2026-09-17T11:18:51-04:00 2026-06-30 990EZ 2025-07-01 621436387 VOLUNTEER AND INFORMATION CENTER INC VOLU 2708312273 230 SECOND STREET SUITE 307 HENDERSON KY 42420 ROSE WILLIAM ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 2708312273 2026-09-18 2025 X volunteerhenderson. org X X 130565 X 130562 0 0 0 3 130565 4758 48414 10915 1134 71684 136905 -6340 11529 5189 X 9529 2489 2000 2700 11529 5189 11529 5189 X The Volunteer & Information Center Inc. VIC is dedicated to fostering positive change and long-term success by creating pathways to prosperity. Through impactful programs like Build A Bed VIC provides beds to children in need while Adopt a Family at Christmas supports struggling families with gifts during the holiday season. Additionally Clothing for Confidence ensures that children have appropriate school attire promoting confidence and academic success. The ACTS program distributes crucial information to other non-profits enhancing their impact in the community. VICs VITA program offers vital tax assistance to individuals helping them navigate complex financial matters. Moreover Bank On Henderson delivers financial education to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary for lasting financial stability. Through these diverse programs VIC drives meaningful change and empowers individuals and families for long-term prosperity and success. See Schedule - O: CLOTHING FOR CONFIDENCE 0 4758 See Schedule - O - ADOPT A FAMILY FOR CHRISTMAS 0 68857 See Schedule - O - BUILD A BED 0 13621 BANK ON HENDERSON: See Schedule O Part III Line 31 0 0 Bank on Henderson: See Schedule O Part III Line 31 6500 7454 94690 LESLIE HOSKINS CHAIRMAN 5 0 0 0 JESSICA BEAVENS VICE-CHAIRMAN 5 0 0 0 MEGAN WHITLEDGE SECRETARY 5 0 0 0 CHRISTI DIXON TREASURER 5 0 0 0 SUSAN SAULS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 25 30070 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false false false KY VOLUNTEER & INFORMATION CENTER INC 230 SECOND STREET SUITE 307 HENDERSON KY 42420 2708312273 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 119633 121627 92441 122403 130562 586666 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 119633 121627 92441 122403 130562 586666 586666 56 46 35 0 3 140 0 0 0 0 0 0 760 340 720 120 0 1940 588746 0.9965 0.9964 X Part II - Line 10 | Year:, Amount:, Description:| 2021, 760, | 2022, 340| 2023, 720| 2024, 120| RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I, line 8 | Other Revenues:, Amount:| Interest from Checking Account, $3| Part I, line 10 - Cash | Description:, Amount:, Grantee Type:, Grantee Name:, Grantee Address:, Activity Type:, Class of Activity Description:, RelationShipDescription:|Provide Henderson County Schools with grant to purchase back to school clothes for students in need., $4758, -, -, -, -, -, - | Part I, line 16 | Other Expenses:, Amount:| Program Expense: Adopt A family; Build A Bed; Clothing for Confidence; Bank On Henderson; VITA Volunteer Income Tax Assistance;, $71684| Part II, line 24 | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| Additional Computer 700, $2000, $2700| Part II, General | Explanation:| SCHEDULE A PART II LINE 1: GIFTS GRANTS CONTRIBUTIONS ETC. Henderson Breakfast Lions 2,000. Henderson City Lions 2,000. Henderson Songfest 1,500. Rotary Club 1,000. Henderson County 2,000. Henderson City 2,000. James Runion 1,500. J. Guthrie 1,000. Hend. Brd. of Realtors 1,750. Dick & Sheila Beaven 11,000. Thomas Foundation 2,000. Shirley & Glen Pruitt 1,000. Randy & Marla Owens 1,000. Maldonados Const. 1,000. Field & Main Bank 1,000. Homeplace of Henderson 1,000. C.H. Garmong & Sons 1,000. Henderson Ford 1,000. Pittsburg Tank & Tower 1,000. Mr. & Mrs. David Watkins 4,000. Dee Schnake 4,000. Direct Public Support 86,812. Total 130,562. Part I, Line 10 | Explanation:| GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNTS PAID: Clothing for Confidence 4,758. Grant money goes directly to the Family Resource Center of 13 schools in the Henderson County School System. This money helps the Resource Directors buy clothes for children in need of clothes for the start of the new school year. Part III, Line 28 | Explanation:| CLOTHING FOR CONFIDENCE: it is important for a child to have good self-esteem because it helps form who he or she becomes as an adult. For 34+ years with the support of generous corporate and individual partners we have provided new sets of clothes for students at the beginning of the school year. We collaborate with the 14 schools Family Resource Centers. 