Centro Tyrone Guzman

Mission Statement

“To contribute to the well-being and full participation of Latin@s through education and family engagement.”

Impact and Programs

Accomplishments Centro Tyrone Guzman is the oldest Latino nonprofit in Minneapolis, and we serve more than 9,000 unique individuals each year. Latinos are the fastest growing demographic in Minnesota, and Centro Tyrone Guzman provides responsive, culturally-appropriate programs that support and empower ALL Latinos to belong and contribute to the social and economic vitality of Minnesota. Centro has two core program areas: Health & Wellness and Education. In Health & Wellness, Centro Tyrone Guzman operates the only culturally-specific Latino emergency food shelf in Minneapolis. After helping families address immediate needs, we offer programs that support and empower their long-term stability, including maternal health, family nutrition, and a Latino seniors program. Our Education programs start with Siembra Montessori – a Montessori preschool and kindergarten program – and continue through adult education. We are particularly proud of Siembra, because of its tremendous outcomes. While data suggests that on average, only 3 out of 10 children from Spanish-speaking immigrant families will be ready for kindergarten, 100% of Siembra’s children have been assessed as ready to start kindergarten at the appropriate time. Since 1974, Centro Tyrone Guzman has been committed to building mutually respectful relationships and partnerships with Latino families, community organizations, and funders. These relationships enhance and sustain positive outcomes for families, while multiplying the impact throughout our communities.
Current Goals Goal 1. Achieve excellence by focusing on Centro Tyrone Guzman's core strengths Goal 2. Increase Centro's organizational capacity to achieve our mission Goal 3. Increase and improve use of technology throughout the entire organization Goal 4. Develop communication strategies and improve Centro Tyrone Guzman's image Specific strategies are detailed in Centro Tyrone Guzman's Action Plan.
Community or Constituency Served Centro Tyrone Guzman partners with low-income Latino families.
Geographic Area Served Most families that come to Centro Tyrone Guzman live in South Minneapolis, though services reach Latinos in all parts of the Twin Cities metro.

Reports & Finances

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3 Year Average Expenses
Program Services
$1,268,576
87.4%
Management
$142,433
9.8%
Fundraising
$40,338
2.8%
Unrestricted Net Assets
End of Year:
Beginning of Year:
Difference:
2013
$630,142
$654,068
($23,926)
2012
$654,068
$569,211
$84,857
2011
$569,211
$351,978
$217,233

Notes from the Council

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Connect

Address:
1915 Chicago Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
Phone: 612-874-1412
Website: www.centromn.org

General Information

Alternative Name: Centro Tyrone Guzman This is the new name of the organization. Please use only this name in publications. Thank you!
EIN: 41-1290349
Principal Staff: Roxana Linares
Number of Full-Time Equivalents (FTE): 22.75 FTEs
Volunteers: 135
Number of Clients: 9000 unduplicated

Board

Board Chair: Osiris Guzman
Number of Board Members: 8
Board Meetings with Quorum: 3
Average Member Attendance: 4.3

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