Latinos Count Inc

“Class of Activity: Scholarshp paid to school | Donee's Name: Student Scholarships | Relationship of Donee: None | Cash Amount Given: $15993”

“Office Expenses $671”

“Travel $212”

“Conferences, Conventions, and Meetings $28253”

“Amortization $5278”

“Intangible Assets - Beginning $13972 Intangible Assets - Ending $8693”

“Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Beginning $57 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Ending $0”

“Each scholarship was valued at $1,000. The scholarship program requires students to have at least one parent of Hispanic/Latino ancestry. The organizations scholarship committee considers grade point average, extra curricular activities and a 500-word personal essay.”

“DACA also permits persons to work and obtain a drivers license. However, the registration fee is $495. Thanks to a grant from the St. Joe Community Health Foundation, Latinos Count created the 50/50 scholarship fund. The fund offered to pay for 50% of the DACA fee with the family paying the remaining 50%.”

“Held three sessions in Fort Wayne and Hammond. More than 450 Latino high school youth met with Latino mentors who spoke about their journey from high to the job they now hold. The students heard from subject matter experts about five positive pathways from school: enrollment in college, the workplace, military service, skilled trades apprenticeship, and start your own business. Met with 150 Latino high school students at several public and parochial schools. Primary topic was mental health and how to manage stress at school and home.”