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2008 Annual Report
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2008 Annual Report
OuR AppReciAtiOn
Dearest Friends, It is our honor to present The Family Learning Center's Annual Report to all of our much-appreciated supporters. The last 28 years have been filled with immense accomplishments for The Family Learning Center and 2008 was no different.
The Family Learning Center is flourishing and influencing more lives each year. We began as a preschool cooperative serving 43 low-income children and we have grown into a full-service human service agency serving over 2,000 individuals annually.
Our programs are designed to support families by increasing employment opportunities, facilitating access to enhanced health and wellness, providing quality childcare and preschool programs, and improving the educational performance of children of all ages.
The Family Learning Center has received numerous awards over the last 28 years: the Boulder Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business of the Year Award and Boulder County Business Report's IQ Award for outstanding innovative program service delivery.
We are extremely proud of our accomplishments, however the greatest reward is seeing our children and families succeed. For example, during the 2007–2008 school year, 100 percent of The Family Learning Center's high school seniors graduated and 95 percent were accepted into college. All preschoolers made significant improvements in school readiness skills. Virtually 100 parents completed a comprehensive literacy program.
We are keenly aware that your support is essential to our success and aids our ability to provide services to thousands of low-income children and families. On behalf of all the children and families who benefit by being part of The Family Learning Center, we extend our deepest appreciation.
Sincerely,
Cindy O'KeeffePresident
Brenda LyleExecutive Director and Founder
who we areThe Family Learning Center is a 501(c)(3)
tax-exempt, not-for-profit organization
located in Boulder, Colorado. We are a
comprehensive human service agency
that annually provides thousands of
low-income children and families with
programs and skills training in youth and
family development, education, health and
wellness and community development.
our missionOur mission is to encourage successful
lifelong learning and economic self-
sufficiency for families of diverse cultures
and limited incomes, in a learning
environment where families feel nurtured,
respected and empowered.
We help ignite the potential in children and
families by providing the tools to achieve
success in school and life. We believe
that family and community offer the best
framework for healthy, social, academic,
civic and ethical development of children
and families.
By offering educational opportunities
for the entire family, we create families
who value education, self-reliance and
community service.
"The Family Learning Center has always believed in me, even when I did not believe in myself. They wanted the best for me and thanks to their constant support, I was the first person in my family to graduate from high school." - Jose, an after school program participant
who we serveThe Family Learning Center is an inclusive community, where children
and families of all races and from all walks of life are welcomed. Many
of our families live in subsidized housing communities in Boulder
and Broomfield Counties and depend on a variety of government and
private aid programs.
Our families have a strong work ethic and a deep commitment
to improve the quality of life for their children and families. Our
programs support their goals by increasing employment opportunities,
facilitating access to health and wellness, providing quality childcare
and preschool programs, improving the educational performance of
children of all ages, promoting economic self-sufficiency, enhancing
parenting skills and, ultimately, breaking the bondage of prolonged
cycles of poverty.
how we beganEstablished in 1981 by community organizer Brenda Lyle and local
advocates and parents, The Family Learning Center began as an
early childhood co-op for 43 low-income preschool children and
their families. Today it has grown to become a full-service human
services agency, serving more than 2,000 children and families a year,
supported by a volunteer Board of Directors, a staff of over 18 and
more than 200 volunteers.
For 28 years, The Family Learning Center has provided low-income and
culturally-diverse children and families with meaningful opportunities
to become educated, productive members of the community who can
successfully compete in a global society.
28 yeARs Of AccOmplishmentOuR stORy
“I like The Family Learning Center. They have snacks for us after school and I can get help with my homework and play with my friends. They help me believe I can be anything when I grow up – a doctor, a football player, the president of United States, or even a teacher.” – Rosa, an after school participant
early childhood educationOur early childhood development programs are among the highest
quality in the state of Colorado based on evaluations by the Boulder
Valley School District and the Colorado State Department of Education.
Five days a week, these programs provide quality literacy-based
multicultural, bilingual preschool classes for low-income children and
full-time childcare for their working parents.
