GREATER LOVE MINISTRIES INC

Programs

1. During the tax year, the organizations academic tutorial program served 25 students, providing individualized instruction, mentoring, and skill-building support. All 25 participants successfully passed their courses. Of these, 10 students graduated from high school and were accepted into colleges and universities, each receiving merit-based scholarships in recognition of their academic achievements. The remaining students advanced to the next grade level with strengthened academic skills, enhanced self-advocacy, and improved ability to communicate effectively with teachers and peers. This program demonstrates measurable success in promoting educational achievement, personal growth, and college readiness among participating youth.

   $24,212 spent
   9% of program spending

2. The organizations Pre-Kindergarten program provides high-quality early childhood education designed to prepare children for success in kindergarten and beyond. Instruction is aligned with the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills to support development in early literacy, numeracy, language, and social-emotional learning. Through developmentally appropriate instruction, hands-on learning, and structured play, students build the foundational skills necessary for long-term academic achievement. Student growth is monitored through ongoing observations and developmental assessments that measure progress toward school readiness benchmarks. Assessment results consistently demonstrate that the majority of students perform at grade-level expectations, while others perform above or below benchmark levels. Individualized learning plans, differentiated instruction, and targeted small-group support are implemented to address each childs needs and promote measurable improvement. These practices ensure that all learners experience meaningful growth and are well prepared for successful matriculation into elementary school.

   $249,943 spentof which $249,943 as grants
   89% of program spending

3. The Scholarship celebration is held annually with contributions received from the USAA Benevity donations, which empowered 14 students with $500 scholarships for high school graduation and college renewals. These contributions reduced financial barriers to higher education, covering essential costs like textbooks. By fostering academic continuity and community resilience, this funding transformed corporate generosity into a direct investment in the future success of local scholars.

   $6,949 spent
   2% of program spending

The 3 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $281,104.