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Lago Vista council hears pitches from two dozen nonprofits as grant requests nearly double
Summary
About 20 local nonprofits presented programs ranging from food security to performing arts during the city council's grant review session; councilors agreed to delay funding decisions until members can review full applications and propose a process change for how city grants are administered.
Dozens of local nonprofit representatives spoke to the Lago Vista City Council on requests for city grant funds, outlining programs that range from weekend meal kits for students to choral concerts and community festivals.
The presentations were part of a broader review of the city's nonprofit grant process and budget planning. Organizations that made in-person pitches included Hope Boston (a food security program for K'12 students), the Hill Country Singers, Twilight Concerts, Rolling Hills Community Church's food pantry, the Northlake Travis Chamber of Commerce and several smaller neighborhood groups and historical organizations.
About half of the presentations focused on services for children and families. Monica Von Wadden, identified as the founder and executive director of Hope Boston'(which said it serves Lago Vista schools), told council that her group…
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