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“Lee de leon: uncle daniel de leon, jr: nephew”

“The board is provided with copies of the 990s, and a majority vote is taken and documented in the minutes.”

“Ceo compensation is determined and voted on by the board of directors.”

“Documents are avaialbe upon request”

“Documents are available to the public by request or on the attorney general's or irs websites”

“Edward b. Cole senior academy (ebc) - the organization operates the edward b. Cole sr. Academy (a charter school) serving low income families in the heart of santa ana. Ebc is a free, public charter school that has been serving students in transitional kindergarten through 5th grade in santa ana since 2003. Over the past two years, ebc increased the breadth of its expanded learning programming to include targeted, extracurricular activities designed to advance equity in education and halt the widening achievement gap among low-income, socially marginalized students of color in our community. Ebc enrolled approximately 400 students.”

“Operation of community development programs: the banking on our youth program (boy) is a highly effective financial literacy and entrepreneurship program designed to help young people improve their understanding of financial concepts and services. The program aims to empower young people to make informed financial decisions, enabling them to improve their financial well-being while equipping them with the necessary leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurship skills to succeed academically and financially. The program has been successful in providing $ 15,000 in scholarships and 47 laptops to its participants. All 47 high school students who participated in the program successfully completed it and entered a college or university the following academic year. Offered 6 in-person class sessions that provided 47 students with topics such as money habits, spending plans, using credit, how investing works, etc. Provided 40 students with immersive field trips at various local businesses in orange county with the purpose of gleaning industry knowledge on how to run a successful business. Created entrepreneurship/mentorship opportunities for 100% of students enrolled in the program that encouraged them to learn how to start a business with the coaching of their mentors. The 2022-2023 boy program concluded on april 29, 2023, with an awards ceremony for program participants. Thanks to grant funding from pacific premier bank, all 47 students received $350 towards their student savings accounts. Of the 47 students who participated in the small business competition, the top 4 teams were awarded a total of $25,000 in financial scholarships that will support our students' post-secondary endeavors. The boy program has been instrumental in providing students with real-life skills, enabling them to make informed decisions about their finances and take control of their financial futures, and demonstrating an excellent understanding of financial concepts and services. By participating in the program, students have gained valuable leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurship skills that will serve them well throughout their lives. Parent project: tccdc's parent project, formerly called santa ana parent project, is a peer-to-peer educational program dedicated to empowering parents and caregivers of children in santa ana with the information, skills, and resources they need to improve their family's self-sufficiency and support the healthy development of their children. This past year, the parent project delivered to 9 cohorts of participants at 8 schools and 1 church. Trained 18 parent volunteers (including 9 new parent volunteers recruited this year) and 7 parent council leaders to become peer trainers to administer the program. This included hosting 2 workshops that focused on computer literacy and mental health. Celebrated 216 parents who completed the 13-week raising highly capable kids curriculum, a peer-to-peer, evidence-based curriculum that has been delivered since the program's inception. Launched parents on a mission curriculum focuses on mending broken relationships and helping parents find internal peace by overcoming past issues. Added as a second step after the raising highly capable kids curriculum, we proudly announce that 41 parents completed this second curriculum! Educated 227 unique parent program participants on improving their family's financial stability and transforming their children's long-term behavioral and academic trajectory, impacting the lives of an estimated 680 children in our community. Seguro family financial empowerment center (seguro): seguro is a comprehensive financial education program that empowers individuals with the skills, knowledge, and awareness to obtain their financial goals and wellness through financial pathway classes, counseling, and coaching. This transformative program helps individuals change their financial behavior and patterns and ultimately contributes to the revitalization and stabilization”

“The process has not changed from the prior year.”