2012-05-10T15:59:25-00:00 2011-12-31 RD Harrison CPA P O Box 65076 San Antonio TX 782655076 990 2011-01-01 742422589 Alamo Colleges Foundation Inc ALAM 2104850042 201 W Sheridan Bldg C San Antonio TX 78204 James A Eskin 2012-05-10 true Roger D Harrison 2105453075 2012-05-10 X 2011 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z James A Eskin 201 W Sheridan Bldg C SA TX 78204 2018458 false X www.alamo.edu/foundation X 1984 TX To develop resources to strengthen the districts capacity to empower for success the diverse communities served by its 5 colleges while seeking to inspire passion for education and active community involvement for a better future. 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A complete copy of the 990 was provided to the entire Board before filing. Form 990 Part VI 12c The Boards Secretary accumulates annual Conflict of Interest responses and reports any potential issues to the full Board. Form 990 Part I 1 The mission of the Alamo Colleges Foundation is to develop resources to strengthen the Districts capacity to empower for success the diverse communities served by its five colleges. The Foundation seeks to inspire passion for education and active community involvement to help our citizens build a better future for themselves and their family. Investments in the Foundation advance scholarships, program support, endowment, and additional education priorities. Form 990 Part I 1 Case for Support Bexar County and the surrounding areas can count on the Alamo Colleges. For decades, the colleges have met the evolving needs of our students and our world. The 5 colleges - St. Philips est. 1898, San Antonio 1925, Palo Alto 1985, Northwest Vista 1995 and Northeast Lakeview 2007 - offer associate degrees in academic programs, certificates and licensures in occupational programs that prepare students for jobs, and courses that transfer to four-year colleges and universities and lead to bachelors degrees. Today, the Alamo Colleges Foundation is focused on building on the Colleges strengths to make students and the Colleges better prepared for the future and a knowledge-driven workplace. Form 990 Part I 1 This is a time of profound challenge and opportunity. Our challenges reach the very heart of our community. Enrollment is rising 18 since 2008. And yet, 57 of the population of San Antonio over the age of 25 lacks a bachelors degree, associates degree, or some college. About 23 of adults over the age of 25 lack a high school diploma. Regional employers are eliminating many low and medium-skill jobs, while experiencing shortages in qualified workers in new high-tech fields. Employers consistently cite educational attainment and technical skill as key workforce challenges. All state agencies are facing unprecedented fiscal cuts over the next several years. The Alamo Colleges have effectively responded to the new fiscal reality by strategically improving performance and reducing per-student costs. Form 990 Part I 1 The Alamo Colleges serve over 100,000 annual credit and non-credit students, more than all the other higher education institutions in Bexar County combined. Based on these numbers, the Alamo Colleges has a tremendous role in the growth and future of the San Antonio region. The importance of private support has grown more essential if we are to continue as the number one educational services provider in the region. To accomplish the goal of providing the education that is necessary for the success of our citizens and our communities, the following must be achieved 1 increase access to education by funding annual and endowed scholarships, 2 enhance the academic experience and workforce skills training, and 3 engage our community in building partnerships and capacity for service and learning. Form 990 Part VI 19 The Organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and audited financial statements available to the public on its website. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 11a The finance committee of the Board of Directors reviewed with the Preparer the 990 and approved before signing and filing. A complete copy of the 990 was provided to the entire Board before filing. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 12c The Boards Secretary accumulates annual Conflict of Interest responses and reports any potential issues to the full Board. Form 990 Part I Line 1 The mission of the Alamo Colleges Foundation is to develop resources to strengthen the Districts capacity to empower for success the diverse communities served by its five colleges. The Foundation seeks to inspire passion for education and active community involvement to help our citizens build a better future for themselves and their family. Investments in the Foundation advance scholarships, program support, endowment, and additional education priorities. Form 990 Part I Line 1 Case for Support Bexar County and the surrounding areas can count on the Alamo Colleges. For decades, the colleges have met the evolving needs of our students and our world. The 5 colleges - St. Philips est. 1898, San Antonio 1925, Palo Alto 1985, Northwest Vista 1995 and Northeast Lakeview 2007 - offer associate degrees in academic programs, certificates and licensures in occupational programs that prepare students for jobs, and courses that transfer to four-year colleges and universities and lead to bachelors degrees. Today, the Alamo Colleges Foundation is focused on building on the Colleges strengths to make students and the Colleges better prepared for the future and a knowledge-driven workplace. Form 990 Part I Line 1 This is a time of profound challenge and opportunity. Our challenges reach the very heart of our community. Enrollment is rising 18 since 2008. And yet, 57 of the population of San Antonio over the age of 25 lacks a bachelors degree, associates degree, or some college. About 23 of adults over the age of 25 lack a high school diploma. Regional employers are eliminating many low and medium-skill jobs, while experiencing shortages in qualified workers in new high-tech fields. Employers consistently cite educational attainment and technical skill as key workforce challenges. All state agencies are facing unprecedented fiscal cuts over the next several years. The Alamo Colleges have effectively responded to the new fiscal reality by strategically improving performance and reducing per-student costs. Form 990 Part I Line 1 The Alamo Colleges serve over 100,000 annual credit and non-credit students, more than all the other higher education institutions in Bexar County combined. Based on these numbers, the Alamo Colleges has a tremendous role in the growth and future of the San Antonio region. The importance of private support has grown more essential if we are to continue as the number one educational services provider in the region. To accomplish the goal of providing the education that is necessary for the success of our citizens and our communities, the following must be achieved 1 increase access to education by funding annual and endowed scholarships, 2 enhance the academic experience and workforce skills training, and 3 engage our community in building partnerships and capacity for service and learning. Form 990 Part VI Section C Line 19 The Organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and audited financial statements available to the public on its website.