Financial Transparency
Where your gift goes.
We believe every donor deserves to see exactly how their generosity is deployed. Here's the breakdown.
$0
Total Raised (Live)
4
Active Campaigns
0
Donors
70%
Programs % · All Giving
organization-wide target, of every dollar given
A Note on Our First Year
One United Missions International was recently registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The live totals above reflect every gift received since launch — our public financial tracking begins here. Two figures appear on this page, and they measure different things: organization-wide, our committed target is that 70¢ of every dollar given reaches programs; per trip, 83¢ of each $1,500 trip fee goes directly to the field. We're building the systems to report against the organization-wide standard as our first teams deploy in 2027. We're showing you the numbers anyway, because transparency starts on day one. Billie Jo Wilhelm is serving as Interim Treasurer while we recruit an independent Treasurer from outside the founding family.
Active Campaigns
Funding goals, tracked live.
El Salvador Mobile Health Clinic
BodyFund fully equipped mobile health clinics serving communities in El Salvador with limited access to care. Covers medical supplies, equipment, and volunteer medical staff deployment.
Guatemala Discipleship Fund
SpiritEquip local churches in the Guatemalan highlands through small groups, teaching, and children's programs. Covers Bibles, teaching materials, and training for local leaders.
El Salvador Education Fund
MindSupport education programs for children in El Salvador — school supplies, teacher training, and classroom resources that equip students to build their own future.
Guatemala Mobile Health Clinic
BodyFund fully equipped mobile health clinics serving communities around Escuintla, Guatemala. Covers medical supplies, equipment, and volunteer medical staff deployment.
Spending Breakdown
83¢ of every $1,500 trip fee goes directly to the mission.
- Mission Trip
- Organizational Overhead
Per Trip
Where your $1,500 goes.
Figures show how each $1,500 trip fee is budgeted. Airfare is not included.
Per Trip Fee · The Other 17%
Where the rest goes — and why.
Of each $1,500 trip fee, $250 — 16.7% — sits outside the 83¢ and keeps the mission legally alive and financially sound. The $200 in the lower group is already counted inside the 83¢, not added on top of it.
Outside the 83¢ · $250
16.67%
Organizational Overhead · $250
Keeps the nonprofit legally alive — 501(c)(3) compliance, state charitable registrations, annual Form 990 filings, and financial oversight. Without it, we can't legally operate or receive tax-deductible gifts.
Inside the 83¢ · $200
6.67%
Deployment Logistics · $100
Background checks, international mission insurance, and pre-trip training materials. This is risk management — it protects the team, the communities we serve, and the organization from liability.
6.67%
Team Identity & Unity · $100
Branded team gear and one team-building meal. A unified, identifiable team builds trust with host communities and partners, and group cohesion improves the quality of service on the ground.
Deployment logistics and team identity are counted inside the 83¢ because they support field work directly: insurance and background checks protect the team on the ground, and unified team gear builds trust with host communities. No line on this page is counted twice.
BRIAN & BILLIE JO WILHELM
Founder & Executive Director · Board Member and Interim Treasurer
Founder's Statement
Every dollar answers to the people we serve.
We started One UMI because we've seen what happens when aid organizations lose sight of the people behind the numbers. So we made a simple commitment: if we can't show you exactly where your money goes, we don't deserve it.
No hidden overhead. No inflated salaries. No vague "program expenses." Every line item on this page is real, and it's the same breakdown we use internally. The 70¢ of every dollar given that reaches the field is the number we live by — and we're working to push it higher.
If you ever have a question about our finances that this page doesn't answer, write to us directly. We'll answer it personally.
— The Founders, One United Missions International
info@oneumi.org
Governance
Who governs One UMI.
One United Missions International is governed by a volunteer board of directors that meets quarterly, reviews the annual budget, and holds final authority over the organization's finances, programs, and leadership. Board members serve without compensation, and our bylaws set the terms and structure of that governance.
Board of Directors
Brian Wilhelm
Founder & Executive Director · Ex Officio
Billie Jo Wilhelm
Board Member & Interim Treasurer · DNP, APRN, FNP-BC
Randi Patterson
Secretary
Governance Policies
Our board has adopted a conflict-of-interest policy, a whistleblower policy, a document retention and destruction policy, and a gift acceptance policy, in line with what the IRS expects of a 501(c)(3). Our bylaws, board minutes, and these policies are available to any donor on request. Our exemption determination letter and each year's Form 990 will be published here as they are filed.
Request governance documentsRelated-party disclosure: Founder Brian Wilhelm also serves on the board of BuildinGUATE, One UMI's Guatemala field partner. Under our conflict-of-interest policy, he recuses himself from all One UMI decisions involving payments to BuildinGUATE.
Official Documents
Review our records.
Our IRS Form 990 is also available through the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search at irs.gov/charities-non-profits. Documents will be linked here as they become available, or request a copy directly at info@oneumi.org.
Candid Transparency Profile
Our organizational profile is published in Candid (formerly GuideStar), the nonprofit database that donors and grantmakers use to research charities. Our listing there is an independent record of our mission, leadership, and finances.
View our Candid profile