Guadalupe Center Inc.

“The organization's bylaws were revised 11/19/2013.”

“A draft of the tax return is reviewed by the board for accuracy and completeness prior to signing and filing the tax return.”

“Conflict of interest forms are updated and signed annually (at the january board meeting) and when an individual becomes a trustee of the organization.”

“Compensation for the president, vp of development, vp of programs and cfo are determined by the executive committee and approved by the board of trustees. Minutes are kept for both the committee and board meetings. The committee uses data from 990's of comparable nonprofits in the area, the guidestar compensation report and the rollins college nonprofit compensation report.”

“Compensation amounts for the president, vice president of development, vice president of programs and cfo are determined by the executive committee and approved by the board of trustees. Minutes are kept for both the committee and board meetings. The committee uses data from 990's of comparable nonprofits in the area, the guidestar compensation report and the rollins college nonprofit compensation report.”

“Financial statements are available on the organization's website. Governing documents and conflict of interest policy are available to the public upon request.”

“And vocabulary skills; 95% math. In the 3 year old program 98% increased expressive and receptive vocabulary on the ppvt. The program provides developmentally appropriate learning activities which incorporate language, literacy, math,science, technology, motor skills and the arts into the children's day preparing them for success in school. Breakfast, lunch and snack are provided to all students daily.”

“Time. Pre and post-assessment data reflects that over 90% of the students in the summer program made gains in reading, vocabulary and math. There is no fee for parents for this program.”

“Have graduated from colleges and universities and entered professional careers as engineers, teachers, business management trainees, social workers, attorneys, physicians, accountants and many other professions as well. The students often return to immokalee with the desire to give back to the community. Several students have returned to work in professional positions at the guadalupe center.”

“The organization also operates a resale shop and several special projects to meet the needs of the residents of immokalee. Thanksgiving in the park feeds over 2,000 people, back to school shoes provide new shoes to over 300 children at the beginning of the school year and the holiday gift shop provides over 1,200 gifts to the children of immokalee during the holiday season.”

“Thrift shop cost of goods sold 285,963 thrift shop cost of goods sold -285,963”