Caixa Foundation, made sure to keep the Fabretto spirit alive
or internet at home, and few teachers Fabretto was quickly able to organize virtual despite the distance. Without our teachers’
had comprehensive training in training sessions with not only Fabretto creativity and hard work, we would not have
technology integration. teachers, but also public school teachers been able to bring education to the homes of
across the country. Through these workshops, all the children and youth we serve.
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communication technologies, blended 58
learning, emotional intelligence and
resilience, among other relevant topics. VIDEO LESSONS
CREATED
1,410
40
TEACHERS TRAINED
NEW SCHOOLS EQUIPPED WITH
1,135 TECHNOLOGICAL SUITCASES
CONTAINING A LAPTOP,
TEACHERS IMPLEMENTED ROUTER, PROJECTOR, AND
TECHNOLOGY IN THE TABLETS
CLASSROOM THROUGH
THE PROFUTURO PROJECT

M O T I VAT E D
LEARNER TO
M O T I VAT E D
TEACHER

In early 2020, Ana Bell started capable device, the team decided on experience that would prove useful uncharacteristically well, while others
teaching her 5th year Tutorial Whatsapp as the main channel of as 2020 required adapting to great appeared unmotivated. She learned
Learning System (SAT in Spanish) communication. Students were then change. that some were experiencing issues
students how to use Google provided with smart devices and data Despite having some experience at home like having to help support
Classroom. Little did she know that plans as needed. using technology in the classroom their families when their parents
just a few weeks later, the online before the pandemic hit, Ana Bell lost their jobs, so she reached out to
learning tool would become essential Ana Bell had no prior teaching was grateful for the virtual courses them individually with motivational
to ensuring her students could experience when she joined Fabretto provided to all SAT tutors. messages.
graduate at the end of the year. Fabretto, but she has always been In these courses, she learned how
a motivated learner. In 2019, she to create visual presentations, At the end of the school year, despite
As the COVID-19 pandemic hit and was awarded a unique opportunity infographics, and step-by-step all the challenges, 23 of her 28
Fabretto students were sent home in to travel to Japan with the Japan tutorial videos, among other skills. students graduated from the program.
early April, Ana Bell and her fellow International Cooperation Agency
teachers had to reimagine the way (JICA) to participate in a course on As students and teachers alike “Those who leave, always come
they taught. After running a quick agribusiness and agro tourism, where adjusted to remote learning, Ana back. As a teacher, one always
diagnostic to identify whether the she learned about the importance of Bell noticed different trends. remembers them with love,”
students had access to an internet- adapting projects to local contexts, an Some students were doing
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REIMAGINE COVID-19 HURRICANE
COMMUNITY AID RELIEF
SUPPORT
Fabretto moved quickly to reach the families In November, the category 4 and 5 hurricanes
Nicaragua was hit hard in 2020: first who needed it most—children who depended that hit Nicaragua made the situation even
by the COVID-19 pandemic, and then on nutritious school meals, parents who lost more dire. Families lost their homes, farmers
by two major hurricanes. In response, their jobs, families without room in their lost their crops, and access to food and
we pivoted toward directing aid to the budgets to purchase soap and face masks, and clean drinking water was limited. With help
most vulnerable communities. more. from our committed partners, we reached
thousands of families with food, supplies,
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FOOD PACKAGES 100,000
DELIVERED
POUNDS OF FOOD DELIVERED TO
7,090 SHELTERS AND FAMILIES

HYGIENE KITS DELIVERED 1,986

1,270 FOOD & HYGIENE PACKAGES
DELIVERED
PARENTS TRAINED IN
COVID-19 PREVENTION, 7,000
NUTRITION, AND HEALTH
LITERS OF PURIFIED WATER
DISTRIBUTED IN RIVAS AND THE
CARIBBEAN

REBUILDING OUR HUMANITARIAN
TOGETHER AID PARTNERS

Reaching thousands of families with humanitarian aid was only
possible thanks to the support of our incredible partners. They
all responded to the families’ needs through cash donations,
in-kind donations, and help with logistics and distribution. Our
partners included:

