ENTER Thank you for being a part of the CHOICE Humanitarian family

Dear Friends,

The year 2017 was EPIC for CHOICE Humanitarian and we owe this to our global family. The CHOICE community is an incomparable group of people who care deeply for all human beings. Together we believe that living on less than $1.90 is absurd and must end in our lifetime. Since I joined CHOICE over 9 years ago, I have seen countless people lift themselves out of extreme poverty. Through our expedition program nearly 700 of you last year, a record number, also witnessed the work first-hand. You saw that while CHOICE might be the catalyst, the villagers - with their entrepreneurial spirit and hard work- take ownership of their own development. Thank you for believing in them!

I invite you to leave your Our single most important accomplishment last year will inform how international development is approached. legacy with CHOICE A three-year pilot program in Nepal scaled our proven Model of Leadership Development from a single village Humanitarian, giving future approach to a district level. All 68,000 people in 180 villages were impacted. The 1,800 families who began generations the knowledge in extreme poverty have made their way out through income-generating opportunities. Economic development continues to be our most effective exit strategy. that you were a part of placing extreme poverty in We aggressively scaled-up our measurement and evaluation program and the numbers confirm the results! a museum where it belongs! Extreme poverty can end when the people are given access to opportunities and can the process themselves. We are eager to scale this approach in Nepal and replicate it across the six other countries we work in.

You are the reason CHOICE Humanitarian continues to thrive, grow, and extend its reach to the people who need it most. Thank you for placing your trust in us. We take this responsibility seriously and welcome any thoughts you may have about our efforts. Please reach out to me personally to discuss.

Warm Regards,

Leah Barker CEO, CHOICE Humanitarian [email protected]

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The 2017 CHOICE Humanitarian Annual Report is sponsored by ASEA Advancing Life Foundation creating opportunities in Ecuador.

e felt drawn to make an impact on education because it’s a key W component in breaking the cycle of poverty. Building Inta Cara is a way to do that now and for generations to come. This vocational center represents opportunities for individuals to create their own prosperity.

KimMarie Larsen, CMP Managing Director of Events & Recognition, ASEA

Please see page 8 for more information on this incredible program in Ecuador.

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e work with rural communities around the globe ending extreme poverty. We focus on developing local leaders as W the basis for sustainable transformation out of poverty.

Headquarters • Launched The Village – our membership program for global citizens

Leadership • 766 village leaders trained • 332 women in leadership positions • Completed our pilot program for scaling our Model of Leadership Development to a district level in Nepal

Economic Development and Programs • Partnered with Microsoft Accent on adult literacy in Guatemala • 291 new businesses created • 316 clean stoves/biogas digesters built • 4,236 people impacted by a family garden or greenhouse construction • 6,325 trees planted • 8,280 Savings Box participants • 8,740 people gained access to clean water • 24,150 people treated in a health clinic/hospital supported by CHOICE • 64,639 people impacted by the construction of latrines • 9,077 children immunized

Expeditions • 692 people joined us on expeditions • 640 local volunteers participated in Mexico on weekend expeditions

Results • 185,788 people directly impacted by CHOICE programs • 392,511 people indirectly impacted by CHOICE programs

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e work with rural communities in seven countries around the W globe ending extreme poverty. We focus on developing local leaders as the basis for sustainable transformation out of poverty.

We begin with the exit in mind. Our goal is to train community leaders to take ownership of their own development. We work with communities until they are self-sufficient and sustainable, then we exit and they thrive.

For over 35 years we have grown to understand the critical role economic development initiatives play in achieving lasting change. Once families have coped with their most pressing needs, they can focus on income-generating opportunities, which allows them to sustain themselves, and for CHOICE to expand into new areas.

STRONG LOCAL LEADERS We train village leaders to manage their programs by relying on their own resources and leadership.

SIMPLE, APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES All technologies introduced can be built and sustained through locally available resources and skills.

LEVERAGING $1 INTO $5 Villages contribute labor and resources. Local government and partners contribute funds, materials, and training.

