Tutoring2Inspire operates as a tax-exempt charitable organization.
Credibility should be easy to verify.
Legal status, governance, program access, public documents, impact definitions, and direct contact information belong in one clear place.
Texas registered
IRS recognized
Programs offered free
The commitments behind the work.
The organization is formally registered in the State of Texas.
Students and partner schools are not charged for educational programming.
Current bylaws and an organization overview are available below.
Governance and organization records.
Available documents open directly. Future documents retain a clear place without being presented as complete.
One-page overview
A concise introduction to the organization, mission, and programs.
Open PDF AvailableOrganizational bylaws
The governance framework for Tutoring2Inspire.
Open PDFIRS determination letter
Approved public document goes here...
Annual report
First annual report and financial summary go here...
What participation feels like.
Testimonials sit alongside organizational records because trust is both documented and experienced.
“The tutors bring patience, knowledge, and real care while helping students build confidence and a stronger love of learning.”
“The process felt organized, straightforward, and safe, and the work gave tutors a meaningful way to support students.”
Verified school, student, or partner testimonial goes here...
Name goes here... · Role goes here...Clear answers before you take part.
Open any question for more information about donations, programs, participation, partnerships, measurement, and governance.
IRS guidance on charitable contribution recordsAre donations tax-deductible?+
Tutoring2Inspire is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Eligible contributions are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Donors should retain their receipt and consult a tax professional for advice about their own situation.
Where do donations go?+
Contributions support educational materials, technology, classroom improvements, program delivery, research, and long-term work with schools in Nepal. More detailed financial reporting will be added as it is approved.
Are Tutoring2Inspire programs free?+
Yes. Tutoring2Inspire does not charge participating students or partner schools for its educational support and cultural exchange programming.
How can I sign up for Cultural Exchange sessions?+
Visit the Get Involved page and use the Cultural Exchange interest-form space. The final Google Form, eligibility information, meeting schedule, and safeguarding details will be connected there once confirmed.
Who can participate in Cultural Exchange?+
The program connects students in Nepal and the United States through recurring virtual sessions and occasional in-person activities. Final age ranges, schedules, and participation requirements go here once confirmed.
How can my organization become a partner?+
Use the partnership inquiry form to share your name, email, organization, and message. Tutoring2Inspire will review the request and begin with a conversation about goals, responsibilities, and long-term fit.
How are tutors recruited and trained?+
Tutors are recruited through the organization’s school, university, and community networks. Preparation covers program expectations, student communication, subject support, cultural exchange, consistency, and responsible participation.
How does Tutoring2Inspire measure impact?+
The organization combines reach and participation data with baseline and follow-up assessments, interviews, focus groups, school observations, and educator feedback. Definitions and sources are finalized before metrics are published.
Where can I find governance documents?+
The current bylaws and one-page organization overview are available in the Public Documents section on this page. Additional reports and approved records will be added over time.
Who should I contact?+
Contact Jay Panta, Chief Executive Officer, or Sam Keon, Executive Director. Their direct public email addresses and phone numbers appear in the footer on every page.
Ask the organization directly.
Jay Panta and Sam Keon welcome questions about programs, partnerships, governance, research, and future plans.