One Mission + Three Programs =
Endless Possibilities
Our mission is to break the cycle of poverty through education, and we’re reaching more than 1,400 students per year with three extraordinarily successful educational programs. Together, the possibilities are endless!
Early Childhood
Education
95% of graduates meet or exceed kindergarten standards and enter school prepared to succeed
After-school
Tutoring
100% of our at-risk students in K-2nd grade students make academic gains
Tutor
Corps
116 high school students, 100% of seniors graduate; 133 college students on track to graduate
Watch What Happens When You Give…
Guadalupe Center is transforming lives. Together, our generous donors, partners, volunteers and staff are making a significant difference in the lives of students and families in Immokalee. In our video gallery, enjoy their inspiring stories and learn more about ways you can help break the cycle of poverty through education in Immokalee!
In Their Own Words
The best thing is knowing that in the future my children will be economically independent someday and won’t need a program like Guadalupe Center when they have their own children.
My father dreamed of being an accountant, but college was too expensive. Now, I have the opportunity to do what he always wanted to do. I know people have invested in my future because they believe in me, and I will give it my all.
It’s cool. They (the tutors) help me with my homework and then we play learning games. I just like them to be around because that makes me comfortable. I want to thank them every day!
Join Us in Building Endless Possibilities
Learn how we’re building endless possibilities and how you can help us break the cycle of poverty through education by supporting Guadalupe Center’s 2020 & Beyond expansion campaign.
Thank You for Supporting the
Students of Immokalee
Exciting News & Updates
Guadalupe Center welcomes 3 additions to Board of Trustees
Guadalupe Center has added three new members to its Board of Trustees, including a former student who returned to Immokalee after graduating from college. Maria Munguia Cortes, Liz Curtin and
Class of 2021: Tutor Corps seniors earn $4 million in scholarship offers, grants
All 30 high school seniors graduating from Guadalupe Center’s Tutor Corps Program will be attending college in the fall and have received a collective $4 million in scholarship offers and
Prized artwork and precious metals seek new homes in Southwest Florida
When one thinks of “treasure hunting,” images of sword-swinging pirates and metal detectors racing over the beach may come to mind. But for most modern-day treasure hunters, the search happens
