The Latino Student Fund

“The form 990 is reviewed by management and the board prior to submission with the irs.”

“All board members are required to disclose any and all activities or interests which could conflict with their performance, duties, or responsibilities to the organization.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, policies, financial statements and form 990 available upon request.”

“The latino student fund (lsf) is a non-profit organization founded in 1994 in washington, d.c. With a mission to provide opportunities for a strong academic foundation for underserved prek-12th grade students of hispanic descent and to promote higher education and professional leadership.”

“Basics of the college admissions process. The program provides guided college research, post-secondary admissions, financial aid, and financial literacy workshops, networking with college students and career professionals, a full day college visit, and a career day trip to local businesses.”

“As family workshops. The latino student fund discontinued the scholars program after meeting with stakeholders and schools and discussing the impact of these small stipends. Students previously enrolled in the program have been grandfathered for services until they graduate from high school.”

“Tutoring computer literacy class (2015 - present)-the computer literacy course provides parents tools to further their career development and allows the latino student fund to provide cross-program support. Offered in partnership with byteback, the course focuses on understanding the computer, typing, emailing, document creation, as well as how to navigate the internet. English as a second language class (2005 - present)-the latino student fund began offering esl classes for parents of tutoring students and in recent years opened the classes to members of the community. The two levels of esl classes aim to increase functional and conversational english, particularly for navigating the school environment, as well as to teach parents the methods used in the tutoring program and how to replicate them in any language at home. Prek-12 tutoring program 1998 - present)-an out-of-school-time program that provides individualized academic support to help at-risk prek-12th grade students build proficiency in reading and math each saturday morning during the school year. The latino student fund also offers scholarships to summer programs donated by local schools and community organizations.”

“Net of special events 83,283 net of special events -83,283”