WEBVTT 00:00:06.274 --> 00:00:15.616 - because we have these two in red and we have a kind of big disparity or a big difference between these. 00:00:15.616 --> 00:00:24.688 - But anybody like to go and say why they wanted to score it the way that they did. I think, again, me 00:00:24.688 --> 00:00:33.761 - personally, kind of like I've done in years past is food, clothing, shelter. And that was the reason 00:00:33.761 --> 00:00:35.198 - why I did that. 00:00:36.642 --> 00:00:44.658 - Yes, if we're going to send the Cheryl Monson fund to Harrodsburg, then I would remove my support there, 00:00:44.658 --> 00:00:52.369 - which I don't know if that would help with Amethyst's support because I would remove my support from 00:00:52.369 --> 00:01:00.232 - Harrodsburg Festival and I would put it with Amethyst. How much did you have there? Maybe that's where 00:01:00.232 --> 00:01:05.118 - we need to start. Maybe we need to decide where you want to use 00:01:05.250 --> 00:01:13.589 - that $3,000 and then just remove that from the list and that adds to everything. So there was 00:01:13.589 --> 00:01:22.726 - the Harrodsburg, there was Girls Inc and then Grace Center. And does that give you the solution there, 00:01:22.726 --> 00:01:28.670 - three with 3,000, divide it and then look or if you just take that 00:01:28.994 --> 00:01:39.617 - into thirds, I'm not sure. Well, but some of them weren't requesting all that much, you know what I 00:01:39.617 --> 00:01:50.770 - mean? They're still incorporating the request, 5,000. So Harrisburg wanted $4,500 to allow all the rides 00:01:50.770 --> 00:01:58.206 - free for the carnival. Right. What did we say? Girls Inc. was $7,500. 00:01:59.170 --> 00:02:18.730 - and Grace Center was 6,000. So we could give 1,000 to each. Or you could maybe, what if you did 1,250 00:02:18.730 --> 00:02:28.894 - for Spiritsburg and, pardon me, 1,250 for Girls Inc. 00:02:29.186 --> 00:02:44.519 - and grace, and then that would leave. Yeah. Is that right? No, that's. Yeah, that's 3000. Yeah, so. 00:02:44.519 --> 00:02:57.246 - I'm just spitballing there, but I didn't. I have a question before we get started. 00:02:57.890 --> 00:03:03.290 - And this is kind of a request, because I'm new and my brain works a little bit differently. But before 00:03:03.290 --> 00:03:08.586 - we get to the 3,000 from the Cheryl Munson, because I think we all kind of agree where we'd like for 00:03:08.586 --> 00:03:13.357 - that to go, can we go through these line items a little bit? Because when they were giving 00:03:13.357 --> 00:03:18.810 - their presentations, some things were clarified. It really didn't really change my mind, but I got some 00:03:18.810 --> 00:03:24.053 - more information. So when I was weighing on, do I cut this or do I cut this? Now I feel like I have 00:03:24.053 --> 00:03:26.622 - a little bit better information, so maybe we can 00:03:27.170 --> 00:03:32.965 - fiddle with our numbers a little bit to where we could get that to go. If we allocate Cheryl's, then 00:03:32.965 --> 00:03:38.703 - we have 3,000, and then we could start the conversation at the top and say, we got the 3,000. Well, 00:03:38.703 --> 00:03:44.555 - the reason I don't want to is because I have, with my job, and this is another reason why I wanted to 00:03:44.555 --> 00:03:50.293 - join this committee. With my job, I know a lot about these agencies, and this is one of them, which 00:03:50.293 --> 00:03:54.654 - is why I only gave them $2,000. And so maybe if I can explain a little bit, 00:03:55.202 --> 00:04:02.842 - maybe for some information you guys don't know, it might persuade you guys a little bit. So like with 00:04:02.842 --> 00:04:10.482 - Amethyst, for example, Amethyst House, when you move into Amethyst House, which they're asking for... 00:04:10.482 --> 00:04:14.302 - Well, excuse me. Sure. We had to move to Allocate. 00:04:14.498 --> 00:04:22.200 - I would move that we allocate and free at 3,000 and then we start the discussions, because I really 00:04:22.200 --> 00:04:30.134 - would like to allocate Sheryl's so that we have 3,000 and then we could discuss each individual agency 00:04:30.134 --> 00:04:38.144 - and then we could decide, do we allocate more to Amherst? Because that's a separate conversation versus 00:04:38.144 --> 00:04:43.998 - allocating. Sure. And I think I hear both points. And I do think that, hmm. 00:04:44.578 --> 00:04:54.273 - It just keeps us from moving the whole, it gives us 3000 that we can reallocate as we go through the 00:04:54.273 --> 00:05:04.063 - discussions. Well, I think with the committee, and I'm looking to you as vice chair as well, would it 00:05:04.063 --> 00:05:12.894 - be fine if we highlight the ones first that were the red ones and then we can maybe kind of 00:05:14.082 --> 00:05:23.296 - What am I trying to say here? I need some help. Because going through individually for everything would 00:05:23.296 --> 00:05:32.156 - take a while for us