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ooth decay and extreme T poverty Children living in extreme poverty are malnourished and oral health has a close relationship with general health. In Bolivia, 95% of children have cavities. Bolivia In-Country Staff However, parents do not have money to pay for extensive dental work and children are scared of going to the dentist. For those living in extreme poverty, receiving expensive dental care is not even an option.

For these reasons, CHOICE Bolivia has partnered with NoDK, a dental program that replaces the standard “drill and fill” procedure with a combination of silver and fluoride. The silver kills the bacteria and the fluoride hardens what’s left of the tooth. Silver has been used to safely and effectively treat tooth decay for more than 100 years.Locally- trained individuals deliver this innovative treatment in community settings, removing the high costs of traditional dental office equipment.

With this pilot program, children are no longer afraid to receive dental care and sedation. The use of local and general anesthesia has also been dramatically reduced. Most importantly, children treated with silver and fluoride have developed far fewer cavities, demonstrating a preventative effect.

With one more stress removed, families are able to focus on other areas that can move them out of extreme poverty.

Program • 3,700 students treated STATS • 37 schools involved • 90% of children treated had tooth decay stop

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vocational school for the A forgotten In an area where only 5% of youth have access to a college, trade school, or university education, a new vocational school is being constructed Ecuador In-Country Staff with support from the ASEA Advancing Life Foundation. This school is named “Inta Cara” after the Intag river and an ancient indigenous civilization called “Cara” that populated the region hundreds of years ago. Inta Cara will greatly benefit the 20,000 individuals living in the Intag Valley where:

• 78% are located in the rural area and engaged in agricultural activities • 85% of families do not have enough food to sustain themselves • 60% of the inhabitants suffer from malnutrition • 84% of the population is living in poverty • 25% live in extreme poverty (less than $1.90 a day) • 20% are illiterate

Large strides on this center were made in 2017, including purchase of 3.95 acres of land, creation of terraces, and completion of the drainage system. In 2018, a workshop will be constructed and filled with appropriate equipment.

Courses in masonry, carpentry, culinary arts, small animal production, horticulture, fish farming, and more will be offered at Inta Cara and certified by the Polytechnic University of Carchi. After earning their certificates, students can use their new skills to become gainfully employed – thus breaking the cycle of poverty. Not only will Inta Cara open doors to new opportunities, but classes like horticulture and small animal production will improve food security for those in extreme poverty

Program • 7 GADS (autonomous local governments) involved STATS • 40 rural communities will benefit • Benefiting 20,000 people

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onnecting women to C the world We partnered with Microsoft Edge on a digital adult literacy program called Accent because they caught the vision of literacy Guatemala In-Country Staff as a building block for ending extreme poverty. This program is designed to teach indigenous Guatemalan women who only speak Q’eqchi’ how to read, write, and converse in Spanish – the national language of Guatemala. By providing women with Spanish skills, they can participate in local government and take advantage of economic opportunities.

When a community focuses on literacy, overall health and the standard of living increase. Marta, one of the first women to enroll in Accent, said: “I want to be an example to guide my daughters to learn and become leaders.”

The Accent courses are structured like a game to make learning fun. Students have the oversight of a local woman fluent in Spanish to mentor them as they progress through the curriculum.

The Accent program is unique because: 1. It is geared toward adults with no technology experience; 2. It teaches basic literacy and conversational skills in a second language; and 3. It does not require constant Internet connectivity.

There is a clear link between mothers’ literacy and the welfare of their children. Children whose mothers can read have better nutrition and better outcomes in school. Literacy and gender equality work in tandem to eliminate extreme poverty.

Program • 18 women participated in this pilot program STATS • 72% graduation rate • 38% continued to next level

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ducation breaks the cycle of E poverty When Thrive Life initially visited the Muungano Primary School in 2015, it was nothing more than classrooms constructed out of mud and sticks with dirt floors and no desks. At Kenya In-Country Staff this time, the Muungano community determined they wanted their students to attend school in an environment conducive to learning. As such, when a group from Thrive Life returned to the village in 2017, they were given the opportunity to work hand-in-hand with school children and their parents to build school classrooms and desks. Additionally, students used their talents to paint pictures on canvases, which were sold to raise the funds needed to put a water cistern at the school.

