Mattapan Greater Boston Technology Learning Center

“Jacques d jean executive director spouse nelie d jean exective director daughter”

“The form 990 is reviewed by management and the finance committee prior to filing.”

“YES”

“The board of directors approves the executive director (ed) stipend in conjunction with the annual budget. This includes a review by independent persons and comparability data. The ed spidend was 26,150”

“Ma attorney general website”

“At the ma attorney general website”

“Educated 125 youth ages 16-24 in the areas of it fundamentals and destops support, secured internships and jobs for graduates. Over 100 graudates took and passed their it fundamentals or a+ certification exams each year and remained ont he job earning on average 25/hour”

“The organization leases two permanent facilities as well as two automobiles and insurance from both an unrelated (allied mgmt. And turner library) and related party (mattapan location). The rent, insurance and utilities expenses were 31,676 for the year ended december 31, 2024. Approx. 24,026 was paid to related party rent and utilities and maintenance expenses for mattapan location during the year as well as internet, automobile, and insurance expenses. Randolph (turner library) facilities and boston library were in-kind space donations, the estimated fmv rent was 14,000 annually. Donated skill services (20+ volunteers) as well as the use of classroom facilities, donated computer & hardware, classroom lab service usage, automobile services for students, traveling & meals were approx. 134,500, including hardware donated goods of approx. 0. For the year ended december 31, 2024, the organization has compensated skill instructors through both payroll and contractor payments, totaling approximately 86,460. This includes a payment of 26,400 to rev. Jacques jean, and approximately 27,650 received by the executive director. As a result of a decrease in working capital flow, the organization had an outstanding loan owed to a related party jacques jean amounting to 31,140 as of december 31, 2024.”

“Educated 125 youth ages 16-24 in the areas of it fundamentals and destops support, secured internships and jobs for graduates. Over 100 graudates took and passed their it fundamentals or a+ certification exams each year and remained ont he job earning on average 25/hour educated over 400 adults ages 25+ in the areas of desktop repair, networking and security and provided a pathway into the it job market and /or continued education. Educated over 500 adult students in the area of basic computer and internet technology, ms office and google suite. Educated over 175 adult students in the area of esol and citizenship. Educated 74 youth ages 8-10 in the area of coding and 42 youth ages 11-14 in the area of of electronics and robotics during the summer.”

“Educated 125 youth ages 16-24 in the areas of it fundamentals and destops support, secured internships and jobs for graduates. Over 100 graudates took and passed their it fundamentals or a+ certification exams each year and remained ont he job earning on average 25/hour educated over 400 adults ages 25+ in the areas of desktop repair, networking and security and provided a pathway into the it job market and /or continued education. Educated over 500 adult students in the area of basic computer and internet technology, ms office and google suite. Educated over 175 adult students in the area of esol and citizenship. Educated 74 youth ages 8-10 in the area of coding and 42 youth ages 11-14 in the area of of electronics and robotics during the summer.”

“Contractor - lab service 56,000 0 0 contractor - lab facility 14,652 0 0 total 70,652 0 0”

“Donated skill services (20+ volunteers) as well as the use of classroom facilities, donated computer & hardware, classroom lab service usage, automobile services for students, traveling & meals were approx. 134,500, including hardware donated goods of approx. 0.”