2025-09-26T15:26:59-07:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 753220288 Marguerite Kiefer Education Center Inc MARG 5624370958 607 E 3rd St Long Beach CA 90802 R Lea Lindley Treasurer 2025-09-26 false true 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Adele Langworthy 607 E 3rd St Long Beach CA 90802 548395 false X www.RisingTIDEatMKEC.org X 2006 CA - The Marguerite Kiefer Education Center's Rising TIDE Education and Development Program for Urban Children & Youth uplifts, develops and empowers young people, rooted in downtown Long Beach, through academic support, cultural enrichment, healthy relationship-building, nutritional support and recreational programming. - The golden ratio of 1:3 staff/volunteer to students makes this program unique and much more impactful. 9 9 36 86 0 490753 519654 8147 11875 4258 5743 -2803 -3659 500355 533613 0 0 462858 498009 0 15879 98941 95139 561799 593148 -61444 -59535 328468 243638 62469 37173 265999 206465 X The Marguerite Kiefer Education Center's Rising TIDE Education and Development Program for Urban Children & Youth uplifts, develops and empowers young people, rooted in downtown Long Beach, through academic support, cultural enrichment, healthy relationship-building, nutritional support and recreational programming. false false 146737 11515 Health & Wellness - Children and youth 2.5 - 19 years of age. 1. Both virtually and in-person, we emphasize Health and Wellness by promoting physical activity, teaching skills needed to make healthy choices, and encouraging behavior that fosters wellness to approximately 100 young people weekly. Also, groceries are given to Rising TIDE families in need of food through twice-weekly food distributions, and additionally upon request. 2. 'Fill the Gap' is our official fundraising program to address health and wellness needs beyond structured Rising TIDE programming (for example, to deal with food & tech challenges at home). 3. We strive to weave health and wellness into all the classes we offer, whether in the summer or throughout the year, in creative ways to make the biggest impact in young people's lives. For instance, we addressed mental health while studying Olympians Simone Biles and Michael Phelps. The entire summer program - including reading - incorporated movement and healthy themed snacks. 124012 360 Guided Learning - Children and youth 2.5 - 19 years of age. 1. We offer tutoring to interested children and youth, Mon - Thurs through our 1-on-1 tutoring program. Young people are tutored at least once a week, with some choosing to be tutored four times a week, either in-person or virtually. Homework help, reading assistance, school supplies and tech resources are provided (so no student is left behind). Over 100 students are supported by our efforts each week. 2. Our lending library, with nearly 10,000 titles, is a great resource for young people. 3. Seminar-style classes are offered in-person each summer with a virtual participation option. In 2024, two 1-week reading sessions were held in the morning, Mon - Thurs. Our focus was on the Olympic games. Therefore, our reading opportunities featured inspiring stories about Olympians. New books and necessary supplies were provided so that young people could fully participate. 4. World Awareness classes were also offered in two 1-week morning sessions. These sessions focused on the host cities and countries then and now, as well as what was going on in the world at the time the Olympics were being hosted. 93782 Life Skills - Children and youth 2.5 - 19 years of age. 1. Our Life Skills program reaches over 100 young people each week. Instruction includes how to interact with others, share, manage money, manage conflict and prepare tasty and safe food - all with the goal of helping young people apply their learned skills at and beyond Rising TIDE. 2. Classes were offered for two 1-week sessions during the summer. Young people learned how to eat like an athlete (and prepare the food), as well as act like an athlete (learning different sports, good sportsmanship, and how to have healthy movement). 61977 STEM Science, Technology, Engineering & Math - Children and youth 2.5 - 19 years of age. 1. Monday through Thursday, the STEM lab is a place for scientific discovery, experimentation and application of STEM knowledge. 2. About 40 different young people stop by each week to check things out and embrace experimentation. If there is a demand for virtual science offerings, we adapt the program so that virtual students can also participate in experimentation with staff through clubs, instruction, homework assistance and, as needed, supplies delivered to their home. Supplies are provided to both those in-person and joining from home, to give all equal opportunity. 3. Math and Science seminar-style classes were offered as part of the Summer, 2024 programming for two 1-week morning sessions. The Olympics came alive as young people learned about athletes' diet and nutrition, built sports equipment, created models of sports venues, and learned about the science behind sports performance. 