Since this school’s completion, CHOICE Humanitarian has helped the community organize itself and elect community leaders. Under the direction of the newly established Community-Based Organization (CBO) and CHOICE, the community is learning how to recognize their resources and leverage them with other partners to improve the school and their community.

The Muungano Primary School currently has 312 students attending and has launched a community-funded scholarship program that will allow these students to go on to high school once they complete the 8th grade – a rarity for those in extreme poverty due to expensive school fees. Community leaders are discussing next steps of building a high school on the same campus as the primary school. The cycle of poverty is being broken in this community through the combined efforts of the CBO, CHOICE Humanitarian, Thrive Life, and other partners.

Program • 100% of the children now get a meal at school STATS • 312 students in classes • 52% of the students are girls

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mall animal farming S success 70% of people in developing countries raise small animals as a way to supplement their income and to improve nutrition for Mexico In-Country Staff their family. By implementing modern methods to production, farmers yield an increase in eggs, meat, and/or milk to consume or sell.

CHOICE Mexico helps people learn many improved animal practices. • Selecting breeds of animals that thrive in the particular region. • Building cages, pens, or sheds from local materials to keep animals healthy and protect them from predators, the elements, or from wandering off. • Raising or gathering local crops for the animals’ diet, adding nutrient supplements when necessary. • Recognizing symptoms of disease and learning hygienic practices to keep the animals healthy. • Implementing best practices to care for offspring.

Sheep Production 160 families were trained in handling sheep and disease prevention. The producers are selling the sheep to regional butchers and neighbors.

Pig Production 200 families in 10 communities have learned about disease prevention and animal health. The producers are selling the pigs to regional butchers and neighbors.

Program • 900 people now have access to veterinary services STATS • 13 small businesses increased income $50 - $100/mo • 591 people were trained to enhance animal production

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evolutionary approach ends R extreme poverty Our innovative 3.5- year pilot program will inform how international development is approached. We scaled our proven Model of Nepal In-Country Staff Leadership Development from a single village to a district level. Despite the devastating earthquake in 2015, this program essentially eliminated extreme poverty in a portion of the Lamjung District in Nepal. The keys to success were building trust between villagers and local facilitators, mentoring local leaders and families, and helping villagers base development efforts on their own priorities and core values. As individuals, villages, and government entities saw success and caught the vision, others joined in. In essence, CHOICE primed the pump and the local people made it happen.

Result Highlights • Able-bodied families in the area living in extreme poverty went from 14% to 0.3% • Establishing trust and understanding helped local leaders develop a sense of stewardship over their entire community • Each year, leveraging amounts increased while CHOICE contributions held steady • 50% of all locally-established leaders were women • Business training and local networking led to successful cooperatives and businesses.

Program • 13,311 families participated STATS • 180 villages impacted directly • 1,118 new businesses established

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ucks into D dollars An association of 25 mothers from Pampa de los Silva organized themselves with a goal to start a duck business together but had little Peru In-Country Staff success. Then they met CHOICE Peru and signed an agreement that gave them 200 ducks and training in breeding, management, entrepreneurship, and literacy. After 3 months of caring for the ducks, they cooked them up and sold the meat from house to house.

Wilmer Cruz, CHOICE Peru Director said, “I remember the first day they began selling because my phone rang at 3:00 a.m. They sent me pictures of the group preparing the ducks for sale. They were so excited. I felt so proud those women.” Three months later they were selling 20 ducks a month, which quickly increased to 80 ducks monthly. They are now looking to expand their farm and sell 200 ducks per week. They’re also going through the process to be a legal cooperative to increase market options and loans.

