2023-10-31T16:23:07-04:00 2023-06-30 311449477 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ADVISORY SVC'S PO BOX 805 ATHENS OH 45701 990EZ 2022-07-01 861054078 FEDERAL VALLEY RESOURCE CENTER INC FEDE 7406625605 PO BOX 18 STEWART OH 45778 CLARA LEDFORD TREASURER 7406625605 2023-10-26 CLARA LEDFORD 888008888 false PAT SMITH CPA P00444623 7405943227 2023-10-26 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X N/A X X 175290 X 115197 57925 2168 175290 41337 57367 98704 76586 77929 21889 176404 77929 176404 77929 176404 77929 176404 X THE PURPOSE OF THE FEDERAL VALLEY RESOURCE CENTER (FVRC), A NON-PROFIT 5013 ORGANIZATION, IS TO MANAGE, OPERATE, AND USE THE HISTORIC ROME-CANAAN SCHOOL CAMPUS IN STEWART, OHIO, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY AND SURROUNDING AREA, FVRC IS FOCUSED ON THE PRESERVATION OF THESE HISTORIC BUILDINGS, WHILE PROVIDING THE COMMUNITY WITH A PLACE FOR GATHERING AND EVENTS FEATURING ART, HISTORY, MUSIC, SPORTS, AND EDUCATION, AMONG OTHER ACTIVITIES. FVRC IS COMMITTED TO HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH AN ESTABLISHED THRIFT STORE AND FOOD PANTRY. AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE FVRC MISSION IS TO MAINTAIN AND PRESERVE THE HISTORIC ROME CANAAN SCHOOL CAMPUS (BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS) LOCATED IN STEWART, OHIO. RESTORATION PROJECTS THIS PAST YEAR INCLUDE A SMALL CLASSROOM TO BE USED AS A BOOKROOM, LARGE CLASSROOM INCLUDING EXPOSED BRICK WALL FOR AN EXERCISE ROOM, MANY IMPROVEMENTS TO AUDITORIUM AND START TO WORK ON THE OLD HOME ECONOMICS ROOM THAT WILL ENHANCE OUR FOOD PANTRY. GENERAL MAINTENANCE, AND RESTORATION ARE CONDUCTED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. COMMITTEES ARE HEADED BY FVRC BOARD MEMBERS AND INCLUDE VOLUNTEERS SOME OF WHICH ARE FORMER ALUMNI OF ROOM CANAAN SCHOOL. 51160 THIS COMMUNITY CENTER HAS A LARGE MUSIC PROGRAM WHICH CATERS TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS OF ALL AGES AND EXPERIENCE. THIS FREE PROGRAM KEEPS REGULAR HOURS AND BY APPOINTMENT. IT INCLUDES AN EXTENSIVE INSTRUMENT LENDING LIBRARY WITH 100 PLUS INSTRUMENTS, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, WORKSHOPS, PERFORMANCES AND WELL-EQUIPPED REHEARSAL SPACE. THE MUSIC ROOM IS IN THE ORIGINAL 1897 TWO ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE WHICH HAS BEEN FULLY RESTORED. 32946 FVRC CONTINUES TO MAINTAIN SEVERAL BUILDINGS WHICH INCLUDE: 1) 1897 ORIGINAL TWO ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE THAT HOUSES COMMUNITY ROOM AND MUSIC ROOM, 2) 1920 ADDITION TO MAIN BUILDING THAT HOUSES MEETING ROOM, KITCHEN, AUDITORIUM, BOOK ROOM, FOOD PANTRY, THRIFT STORE AND SEVERAL OTHER ROOMS, 3) 1940 GYMNASIUM. IN THE PAST YEAR THE CENTER HOSTED MUSIC PERFORMANCES AND OFFERED FREE INSTRUCTION IN ART, QUILTING AND MUSIC, ALONG WITH THE THRIFT STORE BEING OPEN 3 DAYS A WEEK. PERFORMANCES AND PROGRAMS AVERAGED 50 TO 75 ATTENDEES. MEETING AND ACTIVITY SPACE WERE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE FOR BAND PRACTICE, AREA PROGRAM PLANNING AND NON-DENOMINATIONAL YOUTH MINISTRY. FVRC'S FOOD PROGRAM EXPANDED TO INCLUDE A WELL-STOCKED PANTRY, WEEKLY FOOD DISTRIBUTION AND MONTHLY FOOD BOXES TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN NEED. MULTIPLE SPACES AT FVRC ARE AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, REUNIONS, WEDDINGS, BALL PRACTICE, ETC. TO AREA INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS FOR A LOW-COST FEE. PROCEEDS ARE USED TO OFFSET UTILITY COSTS AND BUILDING UPKEEP. ANOTHER SOURCE OF INCOME USED FOR BUILDING REPAIR AND RESTORATION IS THE THRIFT STORE LOCATED IN OUR BASEMENT (FORMER BASKETBALL COURT 1920 TO 1920 AND THEN AS A CAFETERIA). IT OFFERS GENTLY USED CLOTHING AND HOME GOODS AT LOW COST. THE THRIFT STORE HAS MORE THAN TRIPLED ITS INCOME. STUDENTS FROM NEARBY FEDERAL HOCKING HIGH SCHOOL PARTICIPATE IN HELPFUL INTERNSHIPS (REQUIREMENT FOR GRADUATION) AND OCCASIONALLY COMMUNITY SERVICE WORKERS ARE PLACED AT FVRC 12974 97080 THERESE FIELER LACKEY PRESIDENT 35.00 0 JUDY MORGAN VICE PRESIDE 21.00 0 LAURA CARNEY SECRETARY 3.00 0 CLARA LEDFORD TREASURER 35.00 0 GAY DALZELL OFFICER 7.00 0 CELIA LEWIS OFFICER 10.00 0 DARLEAN WELCH OFFICER 27.00 0 BRENT HAYES OFFICER 3.00 0 