2025-01-31T12:52:20-05:00 2024-06-30 872058687 AMERICAN DREAM FINANCIAL SERVICES 6301 MICHIGAN AVE DETROIT MI 48210 990EZ 2023-07-01 320442491 LA CASA GUADALUPANA CORP LACA 3135514402 4330 CENTRAL ST DETROIT MI 48210 EVELYN M NAJERA DURAN PRESIDENT 3135514402 2025-01-31 false true JOSUE RAMIREZ P02465847 3134444152 2025-01-31 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X HTTPS://LCGDETROIT.ORG/ X X 197427 X 92515 104912 197427 47026 107810 18500 45077 218413 -20986 13612 -7374 X 13612 12085 13612 12085 19459 13612 -7374 X SEE SCHEDULE O - STATEMENT 1 The tutoring program, serves 40 students in grades 1 through 8. It offers in-person and online one on one tutoring in math and reading. SEE SCHEDULE O - STATEMENT 2 45367 45367 La Casa Guadalupana has partnered wit tch UAW in providing adult ESL health & safety training allowing for the oportunity of cross cultural. SEE SCHEDULE 0 - STATEMENT 3 38117 38117 Casa has successfully servied many student participants, 56 hours per week. There are instructors for it and the costs are also covered by donations. SEE SCHEDULE O - STATEMENT 4 21428 21428 104912 EVELYN M NAJERA DURAN PRESIDENT 25 17193 LOURDES TORRES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 25 16470 OLGA MEJIA SANCHEZ OFFICE MANAGER 20 9509 NICOLAS ZAMARRON SECURITY 20 3854 ELAINE CERVERA CHAIRPERSON OF BOARD 12 0 MARIE LOWRY OFFICER 12 0 ANTHONY LUEVANOS OFFICER 12 0 PAM LAGRASAA OFFICER 12 0 JUAN ARIAS OUTREACH COMMITTEE LEADER 12 0 MELISSA TORRES OFFICER 12 0 ANTONIO GUZMAN OFFICER 12 0 AURA CAZARES OFFICER 12 0 MARIE BENZING FOUNDER 8 0 DAVID WATSON VOLUNTEER 5 0 false false false false false false false false false MI AMERICAN DREAM FINANCIAL SERVICES 6301 MICHIGAN AVE DETROIT MI 48210 3134444152 false false false false false false false false false false false true X 176983 176250 95192 194228 166236 808889 23094 31191 54285 35624 35624 176983 176250 153910 194228 197427 898798 898798 176983 176250 153910 194228 197427 898798 1 1 0 0 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART III Statement 1 Improve the general environment and living conditions of the area encompassed by the parish of our lady of guadalupe. Statement 2 Reading ith special atention for ESL needs. The program started in response to the COVID pandemic and has continued due to interest from enrolled families. The tutoring program runs during the school year, September through May. Two sessions of tutoring, one hour each, are offered Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday after school. Students can sign up for one, two o three sessions, with most students attending twice a week. La Casa Guadalupana also runs a two-week summer program, with additional academic and enrichment opportunities. The program hosts two community events, one at the end of the calendar year and one at the end of the school year - inviting students, tutors, and families to share a meal, celebrate student progress, and build relationships. Volunteers are shown appreciation with a stipend and a dinner in their honor. Students are assessed at the beginning of the school year in reading and math by the Program Manager, who uses the results to develop an individualized learning plan. Each student works one-on-one with a volunteer tutor, who uses the leaming plan to guide progress, and the plan is adjusted as students improve or need additional assistance. Students typically work on sight words, phonics, writing mechanics, fluency, arithmetic, math facts, and problem solving. Students also practice skills using online leaming platforms and can request homework help. Student scholarships through the Becas Program are awarded for those students who successfully graduate. Statement 3 Training as it relates to the skilled trades fields furthering the mission of La Casa in terms of striving to increase the surrounding community of Our Lady of Guadalupe s quality of life for it s residents. The training classes are offered from March to June. Statement 4 And through fundraising. Casa has successfully servied 120 student participants, 56 hours per week, from September through June. There are 12 instructors and the costs are also covered by donations and through fundraising. Part I, line 16 Description: COPIER Amount: 2085 Part I, line 16 Description: MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES Amount: 1589 Part I, line 16 Description: REGISTRATION AND BOOKS Amount: 5506 Part I, line 16 Description: TELECOMMUNICATIONS Amount: 3146 Part I, line 16 Description: BANK FEES Amount: 2781 Part I, line 16 Description: INSURANCE Amount: 3028 Part I, line 16 Description: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Amount: 6800 Part I, line 16 Description: SOFTWARE AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Amount: 7867 Part I, line 16 Description: DIRECT ASSISTANCE AND SCOLARSHIPS Amount: 5062 Part I, line 16 Description: SUMMER PROGRAM AND TUTORING Amount: 4245 Part I, line 16 Description: ENTERTAINMENT Amount: 1867 Part I, line 16 Description: INTEREST EXPENSE Amount: 1101 Part II, line 26 Description: LINE OF CREDIT ALLIANCE BOY Amount: 0 EOY Amount: 19459