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Council approves two $1,500 food‑and‑beverage grants for holiday community programs

Lebanon City Council · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Lebanon City Council approved $1,500 grants from the food-and-beverage fund to the Witham Family YMCA for 'Breakfast with Santa' and to the Kappa Delta Phi sorority for Christmas meal baskets. Council members and committee representatives reported strong community support and volunteer capacity.

The council approved two requests from the city’s food-and-beverage fund to support holiday efforts in Lebanon. Sean Kim, speaking for the Witham Family YMCA, asked for $1,500 to cover hot breakfast for the annual 'Breakfast with Santa' event on Dec. 13; the YMCA will provide Santa, volunteers, and partner with local Brick Street Catering. Committee members reported about 120 attendees last year and recommended full funding; the council approved the appropriation by voice vote.

A representative for Kappa Delta Phi requested $1,500 to support distribution of Christmas meal baskets (the sorority reported helping more than 500 people last year and packaging baskets for distribution on Dec. 18–19). Committee members said 21 volunteer sorority members will prepare baskets and that leftover funds typically support utilities and household needs. The council voted to approve the $1,500 grant.

Both grants were presented as community-support items and approved during the meeting’s new‑business segment.