In 2008:
100 preschool students were served•
100% increased their pre-kindergarten literacy skills by at least 50%•
100% pre-kindergarten students were prepared for kindergarten •
100% of preschool graduates have successfully transitioned into •
kindergarten classes within Boulder Valley and St. Vrain
School Districts
family learning center hope academy Through our partnership with Colorado's Hope Co-Op Online Learning
Academy, The Family Learning Center was able to provide extended day
accredited academic course offerings for children in grades K-12.
In 2008:
40 students were served•
100% of students enrolled made academic progress in the areas of •
math, science, and language arts
100% of students received basic tools for learning•
elementary after schoolThe elementary after-school program is designed to help its participants
master the core concepts and study habits necessary for academic
success. All participants are provided tutors to assist with homework
and personalized math and reading reinforcement activities. The
Elementary After School Program also caters to the development
of social skills and creative growth through an evolving array of
community-supported workshops and activities. Health and nutrition
also play a key role in our program with healthy snacks provided daily as
well as frequent visits from nutritionists and athletes.
In 2008:
250 students were served•
100% of students completed homework assignments•
100% of students stayed in school •
middle school after school The middle school after school program provides academic support
for students in grades 6-8 through tutoring, mentoring and other
educational enrichment activities. Each student receives daily academic
case management by staff, which includes tracking grades, school
attendance, and assignments, as well as meeting regularly with teachers.
The program is designed to help students improve their knowledge and
skills in all subject areas and to foster the positive development of youth
for success in middle school and beyond.
In 2008:
125 students were served•
100% of students completed homework assignments and •
stayed in school
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high school college prep The high school college prep program is an academic skill
development and college-readiness program that offers after-school
tutoring and mentoring services, SAT/ACT prep, college-admissions
workshops and one-on-one instruction. Each student receives
academic case management to ensure performance levels meet
the requirements for their next phase of education. The program is
designed to help students improve their knowledge and skills in all
subject areas and to foster the positive development of youth for
success in high school and beyond.
In 2008:
200 students were served•
100% of high school students graduated from high school•
95% of students were accepted into college•
transportation program To extend our community reach and ease daily commuting
challenges, we provide low-cost transportation for preschool and
school-aged children attending The Family Learning Center.
In 2008:
100 students were provided transportation services•
2,000 round trips were provided for low-income children to attend •
The Family Learning Center's programs and activities
After-school transportation was provided for Centennial, Platt, and •
Casey Middle School students.
elementary summer Our commitment to the children doesn't end with the school year. We
also offer a six-week summer program which builds on the foundation
set during the after-school program. The summer affords us time
to introduce children to their community through participation in
educational field trips, sports, art, community service and guest
presentations. By keeping their minds active during the summer, this
program helps the children's transition back to school in the fall.
In 2008:
43 elementary students participated•
100% completed a six-week academic, recreational and cultural •
program
middle school summer The middle school summer program provides students with activities
to help build their leadership, team building and athletic skills.
Students participate in a number of sports challenges, including track
and field, soccer, football, volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis and
golf. Students also develop skills to help prepare them for college and
work by learning what it means to give back to the community through
a variety of philanthropy-related community service projects.
In 2008:
40 students participated•
100% completed a seven-week sports, academic and leadership •
program
100% completed at least four community service projects •
high school summer Accredited high school courses in the summer are available through a
partnership with the Boulder Valley School District and Brigham Young
University. These collaborations enable The Family Learning Center to
offer a variety of courses in both the classroom and online. Students
will participate in a number of academic activities and events,
including visiting college campuses, meeting with admission officers,
participating in leadership-development classes, financial aid training,
community service projects and SAT and ACT prep courses.
