We are:- A non-profit dedicated to providing housing and
food to those in need in Addison County.
- 750 community volunteers working together to house
over 45 people, serve 21,000 meals, and perform 23,500 hours of service
every year.
Mission
The
Middlebury Community Care Coalition (MCCC) is dedicated to providing housing
and food to
those in need. We collaborate with other service providers in the area
with the objectives
of eradicating homelessness, providing safe and stable housing for families,
and ensuring that everyone in the community has enough to eat.
MCCC also
brings people together. Our volunteers hail from a great range
of religious, academic, and professional backgrounds, and our programs
give them the opportunity to join together under a common cause.
History and Statistics
MCCC was
founded in 2005 in response to critical food and housing needs in Addison
County. Our programs have expanded quickly since then. We now
have a volunteer base of over 700 community members contributing 23,000
hours of service every year. Our annual
budget is approximately $115,000. We served 20,000 meals in 2010, and housed 30
adults and 11 children.
Leadership
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, MCCC is run by an elected volunteer board of directors. The volunteer president is Doug Sinclair, and many other volunteers oversee different aspects of our programs. For a list of the program leaders, please see our Contact section.
Our BrochureFor your convenience, we have a 2-page MCCC brochure that describes who we are. (We recommend that it be printed as a 2-sided color handout and folded in half.) |
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