2025-05-28T11:39:32Z 2024-12-31 990EZ 2024-01-01 464544661 PUERTO RICO COMMUNITY & EDUCATION SERVICE CORPS - ISLAND CORPS PUER 2023501970 PO Box 456 Dorado PR 00646 Maria D Mayorga Founder 2023501970 2025-05-27 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X https://www.islandcorps.org X X 188164 X 188164 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 188164 8700 0 32270 1205 0 0 9421 51596 136568 50060 0 186628 X 50060 118911 0 0 3320 50060 122231 0 0 50060 122231 IslandCorps is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to reimagining education and improving pediatric health and wellness for children and youth in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Through school adoptions, public health programs, nutrition initiatives, and volunteer-driven community engagement, IslandCorps works to break the cycle of poverty by empowering island communities with access to equitable, inspiring, and resilient learning environments. In 2024, IslandCorps mobilized hundreds of volunteers to rehabilitate public school classrooms, distributed over 9,700 toys to children in need, and launched its Eat Like an Islander pediatric nutrition initiative, delivering nutritious meals to summer camps in Vieques. The organization also hosted a Family Health Fair in Culebra, providing medical evaluations to children and elderly residents, and expanded its impact through strategic collaborations with the University of Miami, COREFI, and local artists and educators. 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IslandCorps meets the public support test under section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) and qualifies as a publicly supported organization. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I, Line 10 IslandCorps made grant payments totaling $8,450 during the 2024 tax year to support public health, education, and arts programming aligned with its charitable mission: University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine $5,000 Grant supported travel, coordination, and participation of medical students and faculty physicians in IslandCorps Family Health Fair and pediatric wellness brigades in underserved communities in Puerto Rico. ACirc (Asociación Circense de Puerto Rico) $1,500 Supported trauma-informed educational circus arts programming for school-aged children in IslandCorps adopted schools, promoting resilience and creative expression. Corazón Elástico $1,200 Grant-funded therapeutic arts programming focused on social-emotional wellness and self-regulation for children impacted by trauma and displacement. COREFI Vieques $750 Grant supported the preparation and delivery of nutritious meals for IslandCorps Eat Like an Islander pediatric nutrition initiative during summer camp programming. My ASDF.org - $250 Grant supports to assist children with autism receive clinical and mental health care. Total grants and similar amounts paid: $8,700 Part I, Line 16 IslandCorps technology and software-related operational expenses under Line 16: Apple $3,330.24 Purchase of iPads and laptops used for pediatric health data collection, volunteer coordination, and program delivery. GO Check Kids $2,268.00 Medical technology for pediatric vision screening, used during IslandCorps health fairs and school-based wellness evaluations. Starlink $1,112.46 Satellite internet service enabling connectivity for education and telehealth programs in underserved island regions. GoDaddy $1,178.38 Web domains and hosting services for IslandCorps' digital platforms and program portals. T-Mobile $333.00 Mobile data and phone service for field staff and volunteers during remote brigades and school deployments. SquareSpace $252.00 Website subscription used to maintain IslandCorps.org and host donor engagement content. Notion $154.33 Team collaboration and project management software used for coordinating programs, grant tracking, and logistics. Kahoot $155.88 Digital educational game subscription used during classroom-based programming and volunteer-led workshops. Typeform $495.00 Online form and survey tool used for volunteer sign-ups, health data collection, and program evaluations. OpenAI $80.00 AI-powered research and content development support used to enhance curriculum and donor communications. Midjourney $30.00 AI-generated art tool used for visual storytelling and creative engagement in IslandCorps campaigns. Travel WiFi $42.00 Portable internet support for mobile educational and health programs in areas without reliable connectivity. Total Other Expenses (Line 16): $9,431.29 Part I, Line 20 IslandCorps did not experience any other changes in net assets or fund balances during the 2024 tax year beyond the reported revenues and expenses. Therefore, Line 20 is reported as $0. Part I, Line 8 IslandCorps did not operate any fee-based programs or receive any government contracts in 2024. Part II, Line 24 As of December 31, 2024, IslandCorps owned one (1) laptop and four (4) iPads purchased for a combined cost of $3,330.24. These devices are used by staff and volunteers for pediatric field work, data collection, and program administration. They are recorded as Other Assets on Line 24. Part II, Line 26 As of December 31, 2024, IslandCorps had no outstanding debts, loans, or unpaid obligations. Therefore, total liabilities are reported as $0 on Line 26.