2024-08-14T09:16:25-00:00 2023-09-30 841106230 DANIEL L SWIRES CPA 9830 ISABELLE ROAD LAFAYETTE CO 800269104 990 2022-10-01 841125290 Commerce Children's Center Association COMM 3034675258 325 Broadway Boulder CO 80305 ISAAC VIMONT TREASURER 3034675258 2024-08-13 true true DANIEL L SWIRES CPA P00167464 3036656477 2024-08-13 X 2022 2024-08-08 14:25:15Z ISAAC VIMONT 325 BROADWAY BOULDER CO 80305 1776929 false X X 1990 CO The sponsoring parent organization for the Commerce Childrens Center at the US Department of Commerce Boulder Laboratories. 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CCCA is a nonprofit organization organized under the laws of the State of Colorado. The purpose of the CCCA is to oversee the administration and programming at the CCC. As the primary representative for enrolled families, the CCCA provides direction to the Contractor operating the CCC. The CCCA is governed by a Board of Directors, the members of which are listed at the end of this report. The CCCA has established the following goals for the Commerce Childrens Center Be supportive to the families of employees at the Department of Commerce Boulder Laboratories and affiliated organizations and meet the needs of their children with experiences that strengthen their development as valuable, socially well-adjusted human beings. Strive to develop the childrens initiative, self-reliance and competency, along with responsibility, cooperation, and consideration of others. These attributes are to be fostered in a loving and nurturing environment that the children find enjoyable and stimulating. Provide a high quality, developmentally appropriate program that promotes the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of young children, while responding to the needs of the families. Age, appropriateness and individual appropriateness must be part of the learning environment and program. To ensure the quality of the program, the CCC seeks to maintain accreditation with the National Association for Education of the Young Child NAETC and establish and maintain other quality measures such as the Qualistar rating system. Provide a program that encourges non-sexist attitudes and acceptance of cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity. Attracting and retaining high-quality staff is of utmost importance in creating a beneficial environment for the children. Staff salaries, benefits, training, and working conditions shall reflect a concern for the recruitment and retention of high-quality personnel. For FY2023, the Board chose to contiunue funding the tuition assistance program at 25k/year. Upon reviewing tuition assistance requests, this amount satisfies the community need. In FY 2023, the center continued to operate at reduced staffing and hours due to impacts from the global COVID pandemic. Center enrollment has continued to increase, but the center is still somewhat below its pre-pandemic enrollment and tuition income. The Center has slowly been able to hire more staff, which is in response to increased interest in enrollment in the center. Per law, the Commerce Childrens Center is to support equal to or greater than 50 enrollment by children of federally-supported employees. As of September 30, 2023, the enrollment numbers were 60 federal or federally-supported children. The CCCA Board verifies federal employment status at enrollment and subsequently each spring. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11B THE OFFICER SIGNING THIS FORM REVIEWS IT BEFORE SIGNING. Form 990, Part VII, Section C, Line 19 ANYONE CAN CHECK THE WEBSITE OR REQUEST A COPY.