PROJECT LIGHT OF MANATEE, INC.
BRADENTON, FLORIDA

Project Light of Manatee, Inc., established in 1994 by founder Sister Nora Brick, with support from Ed and Ann Griffin, is a volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to providing English language instruction to adult Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). The organization aims to empower learners through literacy skills, enabling them to enhance their job prospects, assist with their children's education, advocate effectively for family health needs, and contribute positively to the community. Operating primarily within Manatee County, Florida, Project Light continues to serve under a mission rooted in access, equality, dignity, and opportunity for all residents. Project Light of Manatee, Inc.’s services focus on fostering cultural competency and language proficiency among adult learners, aligning with its vision to see them become active participants in community life. The organization achieved notable milestones such as reinstatement in February 2012 and has consistently updated their operational capabilities through events leading up to the last annual report filed on January 22, 2024. The nonprofit is headquartered at 1104 14th Street W, Bradenton, FL, with available contact through phone numbers (941) 745-1659 or (320) 222-4895. For more details and resources, their activities can be explored online via the official website projectlightofmanatee.com. The current leadership comprises Cheryl Evans as President, along with directors Ann Griffin and Elena Farkas.