4,758. Part III, General | Explanation:| Primary Exempt Purpose: The Volunteer & Information Center Inc. VIC inspires change and success by creating pathways for long-term prosperity. VIC runs impactful programs like Build A Bed offering beds to children in need Adopt A Family at Christmas supporting struggling families with gifts for their children Clothing for Confidence providing school attire for the start of the school year and the ACTS program offering information to other non-profits. VICs VITA program provides crucial free tax assistance while Bank on Henderson imparts financial education for lasting financial empowerment. These programs drive positive change fostering long-term prosperity and success. Part III, Line 29 | Explanation:| ADOPT A FAMILY: We collaborate with schools Family Resource Centers corporations and individuals to offer Christmas gifts to 530 underprivileged children. Since 1989 Santas Helpers have facilitated donations shopping wrapping and delivering gifts to ensure these children have presents to open on Christmas morning. 68,857. Part III, Line 30 | Explanation:| BUILD A BED: Funds and volunteers constructed 20 beds for children lacking proper sleeping arrangements. Each bed is accompanied by a bedtime basket containing pillows sheets pillowcases a comforter or blanket and essential hygiene items such as toothbrushes toothpaste shampoo and soap. Additionally volunteers include comforting notes with the beds. These provisions aim to ensure that children have a restful nights sleep preparing them for school the following day. Total beneficiaries: 13,621. Part I, Line 16 | Explanation:| Bank on Henderson is dedicated to advancing financial literacy and stability among individuals and families by offering a range of educational workshops facilitated by volunteers. These workshops are designed to cover critical personal finance topics such as reconciling bank statements budgeting effectively implementing saving strategies and cultivating responsible spending habits. The program conducts these workshops regularly at various community locations including the Christian Community Outreach Salvation Army Father Bradley Shelter for Women & Children and Womens Addiction Recovery Manor ensuring accessibility to individuals from diverse backgrounds. In addition to these educational workshops Bank on Henderson actively participates in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance VITA program at VIC where a team of 25 IRS-trained volunteers provides free basic income tax filing services. This initiative supports the Henderson County Outreach program and the broader community by offering vital tax assistance to those in need. Through these workshops and participation in the VITA program Bank on Henderson seeks to empower participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to make well-informed financial decisions. The program not only offers guidance on various financial topics but also equips attendees with practical tools for effective financial management. These workshops are designed to be both informative and interactive catering to different learning styles and levels of financial literacy. By engaging with the VITA program Bank on Henderson ensures that individuals and families without access to professional tax assistance receive accurate and reliable support in filing their taxes. This assistance is particularly valuable for community members who may face financial challenges or barriers to traditional financial services. Bank on Hendersons commitment to financial education extends to its collaborative efforts with organizations like the Christian Community Outreach Salvation Army Father Bradley Shelter for Women & Children and Womens Addiction Recovery Manor. By hosting workshops at these diverse locations the program demonstrates its dedication to reaching underserved populations with essential financial literacy initiatives. This strategic approach enables Bank on Henderson to fulfill its mission of promoting financial stability and empowerment for all community members regardless of their backgrounds or circumstances. The programs comprehensive approach to financial literacy combined with its involvement in the VITA program and partnerships with community organizations underscores its commitment to enhancing the financial well-being of individuals and families in the Henderson community. In conclusion Bank on Hendersons holistic approach to financial literacy through educational workshops and active participation in the VITA program underscores its dedication to enhancing the financial well-being of individuals and families in the Henderson community. By providing participants with essential knowledge resources and support the program equips them with the tools needed to make sound financial decisions and create a more secure future. Through collaborative efforts with community partners and the dedication of its volunteers Bank on Henderson continues to positively impact the lives of those it serves promoting financial stability and empowerment throughout the community. Part II, Line 24 | Explanation:| Federal Asset Report: Bookcase 70 File Cabinet Storage Cabinet Credenza 99 Binders 290 Microwave 50 Refrigerator 145 Directors Desk Chair 129 Reception Area Desk & Chair 775 File Cabinets 400 Chest 150 Telephone System 387 Chairs 140 Volunteer Desk & Chairs 550 Printer 280 Computers & Printers VITA 2,177 3 New Computers 3,910. Total: 9,552.