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We Want to Hear From You!

8/19/2022

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For over 30 years, Addison County Community Trust (ACCT) has been working to provide affordable housing in our community. During that time, our organization has grown, changed, and evolved. To best fulfill our current mission, we are exploring a new name and logo to better represent the work we do.

We invite you to share your thoughts and opinions on how we can most effectively represent ourselves to our community and beyond. Completing our survey only takes 8-12 minutes to complete and would make a world of difference in our efforts.  Participants who complete the survey before Monday, September 5, will be entered to win 1 of 2 $100 Visa gift cards!

Thanks so much for helping us become the best organization we can be for Addison County. We look forward to hearing your thoughts!
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Fun-draising committee volunteer wanted!

8/18/2022

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Addison County Community Trust (ACCT) would like to share the exciting opportunity for a passionate community member to serve on the Fundraising Committee in a volunteer capacity. This committee is comprised of Board Members, Staff, and community members. The Committee is primarily responsible for implementing ACCT’s Annual Giving campaign in support of our mission to enrich the lives of low- and moderate-income people of Addison County by ensuring the development, management, and maintenance of safe, quality, affordable homes and related supports for families, seniors, and individuals. The ideal candidate would be a resident of Addison County, or has strong ties to the area, and is an advocate and supporter of affordable housing.
 
The work (and fun!) includes:
 
Fundraising:
  • Participating in the planning and execution of annual fundraising appeals, campaigns, and other fundraising activities. This includes but is not limited to current activities:
    • Spring Appeal
    • Annual Event
    • Year End Appeal
  • Sharing prospective donors and sponsors with ACCT and stewarding these connections
  • Working closely with the Committee and Fundraising Coordinator to increase corporate support from businesses and promote sponsorship opportunities for ACCT events and programs
  • Attend monthly Committee meetings (typically 1 hour)
  • Contribute to grant writing process as opportunities become available
 
Technical:
  • Experience and access to Microsoft applications – specifically Teams
  • Social media access and experience a plus, but not necessary
 
Communications:
  • Share news articles and other information to Social Media platforms if subscribed
  • Hand out flyers to businesses
  • Write personal notes on individual donor letters
  • Marketing and communications experience a plus, but not required
  • Communicate gratitude to donors and sponsors via letters, emails, or phone calls

To apply, email Hillary Desilets at hillary@addisontrust.org to request an interview. ACCT strongly encourages persons with disabilities, persons of color, women, and LGBTQIA+ persons to apply.
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ACCT Resident focus group

8/16/2022

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RSVP to attend in person via this form.
Or, register to attend via Zoom.
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2022 "Out Of Reach" Report: Housing Wage Continues to Outstrip Average Renter Wage, Especially in Addison County

8/2/2022

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Transportation survey

8/2/2022

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*Reposted from 350VT*

Vermont's rural nature makes us a beautiful and unique place to live. However, it also makes getting around without a car difficult. Our need to drive, in part, is why 40% of state emissions are from transit. Plus, as many Vermonters know, due to cost, disability status, age, or immigration status, not everyone can drive. This means gas powered cars are harmful to our environment, and for equity. If you want a sustainable and just transportation future, please take this quick survey from 350VT on improving Vermont transit. It takes only 5-10 minutes but really helps form a sustainable transit system accessible for all. If you have experience living in Vermont without a car or with limited transit access, consider joining 350VT for a zoom roundtable August 10th from 7pm-8:30pm. The roundtable is an opportunity to speak with policy leaders about making Vermont's transit system accessible for all.

Here is the survey in English: https://forms.gle/di5W6DjSkfPoKEU36

Here is the survey in Spanish: https://forms.gle/wYLAG45g8UvxgFxy7
 
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  • Home
  • About
    • What We Do >
      • Mission & Vision
    • Who We Are
    • Our History
    • Non-Discrimination Statement
    • Contact
  • Our Properties
    • Resale Bulletin Board
    • Apartments >
      • Firehouse
    • Mobile Homes
    • Shared Equity Program
  • Resident Resources
    • Apartment Resident Resources
    • Mobile Home Resident Resources
    • Shared Equity Resident Resources
    • Community Gardens
  • Donate
  • Subscribe
  • Blog
  • We Made It Home Event
  • SASH
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