- Category: Programs
Chalice supports sponsor sites with various types of Community Projects & Programs under the following two categories: Human Development Programs (HDP) and Capital Projects (CP).
 Community Projects and Programs |
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| Fiscal Year | 2023-2024 | 2022-2023 | 2021-2022 |
| Funds sent to our sites | $2,941,619.81 | $2,694,401.32 | $2,403,817.60 |
Our projects and programs focus on Education and Training, Food Security, Nutrition and Water, Health, and Community Improvements.
| Housing and school repair projects completed |
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| Fiscal Year | 2023-2024 | 2022-2023 | 2021-2022 |
| Housing repairs | 1 | 0 | 2 |
| School Repairs | 2 | 16 | 6 |
Housing in India
A lack of adequate housing is a significant issue across many of our Indian sites. Through sponsorship, families are able to meet their daily needs, but not undertake much-needed housing construction or renovations. Since 2021, Chalice sites in India have undertaken housing construction projects that have housed 1,175 people.
| New house construction in India |
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| Fiscal Year | 2023-2024 | 2022-2023 | 2021-2022 |
| Houses built | 83 | 95 | 44 |
| Beneficiaries of new houses in India (2021-2024) |
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| Total Beneficiaries | Children | Adults |
| 1,175 | 664 | 511 |
Mangalagiri Housing Project
In 2023, the Mangalagiri site staff have partnered with Chalice to construct houses for 15 selected families in theIn 2023, the Mangalari site staff have partnered with Chalice to construct houses for 15 selected families in the Amaravathi and Khammam communities. There are 52 people among them, including 28 children, and an average of three to four members per household. More than half of the parents rely on daily labour work, and nine families are headed by women.
Download the 2023 Mangalagiri Housing Project
Zero Cavities
To combat the issue of poor oral health, the Tondo site In Manila has been running their “Zero Cavities” program for four years. In that time, the children’s oral health has improved significantly. There were a few setbacks during the pandemic lockdown hiatus, but progress has been steady since it resumed in July 2021.
Dental check-ups and treatments (oral prophylaxis, fluoride application, pit and fissure sealant, restoration, and extraction)
(SPC= sponsored children)
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Completed Procedures |
1352 SPCs, 136 non-SPC (siblings) = 1488 children |
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Ongoing Intervention |
509 SPCs, 72 non-SPC (siblings) = 581 children |
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TOTAL |
2,069 children |
MAR 2020 – JAN 2021 = NO DENTAL CLINIC
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Phase 2 - from Feb – Dec 2021 (frequent changes of lockdown rules by the Philippine government)
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Online Consultations (incl. urgent cases; Feb – Jun 2021) |
54 SPCs |
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Completed Procedures (Jul - Dec 2021) |
91 SPCs, 31 non-SPC (siblings) = 122 children |
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Dental Home Care (seminars & fluoride application) |
274 non-SPCs |
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TOTAL |
396 children (including online consults) |
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Continuation of Phase 2 - from Jan 2022 to Feb 2023 (lockdown rules are more lenient)
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Completed Procedures |
471 SPCs, 14 non-SPC (siblings) = 485 children 9 parents of SPCs and 12 staff = 21 adults |
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Ongoing Intervention |
1,278 SPCs, 4 non-SPC (siblings) = 1,282 children |
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Dental Home Care (seminars & fluoride application) |
827 non-SPCs |
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TOTAL |
2,594 children & 21 adults |
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Phase 3 interim results – from March 2023 – Oct 2023 (program continues through Feb 2024)
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Completed Procedures |
505 SPCs, 13 non-SPC (siblings) = 518 children 9 parents of SPCs and 11 staff = 20 adults |
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Ongoing Intervention |
741 SPCs, three non-SPC (siblings) = 744 children |
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Dental Home Care (seminars & fluoride application) |
476 non-SPCs, 224 parents |
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TOTAL |
1,738 children & 244 adults |
- Category: Programs
In the 2012-2023 fiscal year total contributions to the gift catalogue were $1,886,464
Eligibility is based on site capacity and performance in financial and operational requirements. Sites are given a list of items they may use to guide their requests. This program benefits both sponsored and non-sponsored children. There is a broad range of categories in the catalogue and sites use this funding opportunity to supplement activities and reach out beyond the sponsorship program. Some examples are: animals (goats, rabbits, and chickens), educational items (books, classroom furniture, and uniforms), health and hygiene (vaccines, toiletries, diapers, and specific medical needs), skills development, small business support, and community infrastructure like water systems and agricultural support.