The river that runs near Rosa’s house a committed Fabretto partner that has ​Adveniat Habitat for Humanity
in the municipality of Nancimí, supported university scholarships in American Nicaraguan Foundation IDB Lab
Rivas, destroyed everything in its this area for many years. However, Angels With a Mission Foundation Iglesia Monte de Sión
path, leaving her family homeless. the foundation’s support did not end Avon Kettering Foundation
The place she had always called home there. As soon as Ezulwini heard Beeck Family Light a Single Candle
disappeared within minutes with the about the emergency situation, they CARE LOTO Nicaragua
intense currents caused by hurricanes responded by sending cleaning Cargill Luxembourg Embassy
Eta and Iota. supplies, hygiene items, and materials Cellini Family Nestlé Nicaragua
to rebuild Rosa’s home and others. Claro NicaSalud
The strength of a hurricane was Clínica Roberto Clemente ORPHANetwork
something Rosa’s family had never “They gave us all the things Comisión Nicaragüense del Huevo Parroquia Sangre de Cristo
experienced. “It was terrifying,” she we needed right away. Comparte Foundation Procter & Gamble
recalls, but she was not alone. “The Even my grandmother was Cross Catholic Outreach Proyecto 505
day after the hurricane, as soon as shocked, saying that God Dr. Scholl Foundation Tin Roof Foundation
my phone got a signal, I had many does wonders and works E. Chamorro Industrial S.A. UEFA Foundation for Children
missed calls from people at Fabretto miracles. Despite losing Ezulwini Foundation
asking how we were and how they everything during the Feed My Starving Children
could help.” hurricane, we got back most Global Giving
of it thanks to the Fabretto
Rosa Inés graduated with a degree family and Ezulwini.”
in Social Sciences in 2020, a dream
she was able to achieve thanks to the
support of the Ezulwini Foundation,

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3 YEARS SINCE 2017
EMPOWERING
RURAL 2,242
ENTREPRENEURS
students enrolled
For three years, IDB Lab financed in quality education
a project to give rural youth in programs. (41% girls)
Nicaragua an opportunity to add
value to their communities through 94
access to technical education.
entrepreneurial ventures
The project strengthened Fabretto’s launched by students
SAT (Tutorial Learning System)
program by improving agricultural 186
practices and linking students’
entrepreneurial ventures to high- farm families diversified
value markets. crops

Today, we can see the fruits of 450
this partnership in young people
like Francisco, a natural-born beneficiaries entered
entrepreneur who has been able to new markets
bring theory into practice thanks to
the project. Watch this video to learn more
about the project.

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FRANCISCO:
THE LIMITLESS
ENTREPRENEUR

Francisco, a 16-year-old 5th year SAT difficult”, comments Francisco. he was granted $250, with which he imagination for entrepreneurship
student, is a natural entrepreneur. bought a hive, a protective suit, and truly has no limits.
He produces honey as golden as the Thanks to his SAT tutor, Yossy, he tools to start the production and
color of his eyes and dreams of being learned about the Entrepreneurial marketing of honey together with his “I like the SAT program because
the best beekeeper in his community. Challenge, which was open to aunt, who mentored him throughout they follow up on the projects and
He also has a chicken farm and hopes all SAT students in the area and the project, and his teacher, Yossy. dreams that I have and help me
to produce enough meat for future aimed to promote entrepreneurship make them come true.”
ventures. In 2020, when he moved among students and their families. Through his hard work and the
from in-person classes to digital As Francisco already knew about support of his family, Francisco now
education, he was unexpectedly taken beekeeping, he did not hesitate to has not one but six hives. His goal
out of his comfort zone but he stood present a business initiative focused for the upcoming year is to have 30
out as he adapted and is now an on honey. hives and to harvest 15 barrels of
expert in digital tools. honey. Additionally, Francisco hopes
His project, Manjares de la to develop a beekeeping tour, use
“We had quite a few classes online. Naturaleza (Delicacies of Nature), his chickens to provide food service
I already knew a little bit about achieved second place in the to tourists, and in the long term,
technology, so the switch was not too challenge. Along with the recognition, he plans to study agroecology. His

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REIMAGINE IN 2020
CHILD SPONSORSHIP
1,323
Child sponsorship is more than merely a recurring
donation. Child sponsorship changes lives. In 2020, children in Nicaragua
when children around the world doubted whether benefited from child
things would get better, Fabretto child sponsors gave sponsorship
children in Nicaragua assurance that they could.
Through supporting their education, messages 1,149
of hope, additional aid packages, and more, our
sponsors allowed children to imagine a better future sponsors changed lives
for themselves and their families. in Nicaragua

Interested in becoming a sponsor? Register
online at fabretto.org/sponsor or contact us at
[email protected]

