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New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus approves donations for community concert and breast-cancer walk
Summary
At its Oct. 8 meeting the New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus voted to honor two donation requests: a Tune Summit concert scheduled for Oct. 17 and a third annual breast-cancer awareness walk scheduled for Oct. 11. A motion to approve both requests was made, seconded and carried.
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The New Haven Black and Hispanic Caucus voted on Oct. 8 to honor two donation requests: a Tune Summit concert scheduled for Oct. 17 and a community breast-cancer awareness walk scheduled for Oct. 11.
The caucus chair called for a motion; a member made and seconded a motion to approve both requests and the chair announced the motion carried after members responded in the affirmative. No roll-call vote or dollar amounts were recorded in the meeting transcript.
The Tune Summit request, distributed to caucus members as a flyer before the meeting, identifies the event as “Noah and Rynasia presents: Own Your Spotlight” and lists singers, poets, rappers and dancers; the flyer lists the Oct. 17 show time as 7 p.m. and a $5 ticket price. The breast-cancer awareness event described at the meeting was identified as the third annual walk on Oct. 11; organizers asked for donations to help with participant needs such as water, informational materials and event overhead. Caucus members said the walk has grown year to year and supports survivors who may not otherwise have a venue to share their stories.
Members asked that the event letter and contact email be forwarded to caucus records; the chair said the email and supporting letter would be shared with members. A member encouraged caucus members who are available to attend the walk and to volunteer at the event.
The action taken was limited to approving the two donation requests; no additional conditions, dollar amounts, or commitments to attend were recorded as formal directives in the meeting minutes available in the transcript.
Next steps recorded in the meeting: the chair or staff will forward the organizer’s email and letter to caucus members and preserve the request in caucus files.

