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Board hears standing reports: $180,000 nutrition commitment met, foundation to fund furniture, budget submitted
Summary
Advisory board updates covered foundation-funded furniture and room furnishings, progress on an IGA with the city, transportation billing stability with Impact Northwest, the end of an AP tax assistance program after serving ~600 people, and that March for Meals fundraising met a $180,000 commitment to the nutrition program.
During standing reports the board said the foundation plans to fund new couches, tables and chairs for the lobby and big room; purchases were expected to be finalized through the foundation’s board before the next fiscal milestone.
A fundraising update reported that the center’s prospect-list purchase ($1,555) and donor-plate efforts (about $257) had helped the center meet its fiscal-year commitment of $180,000 to the nutrition program. The board indicated that donations received after meeting that goal will be applied to next year’s budget.
Marty reported progress on an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the city of Milwaukee that, if completed, will clarify which party is responsible for future capital improvements at the facility. Members also raised ongoing painting and hallway-improvement needs and discussed volunteer or foundation support for cosmetic work.
On transportation, the board said invoicing from Impact Northwest aligns with county allocations (example discussed: allocated roughly $4,000 vs. invoices around $3,500), suggesting the current billing model sustains existing service levels despite a reduction in some ride days. The AP tax assistance program will end next Tuesday after assisting about 600 residents this season.
Upcoming community events were announced: a housing fair on Thursday and an Italian dinner on Saturday (spaghetti with meat and vegetarian options; main service about 4–5 p.m.). The board opened the public comment period; no members of the public spoke. The meeting closed early at about 10:45 a.m.