CHOICE Peru discovered of one of the mothers had studied nursing. They helped her connect with the Ministry of Health and set up a pharmacy for the community. The community members are thrilled to have needed medicines at hand instead of having to walk for an hour to get them.

The community now wants to reach out to other poor communities and help them implement similar businesses so that they can also become prosperous.

Program • $4,590 the cooperative saved in 2017 STATS • 10 new projects to implement in 2018 • 1 pharmacy set up in the community

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he CHOICE Expeditions program allows families, friends, co-workers, and entire organizations to step T into the unknown through hard work, learning, and intercultural exchange.

In 2017, CHOICE welcomed 32 expedition groups into rural communities in each of our seven countries around the world. 692 participants camped in school houses, haciendas, community centers, churches, Sikaab’e dorms, and even homes of community members. They ate well, played hard, and witnessed our leadership model of village development by working alongside villagers on essential community-selected projects that fuel a path out of extreme poverty.

Thanks to the generous contributions of participants and our corporate partners, the Expeditions program generated over $1.5M in revenue for CHOICE and played a critical role in accelerating community-owned initiatives and facilitating cross-cultural interaction.

expedition • # of Trips increased by +34% STATS • # of Participants increased by + 17% • Revenue generated up by +46%

Bolivia Nepal Kenya 2 4 7

Ecuador 4 7 4 Guatemala 4 Mexico

Peru

Number of 2017 Expeditions by Country

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e greatly appreciate all our Corporate Partners, as they contribute essential resources that assist individuals W living in extreme poverty find paths to self-reliance. By engaging employees, customers, and partners in a variety of giving efforts, our partners foster a culture of collaboration, growth, and generosity.

In 2017, our partners contributed in many meaningful ways:

• 334 payroll donors • $128,157 in payroll and corporate matching • $628,287 in program support • 18 corporate expeditions • $250,000 of in-kind support

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ecause you are part of our family, we invite you to visit our website and learn how we are empowering B people to break the cycle of extreme poverty.

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e are committed to financial stability to ensure that our impact continues to fulfill our mission of empowering people W to break the cycle of extreme poverty. Have you considered including CHOICE in your planned giving? Audited financials as of December 31, 2017 Consolidated Statement of Financial Position Consolidated Statement of Activities

ASSETS 2017 2016 REVENUES 2017 2016 Cash and cash equivalents $915,234 $1,068,731 Expeditions $1,291,610 $917,724 Accounts receivable 0 166,388 Contributions 1,786,690 2,272,038 Contributions receivable 98,399 173,152 Special event revenue, net 372,979 352,718 Inventory 20,819 0 Essential Oils revenue, net -120,035 194,048 Prepaid expenses 6,700 1,497 In-Kind contributions 254,589 243,479 Deferred costs 5,508 4,214 Investment return 0 -185 Property and equipment, net 12,813 17,901 Other income 4,160 1,399 Total Assets $1,059,473 $1,431,883 Total Revenues $3,589,993 $3,981,221

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS EXPENSES Liabilities Program $3,422,635 $3,857,241 Management and general 413,365 246,644 Accounts payable $58,547 $100,275 562,100 250,200 Accrued liabilities 60,377 31,907 Total Expenses $4,398,100 $4,354,085 Deferred revenue 372,670 50,145 Total Liabilities $491,594 $182,327 Change in Restricted net assets 126,427 416,100 Change in net assets $-681,680 $43,236 Total Net Assets $567,879 $1,249,556 NET ASSETS Total Liabilities and Net Assets $1,059,473 $1,431,883 Beginning of year $1,249,556 $1,206,320 End of year $567,876 $1,249,556

NOTE: Sadly in 2017, the United States saw many devastating natural disasters including fires in California, flooding in Texas, and multiple hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. Our generous supporters were heartbroken and many redirected their support to the lives affected by those disasters. As a result, we missed our projection and quickly launched our membership program, The Village, to help bring in needed funds to fill this void.

