Education
4 Venir Inc
MERCED, CA
Total revenue
$449K
Total expenses
$431K
Net assets
$50K
Grants received
$203K
4 grants
EIN
841900977
Tax year
2024
Mission
Promote scientific technological and artistic education for vulnerable communities in the San Joaquin Valley of California.
Programs
7 programs
Our organization conducts educational workshops for K-12 students and adults focusing on the intricacies of multibenefit land repurposing projects. Through these workshops we aim to raise awareness and understanding of sustainable land use practices. Additionally we actively promote water conservation initiatives within the Tule Subbasin region advocating for responsible water management strategies to safeguard this vital resource for future generations. These workshops serve as a platform for fostering environmental stewardship and encouraging community involvement in conservation efforts.
Our organization conducts workshops focusing on air quality education for community members aiming to increase awareness of the health consequences associated with poor air quality especially prevalent in their region. Through these workshops we empower participants by offering practical solutions such as hands-on demonstrations of Do-It-Yourself air filters. Additionally we distribute the materials to construct the air filters and provide extra filters to assist individuals in safeguarding their health from the adverse effects of pollution.
Our organization offers educational workshops tailored for K-12 students and adults focusing on the multifaceted aspects of repurposing land for multiple benefits. These workshops delve into the intricacies of multibenefit land repurposing projects emphasizing sustainable practices and environmental stewardship. Additionally we are dedicated to promoting water conservation specifically within the Kaweah Subbasin region raising awareness about the importance of responsible water usage and management to ensure a sustainable future for all.
Our organization facilitates educational opportunities for K-12 schools in our community enabling students to engage in research projects that hold relevance for professionals and community members alike. By fostering these initiatives we aim to bridge the gap between academic learning and practical application empowering students to contribute meaningfully to the wider knowledge base. Through these programs students not only enhance their academic skills but also develop a deeper understanding of real-world issues preparing them for future academic and professional pursuits.
The organization successfully completed the CalEPA Small Grant program. This initiative entailed the facilitation of workshops tailored for K-12 students with a specific emphasis on enhancing their understanding of air quality issues its ramifications and practical strategies to alleviate its effects. Through these workshops participants were educated on the significance of air quality preservation and were empowered with knowledge on various methods to contribute to its amelioration. The program aimed to instill a sense of environmental responsibility in the younger generation by fostering awareness and promoting actionable steps towards a cleaner and healthier environment.
Our organization aims to implement an agrivoltaics system at the Firebaugh CA community garden. This innovative system combines agricultural practices with solar technology to optimize land use efficiency. By integrating solar panels above the garden beds we will demonstrate how gardening can be sustainable and environmentally friendly while also generating clean energy. This project will serve as an educational tool for community members showcasing the benefits of combining agriculture and renewable energy to conserve water and promote sustainability.
Our organization collaborated with Mendota and Firebaugh in Californias San Joaquin Valley to evaluate community awareness and potential knowledge deficiencies in the clean energy sector. Following this assessment we will design tailored workshops to educate residents about clean energy industries and their potential community benefits. These workshops aim to empower community members to comprehend the significance of clean energy and its positive implications for their localities. Through this initiative we strive to bridge information gaps and foster informed decision-making regarding clean energy within these communities.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
6 listed
Angel Fernandez Bou
President of the Board
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2 hrs/wk
Humberto Flores
Board Member
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1 hrs/wk
Pablo Ortiz Partida
Secretary andTreasurer of the Board
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1 hrs/wk
Anna Gurevitz
Executive Director
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40 hrs/wk
Felipe Perez
Community Engagement Director
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40 hrs/wk
Leticia Classen Rodriguez
Participatory Science Director
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30 hrs/wk
Grants received
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Funded by
$203K from 4 funders · 4 grants · 2021–2024
$100K · 1 grant · 2022
$47K · 1 grant · 2024
$43K · 1 grant · 2023
$13K · 1 grant · 2021