Minority Student Success Catalysts
Empowering Futures in a Nurturing Community
We facilitate community engagement workshops, connecting Sacramento's
diverse families with educational resources and advocacy tools to support their children's academic journey.
LATEST EVENTS 4/25
URGENT CALL FOR FOOD DONATIONS!
Recent events in our communities have precipitated an urgent need for food donations. If you can donate food, please contact us so that we can
coordinate drop offs at 3621 Dayton St. , Sacramento CA 95838
Please be sure to email or call so that we can coordinate drop offs. All donations will be distributed to those in need. Our list of requests from families grows daily! Thank you!
([email protected]/916-529-5299)
Our Vision
Bridging the Educational Divide for Future Success
Our vision is to create an inclusive future where all students, regardless of background, have equal access to quality education. Through advanced educational technologies and community support, we aim to eliminate the achievement gap and inspire every student to reach their full potential.
60%
Minority students perform below their grade level in MATH. Our programs aim to close this gap by improving performance by 20% in the first year
25%
Underrepresented students struggle with grade-level READING. We help raise reading comprehension scores by 15% through targeted learning.
50%
Minority students fall short in WRITING proficiency. Our curriculum boosts writing success rates by 18%.
Our initiatives boost writing performance by 15% after just one semester."
30%
Students in underrepresented groups underperform their peers in SCIENCE. Our program focuses on closing this gap with a 20% improvement
Our Services
community
Initiatives
Benito Juarez Foundation provides comprehensive educational support for Sacramento's K-12 minority students. We offer
AI-assisted tutoring and personalized mentorship, helping students bridge educational gaps and achieve academic success.
Educational Support
and Tutoring
Our Educational Support and Tutoring services provide personalized academic assistance tailored to each student's needs. Utilizing advanced AI-assisted tutoring, we offer customized learning experiences that adapt to individual progress, ensuring effective and engaging support for every student.
Community Outreach
and Advocacy
Our Community Outreach and Advocacy efforts focus on promoting educational equity and providing support to underserved families. By integrating AI-assisted learning tools, we enhance our outreach programs to offer personalized educational resources and support, ensuring that every student has access to the tools they need to succeed.
Cultural Enrichment Programs
Our Cultural Enrichment Programs celebrate and integrate diverse cultural experiences into education. Through innovative AI-assisted learning, we offer personalized and interactive programs that enhance students' understanding and appreciation of various cultures, fostering a richer, more inclusive educational environment.
Why Support Our Cause?
Empowering Youth, Transforming
Sacramento's Future
At the Benito Juárez Associacion, we prioritize student success, empowerment, and growth. Our dedicated team of educators and mentors utilizes innovative, AI-assisted learning techniques to provide personalized support tailored to each student's needs. We're committed to bridging the educational gap in a nurturing, student-centered environment, ensuring every child reaches their full academic potential with confidence.
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Guiding Students, Changing Lives
Explore our image gallery to see real results from our satisfied patients, showcasing the incredible changes achieved through our orthodontic treatments.
Meet our amazing staff
Ramona Landeros
Ramona Landeros, a mother and grandmother from Texas, founded the Benito Juarez Association to support Latino families in North Sacramento. Her experience on the Twin Rivers Unified School Board underscores her commitment to community service and social justice.
FOUNDER & CEO
Alfonso Caro
Content coming soon!
PRESIDENT
Guillermo Miralrio
Guillermo Miralrio, a father of five and grandfather, came from Mexico City and built a landscaping business in the U.S. He is a dedicated volunteer in the school district and has received many awards for his commitment to education. As Vice President of the Benito Juarez Foundation, Guillermo is respected for his service to the community.
VICE PRESIDENT
Maria Rangel
Maria Rangel, a mother of three who immigrated from Mexico in 1991, has been volunteering at the Benito Juarez Foundation for seven years. Serving as Secretary for the past three years, she is passionate about helping others and finds joy in watching children light up when they receive gifts and food.
Secretary
Carolina Flores
Content coming soon!
Treasurer
Our dedicated team is passionate about advancing social justice and educational equity for all. We believe in empowering families and individuals through access to quality education and resources, fostering a culture of support and collaboration. By working together, we aim to create safe, nurturing communities where everyone can thrive, and where the voices of underserved populations are heard and valued.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked
Questions
What is your organization’s mission?
Our mission is to provide educational support and resources to underserved children, helping them achieve academic success and reach their full potential.
Who is eligible to participate in your programs?
Our programs are open to local children in need of academic support, particularly those from low-income families or facing educational challenges.
What types of educational programs do you offer?
We offer tutoring, mentoring, after-school programs, workshops, and access to educational resources designed to help students succeed in key subjects like math, reading, and science.
How can parents enroll their children in your programs?
Parents can enroll their children by filling out an application on our website or by contacting us directly for more information about our programs.
How can I support your organization?
You can support us by making a donation, volunteering, or partnering with us to help provide educational resources and support to local children.
How are donations used?
Donations are used to fund educational programs, provide learning materials, offer scholarships, and support operational costs to ensure our programs continue to run effectively.
How do you measure the success of your programs?
How do you measure the success of your programs? We track student progress through academic performance, feedback from parents and teachers, and long-term outcomes such as improved grades and graduation rates.
Can I volunteer with your organization?
Yes! We welcome volunteers who are passionate about education and want to help children in our community through tutoring, mentoring, and event support.
Are donations tax deductible?
Yes, donations to a nonprofit organization that is recognized as a 501(c)(3) by the IRS are typically tax-deductible. This means that if your nonprofit, like the Benito Juárez Association, is a registered 501(c)(3), donors can deduct their contributions on their federal income tax returns.
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