TX 501(c)(3)

TEJANO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CONCERNS INC

HOUSTON, TX Founded 1992 EIN 760377101
O50Z: Youth Development $33,448,218 budget Filed 2023

PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SOCIAL SERVICES & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES.

Total received from foundations
$10.8M
67 grants from 37 funders · 2018–2024
Annual revenue
$38,129,623
Annual expenses
$33,448,218
Total assets
$59,002,050
Months of operating reserves
21.2
assets / monthly burn
Funding history · IRS 990-PF public records

Who funds TEJANO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CONCERNS INC

$10.8M
Total received
37
Distinct funders
67
Grants on record
2018–2024
Span of records

Top funders by cumulative giving

  1. 1
    New York, NY · 5 grants · last 2022
    $2.38M
    cumulative
  2. 2
    Bellevue, WA · 2 grants · last 2023
    $1.80M
    cumulative
  3. 3
    · 6 grants · last 2023
    $1.25M
    cumulative
  4. 4
    Alexandria, VA · 1 grant · last 2019
    $1.05M
    cumulative
  5. 5
    · 1 grant · last 2018
    $1.02M
    cumulative
  6. 6
    · 6 grants · last 2023
    $688K
    cumulative
  7. 7
    Houston, TX · 2 grants · last 2022
    $410K
    cumulative
  8. 8
    Dallas, TX · 1 grant · last 2022
    $350K
    cumulative
  9. 9
    New York, NY · 1 grant · last 2022
    $210K
    cumulative
  10. 10
    Houston, TX · 1 grant · last 2018
    $156K
    cumulative
  11. 11
    Columbia, MD · 2 grants · last 2021
    $135K
    cumulative
  12. 12
    Austin, TX · 4 grants · last 2022
    $134K
    cumulative

Where the money came from (United States)

Texas counties the money came from

3 TX counties with funders on record
  1. 1 Harris 12 grants · $909K
  2. 2 Dallas 6 grants · $488K
  3. 3 Travis 8 grants · $236K
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Filing and contact details Data quality: 50%

Officer
DAVID CORPUS
CHAIR
Contact email
Last 990 filed
2023
most recent IRS filing
Year founded
1992
IRS ruling year
EIN
760377101
NTEE classification
O50Z
Youth Development
From Form 990

Programs and activities

COMMUNITY SERVICES: INCLUDES THREE PROGRAMS COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER (CJD PROGRAM) AND JUVENILE JUSTICE PROGRAM ARE TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY THROUGH THE PROVISION OF FOCUSED, STRUCTURED PREVENTION/INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES THAT HELP THE YOUTH DEVELOP POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM, HIGH SELF DISCIPLINE, INCREASED SELF RESPECT AND ENCOURAGE DECREASED STREET VIOLENCE, AND DRUG AND GANG INVOLVEMENT. ADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM PROVIDES GED, ESL, AND BASIC COMPUTING CLASSES TO NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS AND PARENTS OF RYSS STUDENTS.
COLLEGE AND CAREER ADVISORY: HELPS INDIVIDUALS GET INTO AND THROUGH COLLEGE, AS WELL AS PROVIDE CAREER COUNSELING SERVICES. THE PROGRAM INCLUDES A CONTINUUM OF SERVICES TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, AS THEY TRANSITION TO COLLEGE, AND WHILE THEY ARE PURSUING A WORKFORCE CERTIFICATE, ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE, OR BACHELOR'S DEGREE.
HOUSING: STIMULATES THE REVITALIZATION OF INNERCITY NEIGHBORHOODS THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
FOSTER CARE: PROVIDES FOR THE PLACEMENT OF ABUSED/NEGLECTED AND HOMELESS CHILDREN IN CULTURALLY AND LANGUAGE APPROPRIATE FOSTER HOMES. THE PROGRAM IS LICENSED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF PROTECTIVE AND REGULATORY SERVICES. TEJANO CENTER HAS TWO CONTRACTS WITH THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY & PROTECTIVE SERVICES, AN EMERGENCY SHELTER AND CHILD PLACING AGENCY.
Data provenance

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