2021 Gingerbread House Auction

We invite you to bid on the these delicious-looking gingerbread creations made by local artisans and families!

Thank you to all the generous supporters of our 2021 auction! We are so grateful to our donors, sponsors, and YOU, for your support of The Family Place and our vital programs for young children and families in the Upper Valley.

To vote for your favorite house, visit: https://bit.ly/GingerbreadHouseVotingForm2021

The gingerbread houses will be on display throughout the Upper Valley from November 20 through December 8, 2021. For more information, please visit our website: https://www.familyplacevt.org/gingerbread-house-display-and-auction/

While the gingerbread houses are made from mostly edible materials, we strongly recommend against eating these creations.

Donate to The Family Place: Your support makes a difference! Your contributions help children and families through virtual and socially distanced support visits, financial assistance, remote parenting groups, and parenting support. Whether or not you bid on auction items, please consider making a year-end contribution at www.familyplacevt.org/give/

The Family Place is a private, non-profit organization and one of 15 legislatively-designated Parent Child Centers in Vermont. As such, we play a vital role in our community’s social safety net. Our work involves a whole-family approach to helping children thrive. We work with children and caregivers together, promoting positive parenting strategies and ensuring that children have the kinds of experiences that support their physical development, their social functioning, their ability to learn, and their long-term health. Through home visits, early intervention for infants and toddlers with developmental delays, nursing services, parenting classes and groups, treatment for families dealing with the trauma of sexual abuse, assistance with child care costs, intensive wrap-around supports for young families in poverty, community playgroups, and more, The Family Place partners with families to increase the presence of “protective factors”, things that all families need to be strong and thrive.