2019-09-18T10:39:35-05:00 2019-06-30 411736396 FOLEY KALSEIM & COMPANY LTD 12415 55TH ST N LAKE ELMO MN 550428462 990EZ 2018-07-01 475032696 ST CROIX FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER STCR 6512317807 PO BOX 73 BAYPORT MN 55003 CYNTHIA PARSONS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 6512317807 2019-09-18 MARTHA A KALMON CPA P00844987 6514303635 2019-09-18 167.68.16.49 2019-09-18 10:39:35 CD P 7D6D6337EF233A199007067B3537EBCDE1185D99 0E008D22335C8037B6CA3E6951A2BEEDE5BC3940 2018 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z X WWW.STCROIXFRC.ORG X X 57010 X 56986 24 57010 108691 16094 825 332 27631 153573 -96563 151943 -15666 39714 X 151943 42208 151943 42208 2494 151943 39714 X PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE COORDINATED SERVICES FOR LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILES WHO EXPERIENCE HOMELESSNESS OR ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. FAMILY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM: RATES OF MENTAL ILLNESS ARE HIGHEST IN LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES. NEARLY 1/3 OF ADULTS IN LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS REPORTED HAVING AN ANXIETY OR DEPRESSIONDIAGNOSIS (WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2019). ABOUT 36% OF FRC CLIENTS ARE LIMITED TO BEING ABLE TO WORK DUE TO SEVERE MENTAL AND/OR PHYSICAL HEATH DIAGNOSIS. MANY FAMILIES HAVE FIXED INCOMES AND BECOME SOCIALLY ISOLATED AS RESULT OF NOT WORKING. FAMILIES IN FRCS FAMILY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM RECEIVE SUPPORT TO REACH THEIR BASIC NEEDS. FRC FAMILY ADVOCATES TEACH FAMILIES HOW TO LIVE WITHIN THEIR MEANS AND CONNECT THEM TO COMMUNITY. FAMILIES THEN WORK WITH FAMILY ADVOCATES TO DEVELOP SHORT AND LONG-TERM GOALS FOR THEIR FINANCES, HOUSING, AND FAMILY LIFE. ALL SERVICES ARE INDIVIDUALIZED TO MEET FAMILIES GOALS. 41176 YOUTH CONNECTIONS PROGRAM: THE FRC IS PROVIDING A HEALTHY SUPPORT SYSTEM THROUGH ITS YOUTH CONNECTIONS DROP-IN CENTERS. THESE CENTERS LOCATED IN STILLWATER AND COTTAGE GROVE PROVIDE A SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE PLACE FOR YOUTH TO HAVE A HOT MEAL, SHOWER, DO LAUNDRY, PICK OUT SEASONALLY APPROPRIATE CLOTHING ALONG WITH PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS. MOST IMPORTANTLY, THESE YOUTH MAKE CONNECTIONS WITH ADULT VOLUNTEERS AND PROFESSIONAL YOUTH COUNSELORS THAT WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS, MAKE REFERRALS FOR MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH CONCERNS AND JUST LISTEN, PROVIDING HOPE THAT THEIR FUTURES WILL BE FULL OF PROMISE AND CONNECTIONS TO A COMMUNITY THAT WILL WELCOME THEM AS THEY ARE. 33016 AFTER-SCHOOL TUTORING AND MUSIC PROGRAM: ITS MISSION IS TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILIES TO LEARN AND GROW TOGETHER. FAMILIES GAIN EXPERIENCE MASTERING LIFE AND SOCIAL SKILLS IN A FUN, LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. CHILDREN ARE PAIRED WITH ONE-ON-ONE TUTORS FOR THEIR INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC LEARNING NEEDS. CHILDREN WITH AN INTEREST IN LEARNING TO PLAY GUITAR OR PIANO ARE PAIRED WITH MUSIC INSTRUCTORS. HEALTHY, FUN FRIENDSHIPS ARE FOUND AT THE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM. FRC PARTNERS WITH OUR COMMUNITY KITCHEN TO CONDUCT COOKING CLASSES FOR FAMILIES TO LEARN HOW TO COOK HEALTHY, AFFORDABLE MEALS. 