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e generate impact with your donations and we are recognized 10% 9% at the highest level by Navigator, GuideStar, 14% 13% W GreatNonprofits, and The Better Business Bureau due to our fiscal responsibility and transparency. According to these distinguished rating agencies, and because of our commitment to leverage every 36% Revenues 17% Expenses contribution and carefully manage our budget, your money is well placed.

78% 23%

Expeditions $1,291,610 Program Services $3,422,635 Foundations $816,615 Fundraising $ 562,100 Individuals $595,130 Management & General $413,365 Corporations $513,657 Events $372,979 CHOICE Leveraging

our investment is multiplied four to five times. The village members contribute labor and resources. The local government and partner organizations contribute additional funds, materials, and training. Y Such investments culminate in extreme efficiency and link communities to all available resources.

2017 Leveraging Results • Country teams raised $568,318 to support local initiatives • $341,253 leveraged from receiving village support • $466,030 leveraged from government sources • $246,496 leveraged from partners or NGOs Your $1 becomes $4-$5 with CHOICE’s leveraging abilities

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• Publish the findings of our 3.5-year pilot program through a book authored by CHOICE Humanitarian Co-Founder James B. Mayfield, Ph.D.

• Complete a 3-year strategic plan that outlines strategic areas, initiatives, and priorities that will strengthen leadership and direct the organization

• Implement the comprehensive measurement and evaluation system in all the countries where we work

• Carry out our most impressive year of the Expedition program yet, with a 25% increase in expeditioners joining us in the field

• Rapidly expand our newly-introduced membership program, The Village

PREVIOUS Report Sponsored by Page 18 2017 Annual Report | CHOICEHUMANITARIAN NEXT Board of Directors CHOICE Humanitarian Headquarters Staff Niels Valentiner Corbin B. Church Krista Sorenson Brad Merrill Board Chair Entrepreneur Director, Sorenson Impact Foundation Snell & Wilmer, LPP Founder & President, VCBO Architecture Marc Fuller Becky Craven James Mayfield, PhD Partner, Peterson Partners Trustee, RLC Foundation Mary Lee Call, PhD CHOICE Humanitarian Co-Founder Professor Emeritus, Brigham Young University Josh Cameron Shannon Freedman Tim Evans, DDS CHOICE Humanitarian Co-Founder CPA, Finance and Strategy Consultant Attorney Kristin Allred Stockham Rich Israelsen Past Board Chair, Waterford Board of Directors Jonathan Campbell Paul Mayfield and School Parents’ Advisory Council Vice President, Wheeler Machinery Co. COO, DownEast Home & Clothing Partner, Program Manager, Microsoft Contributors - In-Kind Donors Bill Childs Alpine Country Club Discovery Gateway Hotel Park City Sundance Institute Cindy & Brian Rolapp Alpine Medical Group Disneyland JetBlue Sundance Mountain Resort Drew Johnson Arbinger Institute DOMO Microsoft Azure Talisker Club Dustin Weghorst ASEA LLC. doTERRA Healing Hands Foundation Minky Couture TechSoup James & Roxanne Bybee Ballet West doTERRA International Momentum Indoor Climbing The Cheesecake Factory Jeffrey & Karen Hamilton Basalt Day Spa Durci Chocolate New Sheridan Hotel The Kathmandu John Zamudio Boondocks Food & Fun Eli Kirk Riser (EKR) Odyssey Dance Theatre Tifie Humanitarian Jon & Shauna Robertson Cariloha Bamboo Clothing & Entrada Country Club Pixel Labs Top Golf Justin & Jenny Tomlinson Accessories ExpertVoice Pulse Experiential Travel TPC Las Vegas Karey & Brian Barker CDE Computer Consultants Fairways Media R&K Hunting Company Utah Grizzlies Kurt & Chrissy Micek CHG Healthcare Services Fat Cats Red Butte Garden Utah Lacrosse Linda & Brent Fogg-Phillips Christopherson Business Travel Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Riverside Country Club Utah Natural History Museum Scott Foster City Cakes Garrett Michael Barber Shop Salt Cycles Utah Symphony & Opera Steve & Tina Osborne City Center Sound and Stage Gateway Aesthetic Institute Salt Lake Acting Co. VCBO Architecture, LLC Tagg Romney Crimson Wine Group Gestures Saltz Plastic Surgery Victory Ranch Terry May Madsen Cuisine Unlimited Grand Targhee Resort San Diablo Artisan Churros Vital Smarts Tom & Kristin Stockham Deer Valley Resort Hale Centre Theatre Sherpa Adventure Gear Wasatch Speaker Series Tyler Norton Del Sol HEB Business Solutions Snell & Wilmer, LLP Yiptel Kim Menzel Delta Hidden Valley Country Club Steiner Sports Zagg Inc. Wendell McCain Design Ink Hogle Zoo Strategic Link Holding