| Contributions received for gift catalogue |
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| Fiscal Year: July 1 - June 30 |
2024-06-30
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2023-06-30 | 2022-06-30 |
 animals and farming |
$421,044.64 | $454,907.59 | $391,231.07 |
 livelihood and nutrition |
$416,896.00 | $344,667.35 | $497,319.65 |
 most needed |
$538,760.92 | $557,747.93 | $550,634.35 |
 household |
$71,636.00 | $124,697.30 | $122,264.05 |
 health |
$139,207.65 | $121,476.25 | $160,325.00 |
 community development |
$306,222.00 | $162,585.00 | $ 188,025.47 |
 education |
$152,286.79 | $117,665.60 | $121,708.61 |
| total contributions | $2,046,054.20 | $1,886,464.00 | $2,031,508.20 |
Read the Christmas Gift Catalogue Impact Report for 2022-23
- Category: Programs
| Disaster relief |
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| Fiscal Year | 2023-24 | 2022-23 | 2021-22 |
| Number of disaster events | 5 | 6 | 12 |
| Funds provided | $664,475.10 | $1,097,791 | $2,703,310 |
In our fiscal year 2023-2024 the total disaster funding provided was $664,475.10.
| Disaster events 2023-24 |
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| Disaster events | Funds sent |
| Valparaiso fire - Chile | $97,057.61 |
| Ayolas floods - Paraguay | |
| Luhombero floods - Tanzania | |
| Haiti Regional Assistance | $362,348.89 |
| Ukraine Regional Assistance | $205,068.60 |
| Grand Total | $664,475.10 |
You can find a link to a YouTube video in which our site coordinator has reported on the activities and life from the perspective of families in our Pochaiv site: "A Ray of Light: Life through the Eyes of Families in Ukraine" - YouTube
- Category: Programs
1) Grave conditions for which urgent action is required and which, if not urgently addressed, will endanger the life of the individual(s) concerned (e.g. hospitalization and treatment for serious injuries sustained in an accident).
2) Chronic, serious, and/or congenital medical conditions that negatively impact an individual's health and/or quality of life (e.g. corrective surgery required for a child born with cleft palate).
3) Extreme emergency situations that threaten the well-being of a family (e.g. rebuilding a family home that was destroyed in a fire).
In our fiscal year 2023-2024 (Jul 1-Jun 6) Chalice supported 222 critical need emergencies with total funding of $403,574.3
In the fiscal year 2022-2023, Chalice supported 168 critical need emergencies with total funding of $293,695
Total number of year 2024 |
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| Month | Count | Sum |
| Jul | 22 | $60,693.54 |
| Aug | 30 | $53,928.38 |
| Sep | 15 | $37,083.05 |
| Oct | 27 | $38,029.25 |
| Nov | 25 | $40,488.74 |
| Dec | 14 | $20,700.96 |
| Jan | 27 | $39,626.84 |
| Feb | 18 | $28,710.06 |
| Mar | 21 | $28,006.31 |
| Apr | 13 | $24,324.09 |
| May | 10 | $31,983.08 |
| Total | 222 | $403,574.30 |
Category of Critical Needs |
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| Category | Count |
| Death | 10 |
| Dental | 2 |
| Housing | 13 |
| Medical | 196 |
| Medical and Funeral | 1 |
| Grand Total | 222 |
| Critical Needs |
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| Fiscal Year | 2023-2024 (June 6, 2024)
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2022-2023 | 2021-2022 |
| Total of Critical Needs | 222 | 168 | 124 |
| Total funds sent | $403,574.3 | $293,695 | $201,397.49 |
2022-2023 at a glance
*Annual Report
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