Members of the Alliance

Members: Nonprofit Organizations, Associations, and Businesses

Action Circles

Child Care Resource

Children UnlimitedĀ 

Early Education Services

First Children’s Finance

Good Beginnings of Central Vermont

Hunger Free Vermont

Janet S. Munt Family Room

Junior League of Champlain Valley

Let’s Grow Kids

Mary Johnson Children’s Center

Snelling Center

United Ways of Vermont

Vermont Afterschool

Vermont Association for the Education of Young Children

Vermont Child Care Providers Association

Vermont Community Loan Fund

Vermont Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health

Vermont Foodbank

Vermont Head Start Association, Inc.

Vermont Parent Child Center Network

Voices for Vermont’s Children

Winston Prouty Center for Family and Child Development

Strategic Partners

Building Bright Futures State Advisory and Regional Councils

Couch Family Foundation

Turrell Fund

Members: Individuals

Steve Ames

Margaret Atkinson

Betsy Barstow

Kristiana Birmingham

Ashley Brown

Elizabeth Christie

Catherine Clement

Ammie Collins

Tessa Dearborn

Deborah Dondzik

Ilia Gilligan

Charlie Gliserman

Marla Goldstein

Cynthia Greene

Burleigh Griffith

Anika Heilweil

Kim Keiser

Lee Lauber

Courtney Lynch

Leigh Marthe

Pam McCarthy

Tabitha McGlynn

Laurie Metcalfe

Cheryl Mitchell

Helen Myhre

Christina Nelson

Margaret Rubick

Kristena Shaffer

Kinsley Sicard

Lauren Skaskiw

Lois Springer

Nancy Steeley

Mark Sustic

Beth Traver-Adolphus

April Zajko

“ECDL is always an incredible opportunity for students but I think this year was particularly meaningful because these students are seniors, whose learning experiences have been significantly shaped by the pandemic. Having this opportunity to learn and volunteer at ECDL in person was great for them on a personal and professional level. The students who volunteered reported experiencing epiphany-level realizations about the value of their experiences, knowledge, skills, and perspectives and the responsibility they have to be more involved in advocacy within the state. ECDL boosted their confidence and they were star struck by many of the individuals they were able to meet.”

– Kaitlin Northey, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT