2024-04-18T17:21:52-07:00 2023-12-31 810916327 Lahteefah M Parramore CPA LLC 1825 Ponce De Leon Blvd Unit 807 Coral Gables FL 33134 990EZ 2023-01-01 452288445 TEES INC TEENS EXERCISING EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS TEES 3053166823 3440 NW 7TH AVENUE MIAMI FL 33127 FREDDIE NOLTON VP 3053166823 2024-03-11 true FREDDIE NOLTON 000000000 true Lateefah Parramore CPA P01922267 7866769252 2024-04-18 0 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X N/A X X 9046 X 9044 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9046 736 1341 16 49460 51553 -42507 81857 39350 77453 36708 4404 2642 81857 39350 81857 39350 X T.E.E.S. was founded to provide youth with a secure, positive family environment where they can earn trust, self-respect and learn skills to lead a productive lifestyle free of peer See Schedule O ;pressure, gangs, and /or drugs.Since then, we have expanded our scope and impact to support youth and the community through programs that address social, education, and housing issues. We provide programs that advance social justice and awareness, educational achievement and workforce housing. Our mission is to help youth and the community attain their aspirations and improve their quality of life. See Schedule O COMM FIRST/SMART'N UP 0 24504 On Going Programming 0 23194 PRESENTATIONS, FOSTERING DISCUSSIONS ON COLLABORATIVE STRATEGIES TO COMBAT YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT VIOLENCE. WE HOSTED A BREAKFAST WORKSHOP WITH SIX COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM UNC, DUKE, NC STATE, AND NCCU. TOGETHER, WE EXPLORED THE FORMATION OF A COMMITTEE DEDICATED TO ENGAGING YOUNG INDIVIDUALS IN COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, AIMED AT DETERRING THEM FROM STREET LIFE. LATER WE HOSTED A DINNER MEETING WITH NEIGHBORHOOD COMMITTEE MEMBERS FROM THE CITY COUNCILS OF DURHAM AND RALEIGH. OUR DISCUSSIONS REVOLVED AROUND GARNERING SUPPORT FOR THE COLLEGE COMMITTEE'S COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT EFFORTS. HOSTED 3 SMART'N UP BLACK MALE SUMMITS (HOUSTON, AUSTIN, MIAMI): POWERFUL AND TRANSFORMATIVE EVENTS THAT SHOWCASED THE BRILLIANCE AND POTENTIAL OF OVER 600 YOUNG MEN & WOMEN. THE PARTICIPANTS AND SPEAKERS SHARED THEIR STORIES, INSIGHTS AND ASPIRATIONS IN A PROFESSIONAL AND UPLIFTING ATMOSPHERE THAT RESONATED WITH HOPE AND ENCOURAGEMENT. WE'RE DELIGHTED TO HAVE ORGANIZED MULTIPLE POP-UP SMART'N UP UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS IN DIFFERENT CITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THESE PROGRAMS REMAIN DEDICATED TO PROMOTING CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT, GUIDING PERSONAL CHOICES, INSTILLING RESPONSIBILITY, AND NURTURING INTEGRITY. IN TOTAL, SMART'N UP UNIVERSITY HAS EQUIPPED OVER 350 TEENAGERS NATIONWIDE WITH INVALUABLE TOOLS THIS YEAR. WE ORGANIZED AN END OF YEAR YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT AT THE GEORGE R BROWN CONVENTION CENTER IN HOUSTON, BRINGING TOGETHER MORE THAN 300 YOUNG MEN FROM THE ALDINE, ALIEF, AND CHANNELVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICTS, AS WELL AS PARTICIPANTS FROM PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS, AND SUPPORTIVE PARENTS. THIS DYNAMIC GATHERING WAS PART OF THE IMPACTFUL YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT, A MOTIVATING EVENT NESTED WITHIN THE BROADER SMART'N UP BLACK MALE SUMMIT. ONCE MORE, WE TEAMED UP WITH DTLR FOR THIS YEAR'S SEASON'S FEEDINGS III, HOSTED IN RALEIGH, NC. TOGETHER, WE DISTRIBUTED 20,000 LBS OF FRESH PRODUCE AND OVER 200 TURKEYS TO FAMILIES FACING HARDSHIP. ADDITIONALLY, WE INTRODUCED A NEW FEATURE BY SETTING UP A BOOTH WHERE WE PROVIDED NEW CHILDREN'S COATS, HATS, GLOVES, SCARVES, AND SOCKS. GENEROUSLY, A LOCAL PASTOR CONTRIBUTED BRAND NEW ADULT JEANS, WHICH WERE ALSO DISTRIBUTED. SEASON'S FEEDINGS IS ON A PATH OF EXPANSION, AND WE ARE THRILLED TO HAVE EXTENDED ITS REACH TO ANOTHER CITY THIS YEAR. THE COMMUNITY FIRST FUND REMAINS COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING FAMILIES IN NEED