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INSTITUTE INC

AKA Educate California

Los Angeles, CA

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INSTITUTE INC

Also Known As:
Educate California
Physical Address:
Los Angeles, CA 90083 0384
EIN:
95-4691676
Web URL:
www.educate-ca.org
Blog URL:
Educate California
Leadership:
Mr. Eric Moore, Chief Executive

Legitimacy Information

  • This organization is registered with the IRS.
  • This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990-N.

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Basic Organization Information

INSTITUTE INC

Also Known As:
Educate California
Physical Address:
Los Angeles, CA 90083 0384
EIN:
95-4691676
Web URL:
www.educate-ca.org 
Blog URL:
Educate California 
NTEE Category:
P Human Services 
P40 Family Services 
P Human Services 
P40 Family Services 
P Human Services 
P30 Children's and Youth Services 
Year Founded:
1998 
Ruling Year:
1998 

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Mission Statement

Educate California's mission is to promote and facilitate family engagement in education for the under-served through community empowerment initiatives and technology based programs.

 
Family Engagement in Education Through Technology!

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Impact Statement

With student-to-counselor ratios of more than 800:1 in many California schools, children in under-served communities are far less likely to receive the advice and counsel necessary for them to pursue their dreams.   It is, therefore, essential for parents to be more involved in their children’s education and to have access to resources that enable them to prepare youth for college and career opportunities.

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Chief Executive

Mr. Eric Moore

Term:

Since June 1998

Chief Executive Profile:

As Founder & CEO of The Institute, Inc., Eric Moore strives to enhance the current quality of education by increasing family engagement in education through the Educate California programs, events and services.

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Program: The Gateway to Academic Achievement

Budget:
$50,000
Category:
Education
Population Served:
General Public/Unspecified

Program Description:

The Gateway Website (Educate-CA.org) is an interactive and engaging program designed to help bridge the "content divide" by providing  essential academic resources in a user-friendly web-based format. Recently deployed in a new state-of-the-art format, the latest Gateway Website release is an integral extension and enrichment of the curriculum taught in the classroom


The website provides the best Internet resources in a streamlined guide featuring hundreds of pertinent and informative web links. Students use the Gateway website to search high quality homework help for classroom topics like math, science, grammar, language and others. There are links to sites that explain the college application process, from what high school classes to take and when, to how to choose your college.  

 

The Gateway Website features a powerful reference center that provides immediate access to the world's best libraries, museums, and current news sources. Students bookmark their “Favorite” sites to easily save, organize and edit links to web sites that are frequently visited or are important for occasional homework reference use.

Program Long-Term Success:

To date, we have donated more than 50,000 sponsored copies and memberships to our Gateway software through partnerships with corporations, foundations and individual grant-makers.

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Program: CA Education Funders Forums

Budget:
$10,000
Category:
Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking
Population Served:
General Public/Unspecified

Program Description:

The mission of the Funders Forums is to provide non-profit directors, school administrators, grant-writers and others with detailed information on the grant application process - directly from the corporations and foundations that fund education related proposals and programs.

Program Long-Term Success:

Since 2003, we have introduced 46 corporations and foundations to more than 2,800 nonprofit directors, grant writers and educators that have attended our Funders Forum Workshops and Luncheons.  

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Program: LifePrep Academy

Budget:
$125,000
Category:
Education
Population Served:
General Public/Unspecified

Program Description:

The LifePrep Academy curriculum is designed to inspire middle and high school students with real world experiences and examples of achievement, through workshops and presentations facilitated by our corporate partners, university students and community professionals.
 
Workshops take place on campuses throughout California. Parents attend and participate in the workshops, where their students are educated on the following topics: 
  • Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)
  • College & Career Preparation
  • Financial Literacy
  • Safety - Auto, Internet and Consumer
  • Community Service

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Funding Needs

Funding and sponsorship is needed for programmatic and operational expenses.  Our greatest need is to hire development and administrative personnel.


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