In 2008:
115 students participated •
100% of high school students completed at least one accredited •
course in math, science, English, or history
100% completed at least two community service projects •
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The Family Learning Center provides basic needs for families in the
form of 10,000 pounds of food each month though its partnership
with Community Food Share as well as clothing, furniture and
households goods though community donations. Additionally, families
can fulfill educational needs through FLC-provided resources from
literacy and language to computer courses.
family literacy Comprehensive family literacy services are available for all families
with children up to eight years old. This program increases parental
understanding of early-childhood development’s significance for
success in school and life. The program provides resources for
families to connect with society and navigate community institutions,
such as school systems, the business community, housing,
healthcare,and social service agencies. Opportunities for families
include the Parent and Child Time (PACT) learning-together program
and life skills and parenting classes.
adult education programs The adult education program provides meaningful opportunities for
parents and other adults to complete their high school education,
improve and increase employment opportunities, and enhance their
literacy skills for self and family empowerment. Classes include ESL
levels I and II, GED, job internship program for welfare recipients and
career development training.
neighborhood network/family literacy/computer technology and internet access In an effort to help the families we serve become better prepared
for the world of work and meet the challenges of the 21st century,
The Family Learning Center offers computer classes levels I–IV and
advanced computer and Internet access programs.
fAmily pROgRAms
The Family Learning Center serves the community by providing
a space to host family celebrations and gatherings in addition
to a meeting place for other organizations that share our values
and mission.
CollaborationThe Family Learning Center partners with a variety of community-
based and governmental agencies, including the YMCA, Boulder
Rotary Clubs, Optimist Clubs, Centro Amsted, State Wide Parent
Coalition, Shining Mountain Waldorf School, Bridge School, “I
Have a Dream,” Sister Carmen Center, Dental Aid, Community
Food Share, Boulder Valley School District, Boulder County Social
Services, University of Colorado, Naropa University, Boulder Health
Department, Boulder County Mental Health, Boulder City Children
Services, Boulder Council on Early Childhood Education, Boulder
Valley Impact and the Boulder Chamber of Commerce.
Community Center As a member of the community, The Family Learning Center opens
its doors to area residents for family celebrations while also providing
technical assistance for hundreds of residents of San Juan del Centro,
Boulder’s largest low-income housing project, and other low-income
housing sites. We also make our vans available to other non-profit
organizations and provide space for community groups, such as the
Boulder Police Annex, Boulder Valley School District, SIT team meetings,
bilingual and summer reading programs and daycare for Columbine’s
Family Resource School.
Indirect Program Service Delivery The Family Learning Center provides space and in-kind resources for
the following agencies and organizations:
Boulder County Health Department health screening and •
exercise classes
Boulder TRANSACT developmental screening•
Boulder AIDS project•
Latino Women's Group•
SIDA minority AIDS outreach program •
AVANCE crisis intervention services•
Boulder Public Library multi-cultural reading program and space for •
off-site library
Boulder Parks and Recreation off-site recreational activities•
Latino Parent Program•
Boulder Valley School District•
Boulder Police Department•
cOmmunity pROgRAms
REVENUE
Private Foundations 450,091.40 45%
Government 259,911.63 26%
Corporate 1,000.00 1%
Special Events 159,335.15 16%
Individuals 62,505.17 7%
Church/Civic 6,637.00 2%
Program Fees 35,901.00 3%
Total Revenue $975,381.35 100%
EXPENSES
Direct Program Services 766,209.30 85%
Management, Fundraising & General 135,213.00 15%
Total Expenses $901,422.30 100%
EXCESS OF OPERATING REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $73,959.05
TOTAL ASSETS ALL FUNDS
Cash, Accounts Receivable 154,157.72
Building, Equipment, Vehicles 16,135.08
Total Assets $270,292.80
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Short Term $7.96
Equity $270,292.80
Total Liabilities & Net Assets $270,292.80
2008 Expenses
85%
10%5%
Direct ProgramServicesAdministration
Fundraising- SpecialEvents
2008 Revenue
26%
45%
1%
16%
7%
2%
3%
GovernmentPrivate FoundationCorporateSpecial EventsIndividualsChurch/CivicProgram Fees
Family Learning Centersummary of financial statements12/31/2008–unaudited
finAnciAl Review
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Denver Zoological FoundationDependable CleanersDr. Steven E. MarkowitzEssentials SpaFirst United Methodist ChurchFlatiron Athletic ClubFruehauf’sGinger and PicklesGrand RabbitsGreensPoint CateringHewlett-Packard HPHospice Care and ShareHurdle’s JewelryLeBelle Nail SalonLucky Strike LanesLyle ConsultingMaruca DesignMcGuckin HardwareMoe’s Broadway BagelsMorton’sMountain SunNCSL InternationalProduct Architects, Inc.Qdoba Mexican GrillRas Kassa’s Ethiopia Restaurant
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thOse invOlveDThe Family Learning Center is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, that sets policies and oversees fiscal management of The Family
Learning Center, and an Executive Director that manages day-to-day operations. The Board is comprised of community leaders, business
professionals, educators and representatives from the families we serve. The Board of Directors has 100% financial participation and gives
an average of 15 hours per month in volunteer services. The Center has over 200 community volunteers who provide one-on-one tutoring and
mentoring to the children and families we serve.
