Latino Racial Justice Circle Inc.

“| Other Revenues:, Amount:| No other revenue to report, $0|”

“| Grants And Similar Amounts Paid:, Amount:| Immigration Legal Assistance, $21250| Educational Scholarships, $6750| Breath of God Lutheran Emergency Assistance, $1000| Catholic Charities Esperanza Center Immigration Legal Services, $1500| Four scholarship awardees earned $100 Amazon e-gift cards for completing a Civic Engagement Writing Workshop, $400| Two client families $100 and one individual $50 received donated Target holiday gift cards, $250| Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse Emergency Event - funds distributed to the six families of the deceased workers, $102960|”

“| Other Expenses:, Amount:| Latino Providers Network - membership, $300| MD Nonprofits - membership, $100| Bank service charges, $65| Business cards, $21| Trivia night fundraiser prizes, $125| Tee shirts, $438|”

“| Explanation:, Amount:| No other changes to report, $0|”

“| Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| No other assets to report, $0, $0|”

“| Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| No liabilities to report, $0, $0|”

“| Explanation:| A review process was designed to identify and support dedicated Latino students in achieving their educational goals. A committee of three Latino Racial Justice Circle LRJC members reviewed student applications for qualified candidates. The applicants were assessed for financial need scholastic achievement and community involvement. A total of $6,750 in educational assistance was granted to five students. Four college scholarship awards were made at $1,500 each for tuition and fees; one college scholarship award was made at $750 for the cost of child care.”

“| Explanation:| In response to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse that occurred in Baltimore Maryland on March 26 2024 the Latino Racial Justice Circle LRJC initiated an emergency Go Fund Me on-line fundraiser to aid the families of the six Latino immigrant workers who perished in the tragic event. The original goal was set at $18,000 intended o offer a measure of support to the survivors and to ease the financial burden imposed by such a loss. The public response was immediate and overwhelming. The LRJC closed the site within twelve hours after recording 1,757 individual donations. The PayPal Charitable Giving Fund through PayPal operations transferred $95,644.86 to the LRJC bank account soon after. Additional donations amounting to $7,314.69 arrived via the LRJC website $3,306.69; charitable giving organizations $3,808; and personal check $200. In total the LRJC distributed $102,959.55 the full amount received. The LRJC worked in close collaboration with Catholic Charities Esperanza Center with input from Baltimore City and Baltimore County government immigration services to identify and vet the appropriate recipients. Donation checks were then presented to the six families of the deceased each receiving just over $17,000.”

“| Explanation:| The Pro Bono Resource Center an arm of the MD State Bar Association referred clients who successfully completed an immigration consult to the Latino Racial Justice Circle LRJC. The LRJC partnered with trusted private attorneys who agreed to accept immigration cases of the referred clients at a reduced rate. Charges varied with the complexity of the case and the legal remedy being sought. Legal representation was secured for nine individuals at a cost of $21,250. Payment of $7,750 to private attorney to represent a family of five. Payment of $10,000 to private attorney to represent a family of three. Payment of $3,500 to private attorney to represent an individual.”