DURING DIFFICULT TIMES. THIS YEAR, WE HAVE PROVIDED OVER $1,000 IN GROCERY GIFT CARDS, AMAZON GIFT CARDS, CLEANING SUPPLIES, FOOD ITEMS, FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS, AND OTHER ESSENTIALS. THE DEMAND FOR ASSISTANCE CONTINUES TO RISE DAILY WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY. A CONFERENCE HELD IN BALTIMORE CONVENED DTLR REPRESENTATIVES AND LOCAL COMMUNITY LEADERS TO DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITY OF HOSTING A SMART'N UP SUMMIT IN THE CITY FOR 2024. ADDITIONALLY, WE VISITED TWO AT-RISK YOUTH CENTERS TO DEEPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING AND ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS FOR POTENTIAL PARTNERSHIPS. WE COORDINATED AND CONDUCTED AN ONLINE SEMINAR TITLED "RED FLAGS/GREEN FLAGS," DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUNG ADULTS. THE WORKSHOP DREW IN MORE THAN 50 ATTENDEES FROM DIVERSE LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE, WITH PARTICIPANTS JOINING FROM AS FAR AWAY AS LONDON. THROUGHOUT THE SESSION, WE WELCOMED GUEST SPEAKERS AND LIFE COACHES WHO FACILITATED DISCUSSIONS CENTERED ON CULTIVATING HEALTHY BOUNDARIES IN RELATIONSHIPS TO SAFEGUARD MENTAL WELL-BEING. THIS MARKED THE BEGINNING OF OUR YOUNG ADULT SERIES, TAILORED TO INDIVIDUALS AGED 19-30. A CONFERENCE HELD IN BALTIMORE CONVENED DTLR REPRESENTATIVES AND LOCAL COMMUNITY LEADERS TO DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITY OF HOSTING A SMART'N UP SUMMIT IN THE CITY FOR 2024. ADDITIONALLY, WE VISITED TWO AT-RISK YOUTH CENTERS TO DEEPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING AND ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS FOR POTENTIAL PARTNERSHIPS. WE COORDINATED AND CONDUCTED AN ONLINE SEMINAR TITLED "RED FLAGS/GREEN FLAGS," DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUNG ADULTS. THE WORKSHOP DREW IN MORE THAN 50 ATTENDEES FROM DIVERSE LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE, WITH PARTICIPANTS JOINING FROM AS FAR AWAY AS LONDON. THROUGHOUT THE SESSION, WE WELCOMED GUEST SPEAKERS AND LIFE COACHES WHO FACILITATED DISCUSSIONS CENTERED ON CULTIVATING HEALTHY BOUNDARIES IN RELATIONSHIPS TO SAFEGUARD MENTAL WELL-BEING. THIS MARKED THE BEGINNING OF OUR YOUNG ADULT SERIES, TAILORED TO INDIVIDUALS AGED 1930. 47698 JANICE BEAL SECRETARY, TREASURER, DIRECTOR 1.00 0 0 0 CONSUELLA KANCEY PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR 20.00 0 0 0 FREDDIE NOLTON VICE PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR 1.00 0 0 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 false false FL FREDDIE NORTON 1395 BRICKELL AVE STE 800 Miami FL 33131 7869321139 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 0 0 85959 95460 130880 152438 9044 473781 0 0 0 85959 95460 130880 152438 9044 473781 0 0 0 473781 473781 1.00000 0.00000 X Pt III, Line 31 PRESENTATIONS, FOSTERING DISCUSSIONS ON COLLABORATIVE STRATEGIES TO COMBAT YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT VIOLENCE. WE HOSTED A BREAKFAST WORKSHOP WITH SIX COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM UNC, DUKE, NC STATE, AND NCCU. TOGETHER, WE EXPLORED THE FORMATION OF A COMMITTEE DEDICATED TO ENGAGING YOUNG INDIVIDUALS IN COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, AIMED AT DETERRING THEM FROM STREET LIFE. LATER WE HOSTED A DINNER MEETING WITH NEIGHBORHOOD COMMITTEE MEMBERS FROM THE CITY COUNCILS OF DURHAM AND RALEIGH. OUR DISCUSSIONS REVOLVED AROUND GARNERING SUPPORT FOR THE COLLEGE COMMITTEE'S COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT EFFORTS. HOSTED 3 SMART'N UP BLACK MALE SUMMITS (HOUSTON, AUSTIN, MIAMI): POWERFUL AND TRANSFORMATIVE EVENTS THAT SHOWCASED THE BRILLIANCE AND POTENTIAL OF OVER 600 YOUNG MEN & WOMEN. THE PARTICIPANTS AND SPEAKERS SHARED THEIR STORIES, INSIGHTS AND ASPIRATIONS IN A PROFESSIONAL AND UPLIFTING ATMOSPHERE THAT RESONATED WITH HOPE AND ENCOURAGEMENT. WE'RE DELIGHTED TO HAVE ORGANIZED MULTIPLE POP-UP SMART'N UP UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS IN DIFFERENT CITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THESE PROGRAMS REMAIN DEDICATED TO PROMOTING CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT, GUIDING PERSONAL CHOICES, INSTILLING RESPONSIBILITY, AND NURTURING INTEGRITY. IN TOTAL, SMART'N UP UNIVERSITY HAS EQUIPPED OVER 350 TEENAGERS NATIONWIDE WITH INVALUABLE TOOLS THIS YEAR. WE ORGANIZED AN END OF YEAR YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT AT THE GEORGE R BROWN CONVENTION CENTER IN HOUSTON, BRINGING TOGETHER MORE THAN 300 YOUNG MEN FROM THE ALDINE, ALIEF, AND CHANNELVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICTS, AS WELL AS PARTICIPANTS FROM PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS, AND SUPPORTIVE PARENTS. THIS DYNAMIC GATHERING WAS PART OF THE IMPACTFUL YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT, A MOTIVATING EVENT NESTED WITHIN THE BROADER SMART'N UP BLACK MALE SUMMIT. ONCE MORE, WE TEAMED UP WITH DTLR FOR THIS YEAR'S SEASON'S FEEDINGS III, HOSTED IN RALEIGH, NC. TOGETHER, WE DISTRIBUTED 20,000 LBS OF FRESH PRODUCE AND OVER 200 TURKEYS TO FAMILIES FACING HARDSHIP. ADDITIONALLY, WE INTRODUCED A NEW FEATURE BY SETTING UP A BOOTH WHERE WE PROVIDED NEW CHILDREN'S COATS, HATS, GLOVES, SCARVES, AND SOCKS. GENEROUSLY, A LOCAL PASTOR CONTRIBUTED BRAND NEW ADULT JEANS, WHICH WERE ALSO DISTRIBUTED. SEASON'S FEEDINGS IS ON A PATH OF EXPANSION, AND WE ARE THRILLED TO HAVE EXTENDED ITS REACH TO ANOTHER CITY THIS YEAR. THE COMMUNITY FIRST FUND REMAINS COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING FAMILIES IN NEED DURING DIFFICULT TIMES. THIS YEAR, WE HAVE PROVIDED OVER $1,000 IN GROCERY GIFT CARDS, AMAZON GIFT CARDS, CLEANING SUPPLIES, FOOD ITEMS, FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS, AND OTHER ESSENTIALS. THE DEMAND FOR ASSISTANCE CONTINUES TO RISE DAILY WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY. A CONFERENCE HELD IN BALTIMORE CONVENED DTLR REPRESENTATIVES AND LOCAL COMMUNITY LEADERS TO DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITY OF HOSTING A SMART'N UP SUMMIT IN THE CITY FOR 2024. ADDITIONALLY, WE VISITED TWO AT-RISK YOUTH CENTERS TO DEEPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING AND ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS FOR POTENTIAL PARTNERSHIPS. WE COORDINATED AND CONDUCTED AN ONLINE SEMINAR TITLED "RED FLAGS/GREEN FLAGS," DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUNG ADULTS. THE WORKSHOP DREW IN MORE THAN 50 ATTENDEES FROM DIVERSE LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE, WITH PARTICIPANTS JOINING FROM AS FAR AWAY AS LONDON. THROUGHOUT THE SESSION, WE WELCOMED GUEST SPEAKERS AND LIFE COACHES WHO FACILITATED DISCUSSIONS CENTERED ON CULTIVATING HEALTHY BOUNDARIES IN RELATIONSHIPS TO SAFEGUARD MENTAL WELL-BEING. THIS MARKED THE BEGINNING OF OUR YOUNG ADULT SERIES, TAILORED TO INDIVIDUALS AGED 19-30. A CONFERENCE HELD IN BALTIMORE CONVENED DTLR REPRESENTATIVES AND LOCAL COMMUNITY LEADERS TO DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITY OF HOSTING A SMART'N UP SUMMIT IN THE CITY FOR 2024. ADDITIONALLY, WE VISITED TWO AT-RISK YOUTH CENTERS TO DEEPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING AND ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS FOR POTENTIAL PARTNERSHIPS. WE COORDINATED AND CONDUCTED AN ONLINE SEMINAR TITLED "RED FLAGS/GREEN FLAGS," DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUNG ADULTS. THE WORKSHOP DREW IN MORE THAN 50 ATTENDEES FROM DIVERSE LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE, WITH PARTICIPANTS JOINING FROM AS FAR AWAY AS LONDON. THROUGHOUT THE SESSION, WE WELCOMED GUEST SPEAKERS AND LIFE COACHES WHO FACILITATED DISCUSSIONS CENTERED ON CULTIVATING HEALTHY BOUNDARIES IN RELATIONSHIPS TO SAFEGUARD MENTAL WELL-BEING. THIS MARKED THE BEGINNING OF OUR YOUNG ADULT SERIES, TAILORED TO INDIVIDUALS AGED 1930. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 8 INTEREST INCOME 2. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Depreciation 1762. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 PROGRAM COSTS 47698.