Honor God by serving His people.

Polo Burgos is the founder and president of IV God and IV the Poor, Inc. Born and raised in San Francisco de Macorís, Dominican Republic, he has built his life around faith, service, and a deep commitment to people experiencing poverty and hardship. His leadership reflects a simple conviction: compassion must become action, and every person deserves to be treated with dignity, hope, and respect.

Drawing on a law-enforcement career that began in 2007, Polo brings discipline, responsibility, and a strong sense of public service to the organization. He has helped lead backpack drives, donations, community outreach, and humanitarian projects supporting children and families, including initiatives in the Dominican Republic.

Polo serves as a pastor, mentor, and community leader, guided by the spiritual calling at the heart of his work. He encourages young people, supports families, and inspires others to use their faith and abilities in service to those most in need.

Julio Escotto was born in San Pedro de Macorís, Dominican Republic, and immigrated to the United States at age 12. Raised in the Bronx, he attended Walton High School and earned an associate degree in Arts and Sciences from Hostos Community College. His journey has shaped a lasting appreciation for opportunity, community, and the importance of helping others move forward.

As Second Vice President of IV God and IV the Poor, Inc., Julio helps guide the organization’s leadership, strengthen community relationships, and advance programs that support children, families, and communities in need. He also provides logistical support and coordination for programs, outreach initiatives, and community events, helping organize people, resources, and operational details so the organization’s work can be carried out responsibly and effectively. He brings years of public-service experience, a strong sense of accountability, and a collaborative approach to the mission.

Julio is passionate about uplifting others and creating a lasting, positive impact. His leadership is grounded in compassion, responsible service, and the belief that every person should be treated with dignity and care.

Apóstol Evelyn Artiles De Francisco is a devoted servant of God, a loving wife, and a dedicated mother of four children. Married to Apóstol Juan Francisco, she has faithfully dedicated more than 40 years of her life to serving the Lord, demonstrating a deep commitment to faith, ministry, compassion, and service to others.

Through decades of ministry, Apóstol Evelyn has touched countless lives through prayer, spiritual guidance, teaching, and acts of love and compassion. As Spiritual Leader of IV God and IV the Poor, Inc., she provides spiritual guidance and leadership to the organization’s mission of serving people who are less fortunate. Her calling is rooted in the belief that serving others is an expression of our love for God.

Her life reflects a passion for bringing hope to families, strengthening communities, and demonstrating the love of Jesus Christ through both words and action. Her life and ministry stand as a testimony that when we surrender our gifts to God, He can use them to bring hope, restoration, and blessing to others.