About Us
Harvest Field Corners US [HFC-US] implements Micro-Enterprise Development [MED] endeavors among the poor. HFC blends Biblical Principled Stewardship Training with Micro-enterprise community development methods.  This is accomplished using strategies that create sustainability rather than dependency.  HFC has a several year history of sucessfully implementing income generation projects in Pakistan among the economically depressed minorities in this nation.  HFC selects, trains, mentors, and supervises nationals within PK to do this ministry.  As this HFC-PK  staff of nationals gained expertise and experience; they registered Harvest Field Corners Pakistan as a PK non-profit Trust.  Again this national organization is formed, activated, and operated with sustainability as the objective.  This unique type of MED implementation (poverty reduction) activity reduces many overhead expenses, and involves USA business experienced volunteers that strive to maximize every dollar contributed in up-lifting Pakistan's underprivileged.  To date our progress is only limited by the funds available.  Our opportunities exceed our resources.


Harvest Field Corners US Operational Guidelines and Attributes : 

• Officers, Board Directors, and other involved individuals generously donate their time. To date we have no payroll, office rent, utilities or overhead expense.
• To date any  HFC contributions go toward our Mission Endeavors or a specified project that we have agreed to raise funds for. Also domestic operational expenses have been covered by HFC-US board members.  Our most recent 990 form filed with the IRS can be viewed in a link at the bottom of this page.
• Funds contributed by US taxpayers are income tax deductible as Harvest Field Corners is officially approved by the USA Internal Revenue Service as a Charitable 501 (c) (3), non-profit, organization, under DLN #17053164016033. Each January an annual contribution receipt recognized by the IRS will be issued to each donor.
• In addition to HFC-US guidance our foreign partners have Micro-Enterprise Development training taught by the Chalmers Learning Center, a division of Covenant College. www.Chalmers.org
• HFC-PK distributes Mission Endeavor funds to HFC-US approved projects.  HFC-PK agrees to submit periodic reports as these projects mature. Each year a HFC-US board director visits Pakistan to guide and review HFC-US expectations.
• We need and desire additional volunteers. We welcome your prayers, questions, ideas, and contributions.