INTERNATIONAL PROMISE FOUNDATION
To provide assistance internationally in fulfillment of James 1:27 — to look after orphans and widows in their distress — by supporting children in developing countries through sponsorship, direct program support, and community development.
About INTERNATIONAL PROMISE FOUNDATION
International Promise Foundation (IPF) is a donor-facing 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Byron Center, Michigan, that supports children and vulnerable families in developing countries through child sponsorship, direct support to orphanage campuses and schools, and community development programs. IPF works in partnership with HELP Bangladesh to operate and support the Samaritan Children’s Home campus and related programs. In recent years IPF has continued on-the-ground investments and program improvements: the organization reports that the Samaritan Children’s Home currently cares for over 400 children (listed as 427 on the organization’s program pages), and completed infrastructure and program upgrades between 2022–2024 including an electrical/building upgrade (Light Us Up), a 2023 technology upgrade supplying new computers and classroom equipment, and a 2024 vehicle purchase to support logistics and food delivery for the campus. IPF files annual Form 990 returns and reports contributor-funded program activity and capital projects in its recent filings.
Notable achievements
Long-term residential care at Samaritan Children’s Home
IPF supports the Samaritan Children’s Home campus (Bangladesh), which the organization reports houses and serves over 400 children with daily meals, healthcare through an on-site clinic, schooling from preschool through secondary levels, and vocational training programs.
Campus infrastructure and program expansions
Donor-funded capital projects completed under IPF support include the Joy Hostel for young adults (completed 2014), a science/classroom building (2017), staff housing (2021), an electrical/transformer building (Light Us Up project, 2022), a technology upgrade supplying new PCs and classroom resources (2023), and a new vehicle added in 2024 to support campus operations.
Emergency relief and sustainability projects
IPF partnered with HELP Bangladesh on COVID-era relief (Love Thy Neighbor food relief) providing food and emergency support to families and staff, and has implemented sustainability initiatives such as a chicken project and microcredit/vocational programs aimed at food security and income-generation for families and staff.
At a glance
- Total assets
- $137K
- Annual revenue
- $304K
- Tax status
- 501(c)(3)Public charity
- EIN
- 46-3359121
- Location
- Byron Center, MI
- On Mahalo since
- May 2026
Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.
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