12359 CAREER CONNECTIONS PROGRAM: IT CAN BE DIFFICULT TO DREAM OF OBTAINING A BETTER CAREER OR ATTENDING COLLEGE WHEN YOU ARE A LOW-INCOME PARENT, HAVE A MENTAL OR PHYSICAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS, AND OTHER BARRIERS. OFTEN, PEOPLE WITH LOW-INCOMES DONT PURSUE BETTER CAREERS DUE TO LACK OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND SUPPORT. FRCS CAREER CONNECTIONS PROGRAM PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE THESE DREAMS BECOME A REALITY. AFTER ASSESSING STRENGTHS AND SKILLS, FAMILY ADVOCATES HELP CLIENTS PURSUE LIVING WAGE CAREERS WITH A PERSONALIZED PLAN THAT SUPPORTS GETTING PROMOTED, GOING TO COLLEGE, OR STARTING THEIR OWN BUSINESS. THROUGH LONG- TERM GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT OF FAMILY ADVOCATES, CLIENTS LEARN TO SET BETTER PERSONAL AND FAMILY GOALS THAT LEAD TO BRIGHTER FUTURES. SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM: IMAGINE BEING LOW-INCOME, STRUGGLING TO PAY RENT, BATTLING DEPRESSION, AND WORRYING ABOUT HOW YOURE GOING TO PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE. THIS IS THE CASE FOR MANY PARENTS. THE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM OFFERS RESOURCES TO HELP FAMILIES GAIN FINANCIAL SECURITY, OBTAIN PERMANENT HOUSING, AND BUILD STRONGER FOUNDATIONS. LOCAL CHURCHES AND GROUPS PARTNER WITH FRC TO PROVIDE A STRUCTURED ONE-YEAR PROGRAM FOR A FAMILY IN NEED OF HOUSING STABILITY. FAMILIES WORK TOWARD THEIR GOALS WITH AN EXPANDED POSITIVE SUPPORT NETWORK WHICH INCLUDES A VOLUNTEER FAMILY MENTOR. 37409 123960 ROBERT DICKIE PAST CHAIR 1.00 0 MERYL ANN JOHNSON-TOMASZEWSKI TREASURER 1.00 0 GARY KELSEY BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 JOHN RICHARDS BOARD CHAIR 1.00 0 CYNTHIA PARSONS EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 54498 MARGUERITE DEFORE SECRETARY 1.00 0 false false false false false false false false false MN MARY PAUL PO BOX 73 BAYPORT MN 55003 6512317807 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 108689 218220 56986 383895 108689 218220 56986 383895 383895 24 24 383919 X FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION 100 DUES/FEES/LICENSES 673 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,826 SOFTWARE 155 LOCAL MILEAGE/PARKING 2,102 CONFERENCE, CONVENTION, MEETI 610 INSURANCE 2,308 TELEPHONE 1,082 SUBSCRIPTIONS, MEMBERSHIP 669 CC/BANK FEES 23 SMALL EQUIPMENT 1,099 PROGRAM SERVICES EXPENSES 16,984 TOTAL 27,631 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 20 PRIOR PERIOD ADJUSTMENT -15,666 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 PAYROLL LIABILITIES 0 2,494 FORM 990-EZ, PART III PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE COORDINATED SERVICES FOR LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILES WHO EXPERIENCE HOMELESSNESS OR ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 FAMILY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM: RATES OF MENTAL ILLNESS ARE HIGHEST IN LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES. NEARLY 1/3 OF ADULTS IN LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS REPORTED HAVING AN ANXIETY OR DEPRESSIONDIAGNOSIS (WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2019). ABOUT 36% OF FRC CLIENTS ARE LIMITED TO BEING ABLE TO WORK DUE TO SEVERE MENTAL AND/OR PHYSICAL HEATH DIAGNOSIS. MANY FAMILIES HAVE FIXED INCOMES AND BECOME SOCIALLY ISOLATED AS RESULT OF NOT WORKING. FAMILIES IN FRCS FAMILY CONNECTIONS PROGRAM RECEIVE SUPPORT TO REACH THEIR BASIC NEEDS. FRC FAMILY ADVOCATES