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Grantees report implementation steps: vendor selection, budget resubmission and digital directory plans

Shelby County Racial Equity Ad Hoc Committee · October 22, 2024
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Summary

Black Chamber reported resubmitting a budget to meet a one‑year spend-down rule and identified a vendor for a digital directory; MMBC said funding holds were resolved and project locations and resource providers are identified.

Ernest Strickland of the Black Chamber of Memphis told the committee his organization is resubmitting its budget to move from a two‑year spend‑down to a one‑year schedule to comply with program requirements and expects to finalize submissions imminently. "We are resubmitting our budget, moving it from a 2 year spend down to a 1 year, to be in compliance," Strickland said.

Strickland also said the chamber has identified a vendor to build a digital directory and will produce a special edition hard-copy directory to complement the online tool. Natalie Robinson of the MMBC continuum reported project plans are outlined, locations in each district are being refined, resource providers are being identified, and a funding hold she had mentioned earlier was resolved that day. Amy Schafflin of United Housing made a brief appearance to introduce her organization and welcomed collaboration on outreach and resources.