Summary
EAPE (The Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education), "EAPE", primary purpose is to promote and establish Christian education and development in underdeveloped areas such as the inner city of greater Philadelphia, PA, Camden, NJ, Los Angeles, CA and underdeveloped countries. In Haiti, through its affiliate, Beyond Borders, EAPE helps maintain 85 literacy centers which serve both children and adults. In the United States, affiliates EAPE have founded and support include Cornerstone Christian Academy, a Christian school for at-risk children. In addition, Kingdomworks is an annual convention drawing thousands of urban youth workers from around the country for a weekend of worship, training, networking, and inspiration. It is described by the organization as, "A convention for people who minister to city children and teenagers." Mission Year was established in 1997 and is a program for Christians 19-29 years of age who are willing and able to make a one year commitment to urban ministry. The goal of Mission Year is to develop followers of Jesus Christ who are committed to spiritual maturity, Christian community, and neighborhood ministry in cities across America.
EAPE was merged with Kingdomworks, another nonprofit organization, in July 1997. EAPE is a tax exempt nonprofit, and is eligible for tax-deductible donations. EAPE is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).
Contact Information: [ Back to top ]
| Mailing Address: | PO Box 7238 1300 Eagle Road
St. Davids, PA
19087-7238 |
| Website: | www.eape.org |
| Phone: | (610) 341-1722 |
| Email: | You need to enable javascript to see the email |
Organization Details [ Back to top ]
EIN: 237137006
| CEO/President: |
Dr. Anthony Campolo |
Tax Deductible: |
Yes |
| Chairman: |
Mr. Allan Beverly |
Fiscal Year End: |
June 30 |
| Board Size: |
8 |
Financial info from: |
Audit |
| Founder: |
Dr. Anthony Campolo |
Member of ECFA: |
Yes |
| Year Founded: |
1972 |
Member of ECFA since: |
1987 |
EAPE (The Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education), "EAPE", primary purpose is to promote and establish Christian education and development in underdeveloped areas such as the inner city of greater Philadelphia, PA, Camden, NJ, Los Angeles, CA and underdeveloped countries. In Haiti, through its affiliate, Beyond Borders, EAPE helps maintain 85 literacy centers which serve both children and adults. In the United States, affiliates EAPE have founded and support include Cornerstone Christian Academy, a Christian school for at-risk children. In addition, Kingdomworks is an annual convention drawing thousands of urban youth workers from around the country for a weekend of worship, training, networking, and inspiration. It is described by the organization as, "A convention for people who minister to city children and teenagers." Mission Year was established in 1997 and is a program for Christians 19-29 years of age who are willing and able to make a one year commitment to urban ministry. The goal of Mission Year is to develop followers of Jesus Christ who are committed to spiritual maturity, Christian community, and neighborhood ministry in cities across America.
EAPE merged with Kingdomworks, another nonprofit organization, in July 1997.
EAPE is a tax exempt nonprofit, and is eligible for tax-deductible donations. EAPE is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).
EAPE describes its purpose as follows:
"...primary purpose is to promote and establish Christian education and development in underdeveloped areas..."
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Dr. Campolo is founder and President of EAPE, a collection of ministries that serve at-risk youth in urban America as well as sponsoring education and economic development programs in developing countries. Dr. Campolo founded EAPE in 1972. Bart and Marty Campolo founded Kingdomworks in 1988 as a Christian organization dedicated to helping urban churches build strong relational youth ministries.
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| Transparency Grade of : A |
| Criteria category | Grade | Other Comments |
| Timeliness: | 100 | |
| Financial Information: | 100 | |
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| Ranking Category | Rating | Overall Rank | Community Development Sector |
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| Overall Efficiency Rating |  | 186 of 347 | 6 of 26 |
| Fund Acquisition Decision |  | 237 of 347 | 15 of 26 |
| Resource Allocation Decision | | 204 of 347 | 12 of 26 |
| Asset Utilization Decision | | 116 of 347 | 4 of 26 |
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