TEACH FAMILIES HOW TO LIVE WITHIN THEIR MEANS AND CONNECT THEM TO COMMUNITY. FAMILIES THEN WORK WITH FAMILY ADVOCATES TO DEVELOP SHORT AND LONG-TERM GOALS FOR THEIR FINANCES, HOUSING, AND FAMILY LIFE. ALL SERVICES ARE INDIVIDUALIZED TO MEET FAMILIES GOALS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 YOUTH CONNECTIONS PROGRAM: THE FRC IS PROVIDING A HEALTHY SUPPORT SYSTEM THROUGH ITS YOUTH CONNECTIONS DROP-IN CENTERS. THESE CENTERS LOCATED IN STILLWATER AND COTTAGE GROVE PROVIDE A SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE PLACE FOR YOUTH TO HAVE A HOT MEAL, SHOWER, DO LAUNDRY, PICK OUT SEASONALLY APPROPRIATE CLOTHING ALONG WITH PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS. MOST IMPORTANTLY, THESE YOUTH MAKE CONNECTIONS WITH ADULT VOLUNTEERS AND PROFESSIONAL YOUTH COUNSELORS THAT WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS, MAKE REFERRALS FOR MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH CONCERNS AND JUST LISTEN, PROVIDING HOPE THAT THEIR FUTURES WILL BE FULL OF PROMISE AND CONNECTIONS TO A COMMUNITY THAT WILL WELCOME THEM AS THEY ARE. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 AFTER-SCHOOL TUTORING AND MUSIC PROGRAM: ITS MISSION IS TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILIES TO LEARN AND GROW TOGETHER. FAMILIES GAIN EXPERIENCE MASTERING LIFE AND SOCIAL SKILLS IN A FUN, LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. CHILDREN ARE PAIRED WITH ONE-ON-ONE TUTORS FOR THEIR INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC LEARNING NEEDS. CHILDREN WITH AN INTEREST IN LEARNING TO PLAY GUITAR OR PIANO ARE PAIRED WITH MUSIC INSTRUCTORS. HEALTHY, FUN FRIENDSHIPS ARE FOUND AT THE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM. FRC PARTNERS WITH OUR COMMUNITY KITCHEN TO CONDUCT COOKING CLASSES FOR FAMILIES TO LEARN HOW TO COOK HEALTHY, AFFORDABLE MEALS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 CAREER CONNECTIONS PROGRAM: IT CAN BE DIFFICULT TO DREAM OF OBTAINING A BETTER CAREER OR ATTENDING COLLEGE WHEN YOU ARE A LOW-INCOME PARENT, HAVE A MENTAL OR PHYSICAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS, AND OTHER BARRIERS. OFTEN, PEOPLE WITH LOW-INCOMES DONT PURSUE BETTER CAREERS DUE TO LACK OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND SUPPORT. FRCS CAREER CONNECTIONS PROGRAM PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE THESE DREAMS BECOME A REALITY. AFTER ASSESSING STRENGTHS AND SKILLS, FAMILY ADVOCATES HELP CLIENTS PURSUE LIVING WAGE CAREERS WITH A PERSONALIZED PLAN THAT SUPPORTS GETTING PROMOTED, GOING TO COLLEGE, OR STARTING THEIR OWN BUSINESS. THROUGH LONG- TERM GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT OF FAMILY ADVOCATES, CLIENTS LEARN TO SET BETTER PERSONAL AND FAMILY GOALS THAT LEAD TO BRIGHTER FUTURES. SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM: IMAGINE BEING LOW-INCOME, STRUGGLING TO PAY RENT, BATTLING DEPRESSION, AND WORRYING ABOUT HOW YOURE GOING TO PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE. THIS IS THE CASE FOR MANY PARENTS. THE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM OFFERS RESOURCES TO HELP FAMILIES GAIN FINANCIAL SECURITY, OBTAIN PERMANENT HOUSING, AND BUILD STRONGER FOUNDATIONS. LOCAL CHURCHES AND GROUPS PARTNER WITH FRC TO PROVIDE A STRUCTURED ONE-YEAR PROGRAM FOR A FAMILY IN NEED OF HOUSING STABILITY. FAMILIES WORK TOWARD THEIR GOALS WITH AN EXPANDED POSITIVE SUPPORT NETWORK WHICH INCLUDES A VOLUNTEER FAMILY MENTOR.