The Family Place

Mission Statement

It is our vision based on our new mission to: Provide basic life skills education to 45 families each year, resulting in 75% of those completing the program to move successfully beyond the need for temporary housing. The project is called Going Home. More information can be found in the Program tab on this site. Children in the program stay in school, pre-school children reap the benefits of a Montessori education and leadership and development training is provided for the youth. More information can be found in the Program tab on this site. Families identify a new way of living and learn to be functioning, contributing members of their communities. Emotionally healthier individuals and families are the result.

Impact and Programs

Accomplishments Impacts include: Purchase of land for a community garden to serve 36 youth in the summer program Served 143 homeless people 19,420 healthy meals and 4,493 healthy snacks were served in 2016 Utilized 627 community volunteers
Current Goals THe Family Place Marketing to support the install of a scale curriculum/courses for community members Casa de la Bella Montessori An increase in the number of children being served. Children in shelter, those who have been in shelter, and those who are in the community. Completion of the Parent Aware Program Increased revenue Adult Life Skills Program Curriculum that includes 16 weeks of financial planning included in each lesson Hired teacher who is tuned into making a difference in the lives of each member of the class Follow up services for all students graduating from the course Night Shelter Staff dedicated to improving the program development for evening interactions with the parents and children Healthy Meals Overall improvement in the handling of food Daily instructions on the food value of the meals for better eating habits and table manners The Lovejoy Community Garden Begin implementing the plan Youth Development and Leadership Program Staff dedicated to improving the transferring of information to the youth, during the summer and school vacation days
Community or Constituency Served Long-term or short-term homeless families and children
Geographic Area Served Downtown, St. Paul Minnesota

Reports & Finances

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3 Year Average Expenses
Program Services
$483,318
90%
Management
$43,939
8.2%
Fundraising
$9,965
1.9%
Unrestricted Net Assets
End of Year:
Beginning of Year:
Difference:
2015
$579,631
$79,952
$499,679
2014
$79,952
$74,891
$5,061
2013
$74,891
$165,511
($90,620)

Notes from the Council

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Connect

Address:
244 Tenth Street East
St. Paul , MN 55101
Phone: 651-225-9354
Website: famplace.org/

General Information

Alternative Name: Family Place, Famplace, TFP
EIN: 41-2003333
Principal Staff: Dr. Margaret Lovejoy
Number of Full-Time Equivalents (FTE): 14.5 FTE
Volunteers: 400
Number of Clients: 143

Board

Board Chair: Dennis Anderson
Number of Board Members: 5
Board Meetings with Quorum: 4
Average Member Attendance: 4.8

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