2026-07-29T14:17:00-07:00 2025-12-31 204994635 Iryna AC 1000 Broadway Ste 200-C Oakland CA 94607 990 2025-01-01 770373186 Prospera Community Development PROS 5106952270 1203 Preservation Park Way 200 Oakland CA 94612 Maite Gasco Associate Director 2026-07-29 true Kostyantyn Oreshkov EA P00923916 5104679506 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Claudia Arroyo 1203 Preservation Park Way 200 Oakland CA 94612 1349544 false X www.prosperacoops.org X 1994 CA Prospera co-creates community wealth with Latina entrepreneurs. We envision a future where Latina women are transforming how wealth is created through collective power and community.Most significant ActivitiesAt Prospera, we believe entrepreneurship is a powerful tool for advancing well-being, leadership, collective power in immigrant communities, and building shared prosperity for all. Our doors are open to all Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, or background, who share our values and are committed to building inclusive, resilient communities. We believe that diversity strengthens us and that transformation happens when people come together to learn, collaborate, and co-create. Our most signifi cant activities are:- Community Education. We provide accessible, skill-building workshops and courses focused on business and cooperative development, fi nancial literacy, technology, and leadership. Participants gain knowledge while building a stro 5 5 14 20 0 1373715 1154828 14401 132484 70382 61982 250 1458498 1349544 0 0 1333028 1356245 30000 271500 450178 347206 1783206 1733451 -324708 -383907 3806879 3475149 165496 217673 3641383 3257476 Prospera co-creates community wealth with Latina entrepreneurs. We envision a future where Latina women are transforming how wealth is created through collective power and community. false false 1175124 132484 Prosperas Summary of Impact 2025Business Growth and Job Creation: We reached 506 unique entrepreneurs through courses, workshops, and community events across California and 12 additional states. With 123 women graduating from our Explora, Lanza and Planea workshops and 75 participants from our Comunidades Prospera intensive training programs. Our support led to the creation of 13 new businesses, 38 new jobs, and retained 72 jobs, demonstrating tangible economic impact.Skill Development and Confidence: 32 entrepreneurs completed Launch Your Cooperative, with 76% reporting increased knowledge in cooperatives and its values, 62% having a deeper understanding in how to create cooperative governance agreements and over 80% feeling more inspired to implement cooperative values in their businesses and life. Additionally, 35 graduates of Plan Your Business advanced in their entrepreneurial journey, with 90% of participants reporting having started their first business plan draft, 89% increasing their knowledge in financial business; and 100% feeling more motivated to collaborate with other entrepreneurs and 96% feeling more inspired to implement cooperative values in their businesses.Through Acompaa and Vuela, Prospera provided individualized business support, mentorship, technical assistance, and ongoing check-ins to help entrepreneurs stabilize operations, strengthen financial practices, clarify growth goals, and build stronger networks of collaborationFinancial Literacy and Consulting: We delivered over 80 hours of financial literacy training and 1,300 hours of personalized consulting, laying the foundation for long-term financial sustainability.Capital Access and Revenue Growth: Our participants secured $120,000 in loans and raised an additional $35,500 in funding. Additionally, business owners had an increase of more than $200,000 in their annual sales.Leadership and Household Well-being: A combined 74% of participants identify as heads of household or share that role, showing strengthened leadership in family life. Financial resilience is growing, with 73% reporting access to emergency support such as savings or loans. Access to healthcare is improving, from 50% two years ago to 60% of participants reporting having insurance for themselves and their children, and 28% also covering extended family members.Partnership Development: During 2025, we established and maintained partnerships with several community-based organizations, including Visin y Compromiso, North Bay Organizing Project, rale, Allensworth PA (California), and Havenly (Connecticut). Through these collaborations, we delivered intensive, in-person training and piloted our Train-the-Trainer model in partnership with