Our Impact

“Who are we, if not measured by our impact on others?”

“That’s who we are! We’re not who we say we are, we’re not who we want to be – we are sum of the influence and impact that we have, in our lives, on others.” –Carl Sagan

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

Financial Stability

  • 115 Vermonters increased their savings
  • 646 Vermonters participated in micro-business and development start up classes
  • $5,345,071 in tax refunds were returned to the Vermont economy through the VITA Program

Children & Families

  • 873 parents improved family functioning skills
  • 697 Head Start children became ready for kindergarten

Community Building

  • 1,527 Vermonters avoided evictions
  • 519 individuals improved their leadership skills through engagement in VCAP communities
  • 354 improved self-employment skills to provide for themselves and their families
  • 438 found safety in domestic and sexual assault intervention programs at CVOEO.  117 Vermonters found Shelter, with hotline calls, web-chats and email assistance provided

Health & Well-Being

  • 39,174 hot meals were made and distributed to Vermonters in need
  • 20,960 boxes/bags of groceries were distributed

Housing Assistance

  • 158 Vermonters experiencing homelessness were provided emergency housing
  • 1,951 Vermonters obtained safe, affordable and permanent housing
  • 865 received security deposits
  • 1,887 received rental assistance

Energy Assistance

  • 5,996 were served through the Crisis fuel program for short term emergency assistance
  • 1,531 Vermont households have improved energy efficiency and energy burden reduction
  • A Vermont Weatherization Training Center was opened in 2025 and provides training to the 5 weatherization agencies