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Nonprofit profile

Southeast Texas Family Resource Center Inc

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Beaumont, TXFounded 1998EIN 760589232
Food & Basic Needs 501(c)(3) verified No active projects

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Overview

About Southeast Texas Family Resource Center Inc

More than 200 children find a safe haven here throughout the year, with after-school care and summer enrichment that make room for tutoring, reading instruction, computer access, skill development, and supervised activities. Children ages 4 to 14 receive a complete dinner during the school year, plus two meals and two snacks each summer day. The center also helps families access food assistance, education, training, computers, and local resources, with services designed to remain accessible regardless of what families can afford.

Southeast Texas Family Resource Center meets children where learning and daily life overlap. In one Charlton-Pollard community center, children can get support from certified reading teachers, use a STEM and computer lab, and receive meals, while parents, seniors, and other residents can find food assistance, computer literacy help, training, referrals, and neighborhood resources. The center has built more than thirty local partnerships to support that work.

What they do

Programs

The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.

Program 01

After-school program

Provides care for children ages 4 to 14 during the school year, including homework assistance, tutoring, computer use, skill development, positive role models, and a complete nutritious dinner.

Program 02

Summer enrichment

Provides structured learning and enrichment activities during the summer, including camps in subjects such as science, math, and language, along with supervised recreation.

Program 03

Reading program

Provides schoolwork assistance, tutoring, and literacy instruction from certified reading teachers during the after-school and summer programs.

Program 04

STEM and computer lab

Provides access to computers, software, and online STEM programs. Certified teachers monitor student progress and help children develop technology skills.

Program 05

Nutrition services

Provides a complete dinner to after-school students during the school year and two meals plus two snacks per day during the summer. Meals meet federal standards.

Program 06

Computer literacy instruction

Provides computer access and literacy support to children and Charlton-Pollard residents, including help with resumes and scanning or faxing documents.

Program 07

Pre-employment training

Provides pre-employment training for community members.

Program 08

Parent education

Provides educational support for parents.

Program 09

Food distribution and assistance

Provides food distribution and food assistance enrollment resources for community members.

Program 10

Resource referral

Connects community members with available resources.

Program 11

Meals on Wheels drop-off site

Hosts a Meals on Wheels drop-off site where ExxonMobil employees distribute food daily to elderly Charlton-Pollard residents.

Program 12

Jazzy Seniors

Hosts a monthly fellowship group for seniors with social activities.

Program 13

Community garden

Maintains a garden where Charlton-Pollard residents may pick vegetables.

The story

About this work

Mission

Located in Beaumont’s Charlton-Pollard neighborhood, Southeast Texas Family Resource Center creates and supports programs and participates in collaborative efforts dedicated to fostering positive cycles of growth, development, and personal responsibility. For local children, this means quality education, skill development, and a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment.

Who they serve

Children ages 4 to 14 from low-income families, especially children in Beaumont’s Charlton-Pollard neighborhood. The center also serves Charlton-Pollard residents, parents, seniors, elderly residents, and community members seeking computer access, food assistance, education, training, or resource referrals.

Their impact

  • Provides a safe haven for more than 200 children throughout the year through after-school programs and summer educational enrichment.
  • The Jazzy Seniors group has had more than 50 attendees at some gatherings.
For the community

Need help?

How someone in need can access Southeast Texas Family Resource Center Inc’s services.

Families and community members can contact the center through its online contact form or by calling 409-833-4155. Program and assistance forms include an enrollment application packet, food assistance enrollment, a scholarship application, pickup authorization, and meal benefit eligibility forms. The computer lab is available to Charlton-Pollard residents during stated operating hours, with summer evening access by appointment.

Funders

Grant support

$213,123 from 2 funders · through 2023 (IRS 990 records).

  • UNITED WAY OF BEAUMONT & — $23,292 (2023)
    PROGRAM SERVICES
  • UNITED WAY OF BEAUMONT & — $21,733 (2022)
    PROGRAM SERVICES
  • United Way of Beaumont & North Jefferson County — $22,500 (2021)
    Program services
  • Meadows Foundation Inc — $20,000 (2021)
    Toward supporting students who have experienced learning loss due to COVID school closures
  • United Way of Beaumont & North Jefferson County — $25,000 (2020)
    Program serivces
  • United Way of Beaumont & North Jefferson County — $25,000 (2019)
    Program serivces
  • United Way of Beaumont & North Jefferson County — $20,000 (2017)
    Program serivces
  • United Way of Beaumont & North Jefferson County — $20,000 (2016)
    Program serivces
Beyond donations

Ways to help

Concrete needs and volunteer roles Southeast Texas Family Resource Center Inc has shared.

Volunteer opportunities

  • ExxonMobil employees volunteer at the Meals on Wheels drop-off site to distribute food daily to elderly Charlton-Pollard residents.
Collaborators

Partners & funders

United WayJunior LeagueExxonMobilLocal businesses
Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.

What does the after-school program provide?

During the school year, children receive homework help, tutoring, computer access, skill development, and positive role models. The program also provides a complete nutritious dinner.

What activities are available during the summer?

Summer programming offers structured learning and enrichment, including camps in subjects such as science, math, and language, along with supervised recreation. Children also receive two meals and two snacks each day.

Who can use the computer lab?

The computer lab is available to children in the center’s programs and to Charlton-Pollard residents during the stated school-year hours. During summer evenings, residents may use it by appointment when children are not present.

Does the center provide reading support?

Yes. Certified reading teachers provide tutoring, literacy instruction, and schoolwork assistance during the after-school and summer programs.

Are families charged for child care services?

The center considers what parents can afford and does not charge parents who have fallen on hard times. Its goal is to help families regardless of their ability to pay.

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