to do that. But if there are specific ones that people had, because if we're in 00:05:32.156 --> 00:05:34.814 - green, it feels like we're in 00:05:35.330 --> 00:05:42.272 - in unison or at least all around the same page for that. But I think if we are in the orange and the 00:05:42.272 --> 00:05:49.627 - red, those are definitely some things that we need to talk about. So maybe we have the larger conversation 00:05:49.627 --> 00:05:56.570 - and then come back to figuring out where we could do the 3,000, would that be okay? That's fine with 00:05:56.570 --> 00:06:02.206 - me. I just want to get a chance to explain before we allocate money when we might 00:06:02.306 --> 00:06:08.864 - very well, which I have a tinnitus, I believe, we may go back at the very end and end up not even. Yeah, 00:06:08.864 --> 00:06:15.172 - I mean, I can understand that. Let's say we did it. Uh-huh. Would we be able to go back and undo it? 00:06:15.172 --> 00:06:21.918 - Oh, yeah. Yeah. OK. Oh, yeah. I think it's concrete. No, exactly. OK, so. Exactly. Until we get to 174,000. 00:06:22.050 --> 00:06:28.111 - and then the additional three things. I'm fine as long as we can continue to adjust it based on the 00:06:28.111 --> 00:06:34.232 - things we may talk about. Of course, yeah, because the goal is for here, after we all leave, that we 00:06:34.232 --> 00:06:39.262 - know which agencies get what. And so I think the conversations that we should have 00:06:39.586 --> 00:06:48.682 - really kind of zone in is focusing on the ones that are like blaringly red, which is amethyst beacon. 00:06:48.682 --> 00:06:58.046 - And then there was some other ones. Yes. I think what I would like to, if it's okay, I'm going to change 00:06:58.046 --> 00:07:07.053 - this to 177 because that would include the three. Yeah. Okay. Let's do that. And then we do that and 00:07:07.053 --> 00:07:08.926 - we scroll down here. 00:07:09.634 --> 00:07:17.871 - Now we're under at the rounded average. Yes. Now we're under. But we just need to make sure that you 00:07:17.871 --> 00:07:26.271 - include that 3,000 somewhere. OK. OK. And what do I, like I didn't do another 7,000. Do I have to have 00:07:26.271 --> 00:07:34.507 - any other input on that? Yeah. All right. So do you guys feel the need, you need these three columns 00:07:34.507 --> 00:07:35.486 - right here? 00:07:35.842 --> 00:07:42.839 - What's it going to do for us? Well, that's what I'm asking. It's just showing you the max and minimum 00:07:42.839 --> 00:07:49.835 - in the in mode, but you know the middle. I guess. Yeah, that way we can get everything on the screen. 00:07:49.835 --> 00:07:57.038 - So that I think the biggest thing is, let's see what the agency requested all of us as committee members 00:07:57.038 --> 00:08:03.966 - proposed and then average in the final recommendations that might help you. OK, OK, OK, alright, so. 00:08:04.354 --> 00:08:11.736 - OK, so later all right. So now we can dive back into amethyst and so. Just to proceed with what you 00:08:11.736 --> 00:08:19.414 - were saying, so just to give everybody kind of a perspective of where I come from from this is. I agree 00:08:19.414 --> 00:08:27.017 - with you when you were talking about food, clothing, shelter, things like that. However, I also looked 00:08:27.017 --> 00:08:31.742 - at funding sources, so whenever I feel like some of these these 00:08:31.970 --> 00:08:38.449 - bigger agencies have alternative funding sources where some of these smaller agencies do not. We are 00:08:38.449 --> 00:08:45.120 - probably one of their primary funding sources. I weighed that heavy as well. So when you have amethyst, 00:08:45.120 --> 00:08:51.599 - you have a mental health certified agency that does receive grants and they receive funding from the 00:08:51.599 --> 00:08:57.950 - treatment community. So if somebody's going into treatment and inpatient treatment, which amethyst 00:08:58.114 --> 00:09:04.671 - house is not considered inpatient treatment, but because they're connected to Amethyst and they do groups 00:09:04.671 --> 00:09:09.310 - and they do meetings in there, we, with the community justice building, we 00:09:09.634 --> 00:09:16.106 - consider that treatment. And so if somebody, there's what's called Recovery Works grant money, we send 00:09:16.106 --> 00:09:22.578 - our people, we sign our people up for it all the time. It's like 25, they get $2,500 that goes towards 00:09:22.578 --> 00:09:28.862 - expenses toward inpatient treatment. And a lot of times when they go into these inpatient places or 00:09:28.862 --> 00:09:35.585 - they're getting ready to come out of an inpatient place into a sober house or another sober living center, 00:09:35.585 --> 00:09:37.470 - they will request those funds 00:09:37.570 --> 00:09:44.953 - for each individual person living in that home to get. Also too, Amethyst House requires their participants 00:09:44.953 --> 00:09:51.925 - to work and they assist them