60792 The Arts - Children and youth 2.5 - 19 years of age. 1. We provide instruction to foster positive expression through the arts. We reach over 100 students weekly through art classes, by weaving art into non-art focused classes and distributing holiday kits. Supplies are always provided to allow full participation whether participating in-person or virtually. 2. Our Arts intensive program, Music Arts Drama Dance Incorporating New Creativity (MADD INC) gave under-served young people opportunities to delve deeper into a variety of artistic expression over two separate 1-week sessions. These sessions had an Olympic twist (e.g. drawing and painting sports figures, sports equipment, and scenes with sports in action). 52802 Specialized Programs - Children and youth 2.5 - 19 years of age. 1. Over 100 young people learn about cooperation, participate in healthy play and build an ethical foundation for their lives through specialized offerings each week. Programs range from Bible study to non-religious alternatives like emotional health, fair play, addressing racial injustice, and building a moral/ethical compass for living. All our programs are offered in-person and virtually, upon request. 2. For youth, 6th through 12th grade, we offer girls G.L.O.W. 'Girls Leading Our World and boys 'Boys 2 Men', both of which promote personal development. 3. Specialized classes were offered during the summer for two 1-week sessions that taught ethical and good sportsmanship through Bible stories and those of Olympians, while learning about nine different Olympic sports. 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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b A draft of form 990 and all schedules were provided to all directors except that the contribution amounts on Schedule B were redacted. Comments and corrections were incorporated, and the draft was approved before filing. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Board members annually verify that they comply with our conflict of interest policy. A complete copy of our policy including duty to disclose, determining whether a conflict of interest exists, and procedures for reviewing and addressing the conflict of interest is available upon request. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a The Executive Director's compensation was determined to be in range of similarly sized organizations of this type within the area by doing online research, including Candid/GuideStar resources. This process was last performed in 2024. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15b See Line 15a. The Executive Director is considered to be an officer per IRS guidelines. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Our financial statements are provided annually to board members and to the congregation of Covenant Presbyterian Church, a related organization. They are also included in our Candid/GuideStar profile. Our governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available to the public upon request. Form 990, Part XI, Line 9 Rounding = $1 Form 990, Part IV, Line 28 - Business Transactions Executive Director and her husband are both compensated by Covenant Presbyterian Church, a related organization. See also Schedule R. Form 990, Part IX, Lines 5 through 11 - Wages & Fees for Services Related organization, Covenant Presbyterian Church, is a payroll/reporting agent for this organization. Compensation, fees, and all employment tax returns are filed using the related organization's Federal Employer ID number. Form 990, Part V, Lines 1 and 2 - Employees & Independent Contractors Related organization, Covenant Presbyterian Church, is a payroll/reporting agent for this organization. Forms 1096, W-3, and all employment tax returns are filed using the related organization's Federal Employer ID number. Covenant Presbyterian Church includes its own employees and independent contractors along with this organization's employees and independent contractors. The figures reported on lines 1a and 2a represent this organization's employees and independent contractors. Form 990, Part VI, Line 2 - Family or Business Relationships The Executive Director's husband has an ex officio role as a representative of Covenant Presbyterian Church, a related organization. See also Schedule R. Form 990, Part VI, Line 7a - Members of Governing Body Five voting members of the board of directors of this organization are members of related organization, Covenant Presbyterian Church, in order to facilitate good communication between the organizations. Form 990, Part VI, Line 7b - Decisions of Governing Body This organization's annual budget is approved by related organization, Covenant Presbyterian Church. There is full cooperation in order to protect the interests of both organizations. Form 990, Part VII, Section A - Officers & Directors Compensation Related organization, Covenant Presbyterian Church, is a payroll/reporting agent for this organization. Compensation and all employment tax returns are filed using the related organization's Federal Employer ID number. 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