We started from a frustration: too many good ideas in our communities never make it past a group chat. TPEG — Think Plan Execute Global — exists to close that gap. Every word in our name is deliberate: we Think before we act, we Plan before we spend, we Execute until it's delivered, and we do it at Global scale — our charter commits us to feeding the hungry and clothing the naked worldwide, not only within Maryland. TPEG is affiliated with Paham, our parent organization.
TPEG Inc is a Maryland-incorporated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, serving underprivileged men, women, veterans, and the homeless — through structured thinking, honest planning, and hands-on execution support.
We don't run one-off events. Every program we take on is tracked through all three of our stages, with a named owner and a public record of what was promised and what was delivered.
We want to be known less for the ideas we generate and more for the plans we actually see through — building a track record that communities and partners can trust with the next one.
Listening sessions with the people affected, a written problem statement, and an honest look at what's already been tried.
A plan with named owners, a timeline, and a public budget — reviewed before a dollar is spent or a volunteer is assigned.
Delivery by field teams and volunteers, with a short report afterward on what worked, what didn't, and what changes next time.
Our charter commits us to this work worldwide, not only in Maryland. Think. Plan. Execute. Global — that's the whole name, and it's deliberate.
Incorporated in Maryland in 2018, board-governed, with seven directors overseeing the organization.
Incorporated July 31, 2018. Maryland SDAT Department ID D19002310.
Patricia Onuoha, Moses Fagbemi, Alexander Ejiogu, Mark Kozeal, Osinachi Onyike, Pam Baker, and Fr. Basil Aguzie. Full bios coming soon.
Equal rights, privileges, and services are provided regardless of race, color, national, or ethnic origin.
Several of our program areas — counseling, prison visitation, government-funded work — carry their own licensing and authorization requirements beyond general nonprofit registration, handled directly by licensed partners where required.
Articles of Incorporation filed with the Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation. Department ID D19002310, effective July 31, 2018.
Confirmed federal tax-exempt public charity under IRC Section 501(c)(3), public charity status 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), effective July 31, 2018. EIN: 83-1066253. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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Covers protection of minors and vulnerable adults across our autism, veteran care, and counseling-adjacent programs.
Bylaws prohibit net earnings benefiting any private individual, director, or officer, per Article VI of our IRS 501(c)(3) tax exemption provisions.
How donor, member, and program-participant information is collected, stored, and protected.
Behavioral health counseling is provided only through licensed clinicians and referral partners, never directly by unlicensed staff. Prison visitation runs only through correctional-service authorized channels.