LARRY ADKINS OFFICER 35.00 0 JOANNA DUQUETTE OFFICER 6.00 0 false false false false false false false false false CLARA LEDFORD PO BOX 18 STEWART OH 45778 7406625605 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 46931 47955 98555 115197 308638 46931 47955 98555 115197 308638 308638 308638 161710 1.00000 1.00000 X FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 8 OHIO SALES TAX COLLECTED 2,168 TOTAL 2,168 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES SUPPLIES OFFICE 1,663 1,041 MUSIC PROGRAM 32,946 THRIFT STORE 3,259 SALES TAX 2,003 MISC 6,090 STEWART COM 365 GRANT WRITING 10,000 TOTAL 57,367 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 20 TO BALANCE 21,889 FORM 990-EZ, PART III THE PURPOSE OF THE FEDERAL VALLEY RESOURCE CENTER (FVRC), A NON-PROFIT 5013 ORGANIZATION, IS TO MANAGE, OPERATE, AND USE THE HISTORIC ROME-CANAAN SCHOOL CAMPUS IN STEWART, OHIO, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY AND SURROUNDING AREA, FVRC IS FOCUSED ON THE PRESERVATION OF THESE HISTORIC BUILDINGS, WHILE PROVIDING THE COMMUNITY WITH A PLACE FOR GATHERING AND EVENTS FEATURING ART, HISTORY, MUSIC, SPORTS, AND EDUCATION, AMONG OTHER ACTIVITIES. FVRC IS COMMITTED TO HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH AN ESTABLISHED THRIFT STORE AND FOOD PANTRY. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE FVRC MISSION IS TO MAINTAIN AND PRESERVE THE HISTORIC ROME CANAAN SCHOOL CAMPUS (BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS) LOCATED IN STEWART, OHIO. RESTORATION PROJECTS THIS PAST YEAR INCLUDE A SMALL CLASSROOM TO BE USED AS A BOOKROOM, LARGE CLASSROOM INCLUDING EXPOSED BRICK WALL FOR AN EXERCISE ROOM, MANY IMPROVEMENTS TO AUDITORIUM AND START TO WORK ON THE OLD HOME ECONOMICS ROOM THAT WILL ENHANCE OUR FOOD PANTRY. GENERAL MAINTENANCE, AND RESTORATION ARE CONDUCTED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. COMMITTEES ARE HEADED BY FVRC BOARD MEMBERS AND INCLUDE VOLUNTEERS SOME OF WHICH ARE FORMER ALUMNI OF ROOM CANAAN SCHOOL. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 THIS COMMUNITY CENTER HAS A LARGE MUSIC PROGRAM WHICH CATERS TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS OF ALL AGES AND EXPERIENCE. THIS FREE PROGRAM KEEPS REGULAR HOURS AND BY APPOINTMENT. IT INCLUDES AN EXTENSIVE INSTRUMENT LENDING LIBRARY WITH 100 PLUS INSTRUMENTS, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, WORKSHOPS, PERFORMANCES AND WELL-EQUIPPED REHEARSAL SPACE. THE MUSIC ROOM IS IN THE ORIGINAL 1897 TWO ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE WHICH HAS BEEN FULLY RESTORED. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 FVRC CONTINUES TO MAINTAIN SEVERAL BUILDINGS WHICH INCLUDE: 1) 1897 ORIGINAL TWO ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE THAT HOUSES COMMUNITY ROOM AND MUSIC ROOM, 2) 1920 ADDITION TO MAIN BUILDING THAT HOUSES MEETING ROOM, KITCHEN, AUDITORIUM, BOOK ROOM, FOOD PANTRY, THRIFT STORE AND SEVERAL OTHER ROOMS, 3) 1940 GYMNASIUM. IN THE PAST YEAR THE CENTER HOSTED MUSIC PERFORMANCES AND OFFERED FREE INSTRUCTION IN ART, QUILTING AND MUSIC, ALONG WITH THE THRIFT STORE BEING OPEN 3 DAYS A WEEK. PERFORMANCES AND PROGRAMS AVERAGED 50 TO 75 ATTENDEES. MEETING AND ACTIVITY SPACE WERE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE FOR BAND PRACTICE, AREA PROGRAM PLANNING AND NON-DENOMINATIONAL YOUTH MINISTRY. FVRC'S FOOD PROGRAM EXPANDED TO INCLUDE A WELL-STOCKED PANTRY, WEEKLY FOOD DISTRIBUTION AND MONTHLY FOOD BOXES TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN NEED. MULTIPLE SPACES AT FVRC ARE AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, REUNIONS, WEDDINGS, BALL PRACTICE, ETC. TO AREA INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS FOR A LOW-COST FEE. PROCEEDS ARE USED TO OFFSET UTILITY COSTS AND BUILDING UPKEEP. ANOTHER SOURCE OF INCOME USED FOR BUILDING REPAIR AND RESTORATION IS THE THRIFT STORE LOCATED IN OUR BASEMENT (FORMER BASKETBALL COURT 1920 TO 1920 AND THEN AS A CAFETERIA). IT OFFERS GENTLY USED CLOTHING AND HOME GOODS AT LOW COST. THE THRIFT STORE HAS MORE THAN TRIPLED ITS INCOME. STUDENTS FROM NEARBY FEDERAL HOCKING HIGH SCHOOL PARTICIPATE IN HELPFUL INTERNSHIPS (REQUIREMENT FOR GRADUATION) AND OCCASIONALLY COMMUNITY SERVICE WORKERS ARE PLACED AT FVRC