Operation Blessing

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November 20, 2011

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OPERATION BLESSING The Virginia Beach-based international relief agency started by Pat Robertson has grown into a nearly half-billion-dollar-a-year powerhouse. Operation Blessing revenue (includes in-kind donations) $407.0 million $278.7 million $473.1 million $64.9 million 2003 $192.8 million $244.8 million $210.1 million $232.0 million 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Operation Blessing works in: NORTH AMERICA United States Mexico LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Peru Brazil Haiti PA C IFIC OCEAN I N D IA N OC E A N ATLA NTI C OCEAN ASIA India Thailand Cambodia Laos China EUROPE Ukraine AFRICA Niger Kenya Nigeria Ghana South Sudan MIDDLE EAST Egypt Israel Hong Kong Indonesia Philippines Japan SOURCES: Tax returns, Operation Blessing International ROBERT D. VOROS | THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT

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