2008 penfield tate humanitarian award recipientsThe annual Penfield Tate Humanitarian Award was created by The Family Learning Center to honor the memory and legacy of the late Penfield
Tate, a former mayor of Boulder and civil rights lawyer. Last year at the 14th Annual Penfield Tate Humanitarian Awards Dinner, Jane McConnell
and TJ Heyman were the recipients of the honor. They were selected based on their outstanding contributions to the Boulder community.
McConnell is the View Chair of The Community Foundation and she has also had significant impact with EFAA. Heyman launched the “Culture
of Giving,” a grassroots campaign through The Community Foundation, to raise awareness and elevate charitable giving locally. The event was a
huge success!
A highlight of the event — which included a silent auction and live auction — was when George Boedecker, Jr., founder of Crocs, Inc. and the
Boedecker Foundation (aka Anthony H. Kruse Foundation), made a personal donation of $50,000 to The Family Learning Center and encouraged
the Boulder community to dig deep and support those in need during these difficult financial times.
The Family Learning Center (FLC) is one of the least known institutions that have the most significant impact on the lives of so many families on Boulder County. While The FLC focuses on the full scope of education and empowerment for each member of low income families, they are a national model for inclusiveness and economic self-sufficiency. They engage people to bring out the best in themselves while positively impacting the lives of the rich, middle class and people of diverse political views. This organization has succeeded in fulfilling the dreams of kids and adults who’s potential was ignited to achieve excellence in their educational, community, and vocational careers. They have founded and launched programs that received national recognition with staff and volunteers who unselfishly give of themselves every measure necessary to help constituents succeed in life. The people who are a part of The Family Learning Center are passionate about serving their families and the community with high ethical standards. They take it personally because that’s what they stand for. - George Crochet
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2008-2009 Volunteers
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Rex Van GordenKrista VandenbergFred WarrenSean WeinsteinMandy WeissJane WhiteValerie WhiteStephanie WilliamsIlana WinchesterHanna WongLinda WoodsAlexa WorthingtonAzuraye WycoffSofia XimelloAnthony YannettKristi YorksAntonia ZavalaJana ZimmermanEmily ZisetteSunflower Zubaedi
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Brenda LyleMary SchmidtRuthie ChavezMark RaleyRamona ThomasManuela De la CruzMonica IbarraErnesto Pinto-AndrewsPilar AguilarElton DavisEric Schmidt Torey Gannon
Ryan ForquerLatoya ChavezMargarita FernandezFrancisco JiminezDorothy AnguloLea AlvaradoDuncan HoueycattScott MacNameeMartha RiosHeather SchmitzLin Welch
2008 Staff Members
2008 Board Of Directors
Brenda Lyle, Executive Director and FounderCindy O'Keeffe, PresidentJennifer Klein (Thompson), SecretaryKatherine Pollicita, TreasurerRick SterlingAlex SterlingCindy DavisRob HeiderJason HaislmaierSandy BuddeLindsay WhitcherHoward HarrisKelly Doyle DuncanCommander Curt JohnsonRobert JaquezSuzana GebremariamTerry Harman
3164 34th Street, Boulder, CO 80301
303.442.8979 phone, 303.442.0901 fax
www.flcboulder.org
