Euell a Wilson Center Inc

“Shirley woods annette dufor director exec directo family relationship”

“Board of directors reviews the irs form 990 at a board of directors meeting or in a special meeting if needed.”

“Board of directors will adhere to the following: a. Regularly monitor compliance with the policy; and b. Ask each individual covered by the policy to disclose, on an annual basis, any relationships with people doing business with the organization that could give rise to a conflict of interest.”

“Executive director or other top management compensation is approved by the board of directors. The compensation of local comparable youth centers are taken into consideration for any compensation changes.”

“The organization's prior three years of form 990's is available for viewing at guidestar.org and irs.gov.”

“Governing documents are made available upon request.”

“The euell a. Wilson center is a christian organization designed to enrich the hearts and lives of children and strengthen the family through the love of christ. We will do this through educational, social, performing arts, and spiritual development to empower youth and their families for success.”

“In 2024, the euell a. Wilson center provided a comprehensive youth development program that served low-income students from kindergarten through high school. Eawc fostered a sense of belonging by creating a supportive, family-like environment where students developed lasting relationships with caring staff and mentors, which was a key factor in improving outcomes for youth facing social and economic challenges. The center prioritized social-emotional learning (sel), academic achievement, and enrichment by offering targeted interventions, one-on-one tutoring, health and wellness initiatives, and activities in stem, performing and visual arts, as well as culturally enriching field trips to help bridge achievement gaps. To prepare students for future success, eawc implemented career exploration, financial literacy, and soft skills training through the "work ready youth" program. This program equipped participants with the knowledge, confidence, and experience needed to secure employment through internships. Health and wellness remained a focus, as the center improved physical fitness activities for youth and families, educated them on proper nutrition, and provided nutritional meals on a daily basis. Social- emotional development was emphasized through leadership and life skills programs, which fostered emotional regulation, strengthened positive relationships, enhanced responsible decision-making, and promoted community engagement. Recognizing the critical role of family involvement in student success, eawc conducted workshops and provided resources that empowered parents with interpersonal, financial, and personal development opportunities. Through these comprehensive programs, the euell a. Wilson center made a meaningful impact on youth and families, equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and support necessary to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.”