Mahalo
Sugar Land, TX

LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF FORT BEND COUNTY INC

EIN 76-0239661
Education & Youth Development Literacy & Reading Immigrants & refugees Low-income
Mission

The mission of the Literacy Council of Fort Bend County is to improve community, family, and professional lives through adult literacy education.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF FORT BEND COUNTY INC

Literacy Volunteers of Fort Bend County (doing business as the Literacy Council of Fort Bend County) is a local 501(c)(3) adult-education nonprofit based in Sugar Land, Texas that delivers one-on-one tutoring and small-group classes focused on basic literacy, English as a Second Language (ESL), GED/high-school-equivalency preparation, U.S. citizenship exam preparation, digital literacy, and workforce-readiness skills. The organization maintains an active community-facing learning center and volunteer-tutor program and runs regular student workshops, public events, and fundraisers; recent activity on the organization’s website includes Spring 2026 class registration, a Job & Resources Fair, and local fundraisers (e.g., a HopDoddy fundraiser on Feb 12, 2026). The council has a multi-decade presence in Fort Bend County, partners with local government and community funders, and reports annual financial filings demonstrating sustained program funding and staffing to support its tutoring and class operations.

Notable achievements

Established community literacy center

Completed a capital campaign to develop and operate a dedicated multi-room Literacy Center in Sugar Land that houses classrooms, a training room and a resource library to expand in-person instruction and volunteer training.

Program breadth and sustained service delivery

Offers a continuum of adult education services—one-on-one basic literacy tutoring, multi-level ESL classes, GED prep, U.S. citizenship prep, digital literacy and workforce-readiness workshops—delivered both in-person and online to hundreds of adult learners each year.

Financial scale (recent fiscal year)

Reported annual operating revenues and expenses in the mid-six-figure range for recent fiscal years (approximately $725k revenue with comparable expenses for the fiscal year ending June 2024), indicating sustained community and grant support to maintain programming and staff.

At a glance

Total assets
$763K
Annual revenue
$933K
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
76-0239661
Location
Sugar Land, TX
On Mahalo since
May 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Operating under the public-facing name Literacy Council of Fort Bend County and widely listed in local nonprofit directories and volunteer platforms as the county’s primary adult literacy nonprofit.
Recipient of local government and community grant support (including recent county grant agreements and CDBG/ARPA funding partnerships) to support adult basic education programming and services.
Longstanding accreditation and affiliation history within the volunteer literacy field and regular inclusion in nonprofit data resources and community partner materials recognizing its program impact.

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