2025-05-15T09:04:17-05:00 2024-06-30 030327374 McSoley McCoy & Co 118 Tilley Drive Ste 202 South Burlington VT 05403 990 2023-07-01 815449524 Janet Munt Family Room JANE 8028622121 20 Allen Street Burlington VT 05401 Jackie Reno Exec Director 8028622121 2025-05-14 1 0 Connie Fellion P01875413 8026581808 2025-05-14 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Jackie Reno 20 Allen Street Burlington VT 05401 1481167 0 X thefamilyroomvt.org X 2017 VT The Janet S. Munt Family Room is a place that builds healthy,connected communities by supporting families and young children 9 9 24 494 0 0 1290852 1359893 50719 79143 9208 8915 0 0 1350779 1447951 0 0 0 0 848514 1068164 0 0 81076 318865 472916 1167379 1541080 183400 -93129 1165681 1129420 46286 58499 1119395 1070921 X The Janet S. Munt Family Room is a place that builds healthy,connected communities by supporting families and young children 0 0 216946 22879 See Schedule OFamily Play is our most attended program. It is a drop in playgroup that serves hundreds of participants a year, children ages birth to five, parents and their caregivers. During the fall and winter months, we are inside at our 20 Allen St. site. We utilize several rooms and provide developmentally appropriate activities and play structures for children to explore their large and small gross motor development. We focus on community wellness, social connections, one stop shop programming, workshops, sewing, English classes, Legal Aid, book groups, music, movement and more. This helps families build resilience and relationships and get tools to care for their families. We partner with several organizations to expand programs and help parents learn of other resources in the community. We always provide meals during program and there is often food to take, as many of our families experience food insecurity. Staff are there to create a welcoming environment, support parents and caregivers and best of all, engage with the babies and children. During the warmer months, we go to the Ethan Allen Homestead where we have our garden program. Families can sign up for their own plots of land to have their own gardens, grow their own food, and attend workshops on improving their gardens or making different types of food. We also support the garden with volunteers, play with the children and provide meals. Staff take families on nature walks, explore the museum and play games with families. This program runs 2 times a week, but families can tend to their gardens all week. We provide transportation to families who can not get to the gardens by their own means and provide concrete supports such as food, diapers, wipes and other needs the families may ask help with. 84714 See Schedule OHealthy Families from the Start- this is a perinatal program focused on supporting families prenatally and then at least 3 months postpartum. The main objective of this program is to prevent and reduce the affects of postpartum mood and anxiety disorders for birthing mothers and support the family with basic needs, social emotional support, language interpretation, birth prep classes and what to expect at the hospital when giving birth. This program has really covered important social service gaps for families who can't afford alternative supports. Staff home visit each family weekly, addressing each families' needs and connecting them to vital resources. One of the important values we hold in this program is that all families experience child birth with dignity and respect. After the initial 3 months postpartum of support, home visiting will be minimized but meanwhile, the families have been integrated into other aspects of the Family Room, such as Baby Massage, Moms groups/ Dads group and playgroups to make sure each family can build their network of support and learn from other parents. 650674 See Schedule OFood Pantry, parent education and other playgroups- during the pandemic, we started up our food pantry program. This was the greatest need for families in a time of great uncertainty, safety and health concerns. We began in 2020 providing food for 35 families. Over the course of the year, this grew to 150 families a week we were delivering to. We also learned that we needed to provide culturally appropriate foods to families as different dietary needs and foods were needed and continue to do so. We continue to work with local farms, local markets and volunteers to provide a range of different foods. We also provided gift cards for families to get supplies they needed. This effort to support families with food and supplies was a group effort and gave us wonderful opportunities to work with many other organizations. Our model was adopted by Feeding Chittenden, one of our close partners. We continue to provide food for all our program participants. Fresh produce, food staples such as rice, flour, eggs and we will provide prepared meals for families when necessary. We also provide food cards for families who need more flexibility with their food purchases and allows them to get what they need for their family. We provided a variety of support groups and other programs to families such as Strong Families for parenting education and resilience, Dad's Group and African Dad's Groups, Community Orientation, Home Visiting, Computer Literacy, Crawlers Waddlers and Toddlers playgroups, Supper Group and Family Advisory Committee. 115425 56264 See Schedule OPreschool:Our 5 star preschool program serves 12-13 children, ages 3-5 years old. Pre-pandemic, we served more children, but during this time, we reduced the number of children enrolled. Children attend 3 days a week for about 4 hours a day. We provide them with breakfast and lunch and focus on an emergent curriculum. Staff work with parents when they come to transition their children to a school like atmosphere. Many of the families have attended other Family Room programs thus are familiar with the staff and the spaces we have. We also provided supports for families and assisted families with their children's transition to kindergarten and the public school system. Children experienced a range of activities from art expression, literacy, and language (many of our children's first language was not English), singing, field trips to the garden and more. We invite parents in some of the off campus activities so they could be engaged in their children's education and experience. 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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 11b Line 11b Explanation - President, Treasurer and Executive Director will review and approve the 990. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 12c In connection with any actual or possible conflicts of interest, an interested person must disclose the existence and nature of his or her financial interest to the trustees and members of committees with board delegated powers considering the proposal or arrangement. After disclosure,the interested party shall leave the meeting while the matter is being discussed. The remaining board or committee members shall decide whether a conflict exists and appoint a disinterested party to investigate alternatives to the proposed transaction or arrangement. Decisions about how to proceed will be made by majority vote of the disinterested trustees. If an interested party fails to disclose conflicts, the board or committee shall give the party an opportunity to explain and then they will make a determination and take appropriate disciplinary and corrective action. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15 Compensation arrangements shall be determined by the finance committee and approved in advance of payment and each approved compensation arrangement shall be documented in a writing which memorializes the date and terms of the compensation agreement. Compensation shall be reasonable and not exceed the fair market value of services received. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 18 990's are available on Guidestar Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 No other documents available to the public.