Visin y Compromiso. Across all partnerships, these collaborations have significantly expanded our reach and impact. We supported 75 participants through our Comunidades Prospera programming.The organization expanded its network across multiple California regionsincluding the Central Valley, Bay Area, and Southern Californialaying the groundwork for strategic partnerships with communities in cities such as Tulare, Bakersfield, Los Angeles, Fresno, and Stockton.Capacity Building: Internal capacity was strengthened by training new facilitators. Through our Liberatory Facilitation Training program, we invite active members of our entrepreneur community to become facilitators for Prosperas programs. Facilitators-in-training deepen their skills in Popular Education methodology, culturally responsive facilitation, critical analysis of systems of power and privilege, and coaching practices. During this grant period, 4 program participants successfully graduated from the Facilitacion Para Liberarnos program, strengthening our internal capacity and supporting the scalability of our programs, and also 2 staff members have been actively co-facilitating workshops to further support the organizations capacity to meet growing community needs.Engagement: In 2025, we saw a strong wave of new energy in our community73% of our women entrepreneurs were in the Discovery Phase, engaging with us between one and three times. These women are building the base that sustains our community and feeds into the 27% who are already showing up more consistently, with four to twenty-three engagements. Our focus now is to keep supporting that movementhelping women move from those first touchpoints into deeper, more active participation. 1175124 true true false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 32 0 true 14 true false false false false false false false 0 false false false false false false false X 5 5 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true false false false CA X X Claudia Delgado 5106952270 1203 Preservation Park Way 200 Oakland CA 94612 Claudia Arroyo Executive Dir. 40.00 0.00 X 122901 0 13792 Claudia Delgado Fin & Op Dir. 40.00 0.00 113395 0 3780 Anais Amaya Chair 0.75 0.00 X X 0 0 0 Guadalupe Perez Secretary 0.75 0.00 X X 0 0 0 Idaima Robles Treasurer 0.75 0.00 X X 0 0 0 Anne Lufkin-Riao Board member 0.75 0.00 X 0 0 0 Nallely Martinez Board member 0.75 0.00 X 0 0 0 236296 17572 2 false false false 0 174512 980316 1154828 Service fees 611430 132484 132484 132484 61982 61982 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rebates And Redemptions 250 250 250 1349544 132484 62232 X 0 0 0 0 136693 92951 6835 36907 0 1033722 694194 186721 152807 0 94994 63558 17835 13601 90836 61186 15109 14541 0 0 27278 27278 0 30000 30000 0 205893 188280 9481 8132 475 81 394 16805 11586 2173 3046 30870 18531 9529 2810 0 34695 23626 5637 5432 14366 11954 1063 1349 0 6614 3447 1412 1755 0 0 0 6791 3418 2536 837 Dues and other charges 3419 2312 824 283 0 1733451 1175124 286827 271500 2152625 1802999 1110790 1096206 426482 434840 97046 42500 0 0 0 0 16970 20347 0 0 0 0 0 2966 78257 3806879 3475149 165496 121781 20000 75892 165496 217673 X 2682165 2781770 959218 475706 3641383 3257476 3806879 3475149 -383907 X false false false X 1893689 1081534 2863446 1373715 1154828 8367212 0 0 1893689 1081534 2863446 1373715 1154828 8367212 2022923 6344289 1273 2816 43971 70382 61982 180424 0 0 8547636 173085 0.74220 0.75380 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RIGHT-OF-USE Liability 75892 75892 X X X true Ronald Reyes Carino Cons 6500 Shattuck Avenue C Oakland CA 94609 Grant writin & submission false 30000 30000 CA Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b First draft is reviewed by Accountants, and F&OD and comments submitted if needed and once revision version with changes comes back then it's sent to the treasurer and Executive Director review. The final version is presented to the board. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c All directors, officers, members of committees with board delegated powers, and key employees are required to review annually their conflict of interest questionnaire and submit a new one if they need to disclose any situation which may cause a conflict of interest to allow an impartial and objective review by the Board. After disclosure and any discussion, the Board shall determine if a conflict of interest exists. (Additional monitoring procedures are described in the policy.) Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Available upon request.