Quality Care for Children Inc.

“A draft of form 990 was made available to all board members for their review.”

“All board members sign a conflict of interest policy at the beginning of their term. Annually, each board member is reviewed and asked to examine their signed conflict of interest policy to ensure that it is still accurate.”

“Compensation of the ceo is established by the executive committee. The ceo is then responsible for establishing the compensation level for all staff.”

“The governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available upon request.”

“Creating quality 1. 26,643 participant hours of traning supplied to child care professionals at 586 classes. 2 689 child care programs assisted with quality rated, georgia's quality rating improvement system. 3. 4,961 on-site consultation visits and 16,607 hours of support at child care programs. 4. 586,131 in grants provided to child care providers to improve their facilities and programs. 5. 775 programs provided with business resources and discounts through qcc's shared services alliance. 6. 16 child care programs participated in qcc's early head start latino cohort. 7. 18,826 children received nutrutious meals and snacks through the usda child care food program. 8. 48,580 nutritious summer meals served to children at 17 sites through the usda summer food program. 9. 102 participant hours of statewide nutrition training for chld care cooks. 10. 16 workshops for child care professionals at annual early education business summit. 11. 27 "director to director" meetings held for chld care professionals to network and share best practices. 12. 4,400+ worth of new books, clothing and toys donated through qcc's corporate holiday drives. 13. 240+ corporate volunteer hours spent improving child care facilities and assisting with educational lessons. 14. 3,400 worth of educational supplies built by volunteers for child care programs serving low-income children. Ensuring access 1. Provided 28,691 free referrals to parents seeking child care, after- school, and summer camps. 2. 43 families supported with child care financial assistance through qcc's boost initiative. 3. 64 fields of data for all159 georgia counties provided to policy makers through qccdata.org 4. 147,580 text messages sent to georgia parents with parenting tips and child development information through georgia parent power. 5. 13,906 updates made to child care provider database to ensure parent referral information. 6. 60 community events throughout georgia attended to share critical information about finding quality child care to parents.”

“Fundraising expenses 41,077 fundraising expenses -41,077”