Vermont Coalition to End

“Vermont coalition to end homelessness merged with the vermont affordable housing coalition to form the vermont coalition to end homelessness dba the housing and homelessness alliance of vermont. The organization became a membership corporation and the bylaws were updated to reflect changes for the new merged organization. Individual members will consist of those who complete a membership form and acknowledge agreement with the mission. Individual members do not have voting rights. Individual member benefits shall be determined by the board of directors. Organizational members will consist of nonprofit organizations, public housing authorities, and other institutions identified by the board that complete a membership form, acknowledge agreement with the mission, and pays annual dues in an amount determined by the board of directors. Organizational member organizations shall have one vote on membership matters. A quorum for membership meetings shall be determined by the chair of the board at any duly called meeting. The membership uses a simple majority vote system. The election of board of directors members shall be by majority vote of those eligible members attending the annual meeting or at a special meeting warned for that purpose. The board of directors shall consist of no less than seven members but no more than fifteen members. Upon dissolution, all assets shall be distributed to one or more organizations that are tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code (or comparable provision of later law), or to the state of vermont or the united states of america for restricted purposes as agreed upon by majority vote of the board of directors.”

“The organization has two types of members: individual members and organizational members.”

“The 990 is reviewed by the finance committee and shared with the full board prior to filing.”

“Compensation is proposed by the board chair and incorporated into the annual budget, which is reviewed and approved by the full board.”

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“Housing & homelessness alliance of vermont”

“The housing & homelessness alliance of vermont (hhav) works toward a future in which all people living in vermont have safe, stable, affordable homes and if homelessness occurs, it is brief, rare, and non-recurring. This includes the full spectrum of the affordable housing landscape, from rentals to homeownership, from shelter to subsidies and services, from new development to sustaining existing housing, and so much more.”

“Our organization expanded its work to also prioritize the development of additional permanently affordable housing units. We accomplish this primarily via policy advocacy.”

“Payroll expenses 122,859 30,635 0 other consultants 6,345 23,557 190 total 129,204 54,192 190”