Our Programs

Friends of Families

The focus of Friends of Families is to bring families together and to provide play-based and educational programs for parents and their young children. Programs include weekly playgroups, parent education, kindergarten connection, welcome baby programs, and children’s clothing and book swap. For more information about current programs and offerings, please click here.

Contact: Alexandra Koncewicz 482-4946, koncewicz@hinesburgresource.org

Hinesburg Rides

Hinesburg Rides is a volunteer group addressing a wide range of transportation needs for all residents, employees and employers. Through their Volunteer Driver Program, Rideshare, and Employer Partnership/Public Transportation Program, Hinesburg Rides aims to increase mobility for those who need it most, and create sustainable transportation options.

*New* Green Mountain Transit is launching a pilot program with more bus stops in Hinesburg. More information can be found here.

For more Information about Hinesburg Rides, please visit: www.hinesburgrides.org

Contact: Karla Munson 482-2778, karlamunson@hinesburgrides.org

Emergency Food Shelf

The Hinesburg Emergency Food Shelf works in conjunction with the Vermont Food Bank to provide food staples to families in need. Our operation is assisted by community churches, as well as by faithful volunteers.
Food Shelf location: 51 Ballard Corner Road (space generously provided by NRG Systems)
Food Shelf Hours: Tuesday evenings from 5:30-7:30, and Friday mornings from 10:00-12:00.
More information can be found here.

Contact: Jeff Glover 872-8685, vtglovers@gmail.com or Hank White 482-2628

Emergency Funds

When our neighbors are unable to meet their basic needs HCRC offers financial assistance to help them to stay in their home by assisting to pay an electric bill, provide fuel assistance or help to pay rent.

Contact: Rachel Kring at (802) 482-4946.

Medical Equipment Lending

HCRC accepts donations of used medical equipment such as wheelchairs and shower stools to lend to individuals in need. If you have equipment to give or are in need of equipment to borrow, please let us know.

Contact: Karla Munson at 482-2778

The Hinesburg Community Resource Center is generously supported by grants from SCHIP (Shelburne Charlotte Hinesburg Interfaith Project), the Town of Hinesburg, the Town of St. George, and through the generosity of individuals, churches and businesses throughout the community.

For more information please contact: Rachel Kring, coordinator of the Hinesburg Community Resource Center, at (802) 482-4946 or kring@hinesburgresource.org.