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ASEA Advancing Life Foundation JustGive Roy and Judi Kaufman Living Trust Village by Village Bamberger Allen Health and Education Foundation Kanter Family Foundation Smiles For Life Foundation Centerville-Farmington Rotary Club Charles Schwab Charitable Fund King Family Foundation Smith Family Foundation FeelGood World Claron D. and Elizabeth C. Bailey Trust Lam Research Foundation Sorenson Impact Foundation Singular Humanitarian Experience doTERRA Healing Hands Foundation Making A Difference Foundation The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Frances W. Burton Foundation Marriott Daughters Foundation The Christine & Bertram Willis Family Fund Fredrick H. Barth Foundation Microsoft Giving Campaign The Generosity Trust Fredy Rosenbaum Foundation Mike and Camille Cameron Foundation The James Ferrell Foundation G.F. Larsen Family Trust Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation The Richard G. and Jane F. Hinckley DAF Galileo Foundation Peters Family Foundation Wallace B. and Patricia L. Brown Charitable Fund Gipson Family Foundation Picture the Change LLC Warren & Mattie Rupper Family Trust Intel Volunteer Grant Program Renaissance Charitable Foundation YourCause Corporate James Lee Sorenson Family Foundation RLC Foundation Zuloo Humanitarian Outreach

The Village Members

Bradley Anderson Ron & Becky Craven Carey Hopkins Natalie Mallia Jane Schweitzer Leah Barker Stephanie Craven Lexi Hudson Kelly Mark Peggy Snider Brandie Barker Keith Ellis Rich Israelsen Kelly Martin Nancy Sorensen Zach Barker Jessica Ellis Ashley James Jana Maw Brittany Tanner Lorraine Bassett Shannon Freedman Kathy James Jordan Menzel Miriana Taylor Ursula Becker Gage Gatherum Chris Johnson Kim Menzel Tilly Taylor Sarah Bland-Halulko Benjamin Gibbons Val Johnson Dorothy Miller Niels Valentiner Vaneesa Boller Diana Gombas Abbi Kennedy Alexa Morales Tim Valentiner Neal Bosshardt Riley Greenwood Kyle Kirschbaum Amanda Nelson Joanna Weiser Diane Brewer Erin Greenwood Lisa Klauke Tyler Norton Mei Wesenberg Lora Beth Brown Jeff & Karen Hamilton Holger Kray Ange Peters Stan Witt Mary Lee Call Jordan Hamilton Michael Leben Carrie Reilly McKenna Wright Sam Carpenter Rex Hassard Vaunee Ann Lewis Angela Roundy Merrik Wright Corbin Church Rob Hatch Andrea Madsen Jenna Sawatzki Tamara Corlis Ann Hatch Nick Madsen Veronica Schindler

What is The Village?

The Village is CHOICE Humanitarian’s monthly membership propgram. The Village supports community-led projects in our 7 countries abroad. Members receive expedi- tion discounts, exclusive field updates, and a welcome kit inspired by our global mission for less than $0.35 a day. The Village Welcome Kit includes a one of a kind artisan adventure bag, a CHOICE passport cover, The Village shirt, and a note of thanks for your support. Learn more at www.choicehumanitarian.org/membership

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