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Departamento de Administración de Empresas, NUC University Online Division Dayra M. Acevedo Castro ACCO 4400 – 3008 Profa. Angelique Ortiz Van Brackle
LAND BUILD. & EQUIP. 200000
CASH
40000
MORTGAGE PAYABLE
160000
LAND BUILDING & EQUIP.
9000
ACC. PAYABLE
9000
LAND, BUILDING AND EQUIP.
14000
CONTRI. TEMP. RESTR.
14000
MORTG. PAYABLE
10000
INT. EXP.
22400
CASH
32400
CASH
1800
ACC. DEP.
2000
LAND BUILD & EQUIP.
3000
MISC. REVENUE
800
ACC. DEP.
7000
LAND BUILDING AND EQUIP.
7000
DEP. EXP.
46000
ACC. DEP.
46000
RECLASS. IN UNREST. SATISFACTION
20000
LAND BUILDING AND EQUIP.
75000
CASH
75000
ACC. PAY.
9000
CASH
9000
Albergue El Paraíso, Inc.
El Albergue El Paraíso es una institución sin fines de lucro con IGUALDAD DE OPORTUNIDAD EN LA VIVIENDA, dedicada a proveer vivienda, comida, cama y otros servicios multidisciplinarios a la población indigente y familias menos afortunadas de Puerto Rico.
Promovemos trabajo social para identificar, enfrentar y canalizar de forma adecuada cada una de las situaciones que afectan su calidad de vida.
Tenemos y ofrecemos productos alimentarios, ropa, duchas, servicios de apoyo a la población marginada social y económica de nuestro país.
Participar activamente en cada una de las etapas del proceso de recuperación e integración a la Red
El Albergue Paraíso se propone crear un nuevo renacer para que el individuo se re-encuentre con la naturaleza divina de valores y la sociedad.
Este albergue obtienen los fondos haciendo ventas y recibiendo donaciones de todo tipo.
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La Alianza de Autismo y Desórdenes Relacionados de P.R., Inc.
La Alianza de Autismo y Desórdenes Relacionados de P.R., Inc. es una organización sin fines de lucro incorporada en el año 2004. La misión de la Alianza es mejorar la vida de las personas impactadas por el autismo en Puerto Rico. Somos la organización líder apoyando y abogando por los derechos y necesidades de las personas con autismo y sus familias. Aumentamos la concienciación y educación sobre el autismo, y sus posibles causas y tratamientos. La Alianza tiene una membresía de 500 familias y tiene líderes y grupos de apoyo en San Juan, Caguas, Ponce, Mayagüez, Isabela y Arecibo.
La Alianza de Autismo se destaca por ser la organización de autismo más abarcadora y proactiva en Puerto Rico. Desde su creación en el año 2004, la Alianza ha estado en contacto directo con las familias afectadas, lo que le ha permitido conocer de primera mano las necesidades de los personas con autismo en Puerto Rico, y responder con proyectos dirigidos a impactar positivamente la calidad de vida de éstas. La directiva de la Alianza está compuesta por padres, madres y familiares que cuentan con preparación académica en autismo, deficiencias en el desarrollo, salud pública, y administración. Por otro lado, la organización ha desarrollado una red de apoyo compuesta por profesionales y proveedores de servicio dedicados y desinteresados, quienes se han unido para ofrecer sus conocimientos.
La Alianza de Autismo ha establecido acuerdos colaborativos con diversas organizaciones gubernamentales y no-gubernamentales que han apoyado los esfuerzos. Desde el año 2013, la Alianza forma parte del Comité Timón para el desarrollo e implantación de la política pública para la población con autismo en Puerto Rico mediante nombramiento del Gobernador.
los fondos de esta organizacion provienen mayormente de ventas de articulos y donativos de diferentes entidades y organizaciones.
Referencias: Fischer, P. M., Taylor, W. J., & Cheng, R. H. (2016). Advanced accounting (12.a ed.). Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.
Pecunia Group. (2019). Directorio de Organizaciones sin fines de lucro. Pecunia Group. https://pecuniagroup.com/es/directorio-organizaciones-sin-fines-de-lucro-osfl/
name/albergue-el-paraiso-inc/
Www.alianzaautismo.com. (s. f.). https://www.alianzaautismo.com/kb_results.asp?
ID=2
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