Greater Love Ministries Inc.

“Pre-Kindergarten Program: The organization operates a structured early childhood education program designed to prepare children for kindergarten readiness. The program includes certified instructors, age-appropriate curriculum, literacy development, and social-emotional learning. Tutorial Services: The organization provides after-school and supplemental academic tutoring to elementary and secondary students to strengthen reading, math, and comprehension skills. Scholarship Program: Need-based scholarships are awarded to qualifying students to assist with tuition, educational materials, and related academic expenses. Food Bank Program: The organization distributes food and essential household items to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity within the community.”

“The organization does not have any committees with authority to act on behalf of the governing body. All significant decisions, including financial oversight, program approval, and governance matters, are reviewed and approved by the full Board of Directors.”

“The organizations Form 990 is prepared by management and/or an independent tax professional. A complete copy of the Form 990 is provided to the members of the Board of Directors for review prior to filing. Any questions or recommended changes are discussed with management, and revisions are made as appropriate. The final return is filed after review and approval by the Board or its authorized representative.”

“The organization currently does not have written conflict of interest or whistleblower policies but the Board recognizes their importance and intends to adopt both in the near future; the organization makes governing documents and financial statements available to the public upon request through its main office via phone,email,or in person and also provides copies of its Form 990 to interested parties and posts the form on its website when applicable.”

“Mission and Programs: Our mission is to strengthen families and empower children by providing a high-quality Pre-Kindergarten program, academic tutorial services, need-based scholarships, and a community food bank. These programs advance educational success, reduce food insecurity, and create equitable opportunities for lifelong growth and stability. Pre-Kindergarten Program: The Pre-K program delivers developmentally appropriate instruction aligned with the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines and Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills standards. Student growth is monitored through ongoing observations and formal assessments. Most students perform at grade-level expectations, while others perform above or below benchmarks. Individualized learning plans, small-group support, and targeted instruction address each childs needs and ensure measurable progress toward school readiness and successful matriculation into elementary school. Scholarship Program: Need-based scholarships provide financial support to families who might otherwise lack access to educational services. Scholarships help remove financial barriers to participation in Pre-K and academic tutorial programs, ensuring equitable access to learning opportunities and supporting each students academic growth. Revenue and Oversight: Program service revenue, including tuition, program fees, and grants, is used exclusively to support program operations. The Board of Directors reviews program outcomes, financial reports, and the Form 990 prior to filing to ensure accountability, compliance, and alignment with the organizations mission.”

“The organization currently does not have a written conflict of interest policy. The Board is aware of the importance of such a policy and intends to adopt one in the near future. The organization currently does not have a formal written whistleblower policy. The Board recognizes the importance of such a policy for protecting individuals who report suspected wrongdoing and intend to adopt one in the near future. The organization makes its governing documents, and financial statements available to the public upon request. Requests may be made by contacting the organizations main office via phone, email, or in person. Additionally, the organization provides copies of its Form 990 to interested parties and posts the form on its website when applicable.”