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Slinger dog park gains 501(c)(3) status and surpasses $13,000 in fundraising
Summary
Jennie Stonehouse reported the Slinger dog park achieved 501(c)(3) certification after about seven months, has raised more than $13,000, will send donation letters, and plans candy and T-shirt sales outside the library during the election to raise funds.
The Slinger dog park has secured 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and has raised over $13,000, board member Jennie Stonehouse reported at the Nov. 4 Parks, Recreation & Forestry Board meeting.
Stonehouse said the certification process took roughly seven months and that the group will begin sending donation letters to increase funding. She also said volunteers plan to sell candy and T-shirts outside the library during the election from 1:00–8:00 p.m. to raise additional revenue.
The board noted the fundraising milestone while continuing other agenda business. Stonehouse’s update did not specify how the funds will be allocated; the group plans further fundraising outreach.