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REIMAGINE
EVENTS

Dear friends, paddles, we still got to celebrate our students,
child sponsors, sponsors, and the extraordinary
Since the 1990s, Fabretto has held Night for Niños support of our generous Familia Fabretto in our
events in cities throughout the U.S.—New York, creative Virtual Gala (from our couches)!
Chicago, Washington D.C., Miami, Houston,
San Francisco and Denver. In 2020, we started Our Unite for Ninos Virtual Event raised over
our year off with a beautiful event in February in $500,000! We are so humbled and grateful for
Washington D.C.. Little did we know what would those of you who remained beautiful friends
come next. and advocates for Fabretto despite experiencing
struggles of your own.
Our Night for Niños events raise significant funds
to keep education programs running in Nicaragua. We look forward to seeing you in person soon and
As we were forced to make the decision to cancel hopeful that future virtual events will be successful
all in-person events for the remainder of 2020, we for la Familia Fabretto!
were nervous but optimistic about organizing our
first ever virtual event. Abrazos y gracias,

On October 1st, we brought la Familia Fabretto Chrissy Strasser Steel
together under one common goal: to unite for Director of Development
the niños of Nicaragua. Even though we couldn’t
sit at our tables, have a nice dinner, and raise our

2020 FEBRUARY NEW YORK OCTOBER UNITE FOR NIÑOS NOVEMBER HOUSTON
EVENTS DC Canceled MIAMI Virtual Gala Canceled
OCTOBER NOVEMBER
In person Event MAY Canceled

CHICAGO
Canceled

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PLANNED GIVING

BE A PART OF OF THE PADRE
FABRETTO LEGACY SOCIETY

The Fabretto story began in 1948 On behalf of Fabretto Children’s
when the Salesian missionary Foundation, we invite you to consider
Padre Rafael Maria Fabretto left his investing in Fabretto’s mission through
hometown of Vicenza (Venice Region), a legacy gift. Your bequest will help
Italy and journeyed to Nicaragua. ensure that children in Nicaragua
Padre Fabretto, quick to immerse receive support through education,
himself in the local community, was nutrition and community development
deeply moved by the plight of the programs for years to come.
impoverished children he encountered.
For more than four decades, Padre Visit fabretto.org/planned-giving/ or
Fabretto sustained the Oratorios send us an email at
despite many adversities. [email protected]
to learn more.
Padre Fabretto’s Legacy lives on
through our students, teachers, staff,
and the thousands of donors, friends,
churches, and companies who believe
in his mission and spirit of service.

“As a longtime supporter and investor in Fabretto’s mission and work in Nicaragua, I know the positive
impact its education and nutrition programs have on the youth and rural communities. I have seen
Fabretto grow over the years with a dedicated team, strong leaders and an innovative, holistic and agile
approach to development needs. I include Fabretto in my bequest plans to help grow the Long Term
Investment Fund and sustain its life-changing contributions to children and society.” - George Long

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HAPPY

100TH YEARS,

PADRE
FA B R E T T O !

Every year, on July 8, we celebrate colleague, Cornelio Alfaro, traveled to the teachers who serve children each Cornelio Alfaro receives his diploma from the
Padre Fabretto’s birth and his Rome in 2020 to study at the Vatican day with the same love and spirit of Vatican’s Sacred Congregation for the Causes of
invaluable legacy of love. Last year, the requirements and processes service, the students who grow to Saints.
Fabretto education centers honored for canonization. As we gather become servant leaders in their own
his centennial with a virtual reading testimonies and evidence of Padre communities, and in the committed
marathon that brought together Fabretto’s life and works, we are also supporters who also make up an
children and youth from all of our producing a documentary. integral part of La Familia Fabretto.
education centers. The celebration Thank you for being part of this
also included original songs and When Father Fabretto first set foot on legacy.
poems dedicated to our founder. Nicaraguan land, he did not imagine
that many years later his legacy would Watch the documentary
In preparation for the cause of his be more alive than ever. The humble trailer
sainthood, at the request of the oratorios he once built still stand in
Bishop overseeing the task, our

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FINANCIAL
REPORT

$4.1M2020 TOTAL REVENUE 10 %

Individual Giving 32 %
Government Grants 4%
Foundations & Corporations
In-Kind 54 %

INVESTMENT 84 %

Programs 8%
Administration 8%
Fundraising

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GRACIAS

Thank you for reimagining a better future for our communities. Your support allowed us to go above and
beyond in one of the most challenging years. Please visit our website to view a complete list of our individual

donors and the foundations, corporations, and organizations that made our work possible in 2020.

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REIMAGINE
ANNUAL REPORT 2020

[email protected] | www.fabretto.org

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