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added to whatever the state says needs to go with each student. The reconciled budget with all 3
<br /> sources of funding (local, state, federal)will be available in October.
<br /> C. Non-Profit Organization Applications for Funding
<br /> County Manager John Crumpton provided the Board with a breakdown of funding requests
<br /> received from non-profit organizations for the fiscal year 2018-2019 budget. The list of non-profits that
<br /> submitted requests includes Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action, Inc., Lee County Industries,
<br /> HAVEN, Inc., Boys & Girls Clubs of Sanford/Lee County, The Salvation Army, Family Promise of Lee
<br /> County, Inc., Another Choice for Black Children, Inc., Sanford Job Express, Inc., Veterans Council, Lee
<br /> County Arts Council, and Temple Theatre Company, Inc. The current year budget includes $41,000,
<br /> $108,000 was requested, and $50,500 is recommended in the FY 18-19 Recommended Budget. S3
<br /> Connect and the Sanford Area Growth Alliance were not included in these requests since they operate
<br /> in a different manner. Commissioner Sharpe expressed a desire to include S3-Connect in providing
<br /> their one time request of$51,966 for a homeless shelter. Sharpe stated that S3-Connect should go
<br /> through the same steps as the other non-profits to request the money. Commissioner Sloan stated he
<br /> felt more comfortable considering the request through non-profit application process. Chair Dalrymple
<br /> stated that she attended the S-3 Connect meeting and was reminded that the shelter on McIver Street
<br /> is just one piece of the puzzle and there is a lot of other things going on. Their goal is to get the site
<br /> grant ready and then start a capital campaign. The total is a moving target anywhere from $2-$5 million
<br /> for the project. The organization has already reached out to other businesses and organizations for
<br /> funding and donations. They will have an intake and assessment process, so if someone came along
<br /> with a particular issue, they could seek to get it addressed. The plan is to have a six week maximum
<br /> turn around to get people where they need to be to become independent. Commissioner Reives asked
<br /> Counsel if there is a way to disburse money and ensure it's used for the intended purpose to make
<br /> improvements on the building. Commissioner Reives recommended staff draft an agreement.
<br /> Commissioner Knecht joined the meeting at 5:46 p.m.
<br /> Commissioner Reives asked what type of agreement the City has with the Bread of Life to make sure
<br /> the money is used for a particular purpose and what happens if they are not able to meet their goal?
<br /> Commissioner Sharpe requested a Memorandum of Understanding to set out the terms.
<br /> III. ADJOURNMENT
<br /> With no further business to come before the Board, Commissioner Sharpe moved to adjourn the
<br /> meeting. Upon a vote, the results were as follows:
<br /> Aye: Dalrymple, Dodson, Knecht, Oldham, Reives, Sharpe, Sloan
<br /> Nay: None
<br /> The Chair ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously and the meeting adjourned at 5:55
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