LexCAN adds three board members, reports modest surplus and small projected shortfall
At its annual meeting in Lexington, LexCAN voted in three new board members, introduced a new clean-energy staffer and heard a finance report showing a roughly $5,000 2024 surplus alongside a projected $1,000 shortfall for 2025 that organizers hope to close with grants and donations.
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Ricky Papo, chair of LexCAN, opened the group’s annual meeting in Lexington and reviewed the organization’s accomplishments for 2024 and plans for 2025. Papo said LexCAN completed most objectives in its 2021–24 strategic plan, became a nonprofit in 2024 (enabling grant eligibility), and will pursue a new strategic plan with community input.
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