with signing up for food stamps and social services so they can get food 00:09:51.925 --> 00:09:53.566 - stamp cards so they can 00:09:54.082 --> 00:09:59.723 - use that toward their food in there too. So that's why I cut that back down to 2000. My thought on it 00:09:59.723 --> 00:10:05.253 - was they probably do need a certain amount of food and staples in there for when somebody's coming, 00:10:05.253 --> 00:10:11.171 - which happens every day, right out of the jail, straight to Amicus after they see the probation department 00:10:11.171 --> 00:10:16.867 - first. They probably need some of that for a week or so, but most of the participants are able to pay, 00:10:16.867 --> 00:10:22.563 - they have to pay to live there. And if they're eligible for Recovery Works grants, they get that money 00:10:22.563 --> 00:10:23.614 - and it goes toward 00:10:24.354 --> 00:10:32.486 - their stay at Amethyst, Amethyst gets that money. And they also have, you know, the opportunity to file 00:10:32.486 --> 00:10:40.462 - for food stamps and stuff to get their food stamp card that they can use for food there, which is why 00:10:40.462 --> 00:10:48.359 - I cut that back down to two. Okay. That's good to know. Thank you. All right. Does anybody else have 00:10:48.359 --> 00:10:52.894 - anything to add about their decision for Amethyst? Great. 00:10:53.602 --> 00:11:00.679 - Does that impact anybody's decision, right? I mean, are we staying the same? I like to keep mine the 00:11:00.679 --> 00:11:07.686 - same. Yeah. I'm going to put a pin in it until we kind of go further because there's something else 00:11:07.686 --> 00:11:14.764 - because I feel like I can, you know, I really was looking forward to this because I could maybe make 00:11:14.764 --> 00:11:21.911 - my decision based upon something else of what other people were thinking if they were around the same 00:11:21.911 --> 00:11:23.102 - as me. So, okay. 00:11:23.234 --> 00:11:32.353 - Okay, so moving on to Beacon. I can talk today. Looks like we had a little bit of a, we were kind of 00:11:32.353 --> 00:11:41.652 - all over there. And so again, same thing for me is food, clothing, shelter. But does anybody else want 00:11:41.652 --> 00:11:48.062 - to add to their decisions as to why they did what they did for Beacon? 00:11:48.962 --> 00:11:55.914 - Yes. So the reason I voted to not to allocate any money from the Sophia Travis grant is because again, 00:11:55.914 --> 00:12:02.867 - this is a very large agency that receives lots of donors, lots of volunteers. I mean, Beacon is a huge 00:12:02.867 --> 00:12:09.886 - organization. I believe Beacon runs Friends Place and the Shalom Center. And each one of those agencies 00:12:09.886 --> 00:12:16.636 - have individual sponsors as well. So again, when I looked at this, I looked at the need, obviously, 00:12:16.636 --> 00:12:18.526 - but I also looked at agents 00:12:18.690 --> 00:12:24.448 - you know, some of these agencies that get a lot of funding sources and have a lot of volunteers and 00:12:24.448 --> 00:12:30.609 - they have a lot of donors out there where some of these smaller ones don't, which is why I didn't allocate 00:12:30.609 --> 00:12:36.597 - Beacon any money. Okay, that's understandable. And that was also something that was playing in the back 00:12:36.597 --> 00:12:42.527 - of my brain too. I allocated it fully because to my main thinking, we know that there are some changes 00:12:42.527 --> 00:12:45.694 - happening with Beacon and they ask for infrastructure. 00:12:45.826 --> 00:12:52.355 - which can be hard money to obtain. And it felt to me under safety, having safety and shelter. Like, 00:12:52.355 --> 00:12:59.015 - you know, I think of safety and shelter and then food and then clothing similar to you. And that fell 00:12:59.015 --> 00:13:06.001 - into my high priority safety and shelter. The vets have to be there so they're safe, they're in a shelter. 00:13:06.001 --> 00:13:12.595 - And I think it would be a harder thing for them to get that support elsewhere. So that's why I fully 00:13:12.595 --> 00:13:14.750 - funded that. Okay. Anybody else? 00:13:16.962 --> 00:13:29.492 - Okay. So does anybody feel that you need to actually we can just keep going and then after that maybe 00:13:29.492 --> 00:13:42.146 - we can come back. Okay. All the red ones first. Yeah. So that one was that limestone. Oh yeah. Oh boy. 00:13:42.146 --> 00:13:46.814 - I did zero. Yeah. On that one. I just 00:13:46.914 --> 00:13:55.123 - I tried really hard and I get it. I understand a little bit about media as my media background and my 00:13:55.123 --> 00:14:03.332 - significant other also as background in media. So I understand how I was trying to weigh in and think 00:14:03.332 --> 00:14:11.622 - about all the things related to what's happening in the small groups that are really trying to do some 00:14:11.622 --> 00:14:15.646 - stuff, how they are also underfunded as well too. 00:14:16.322 --> 00:14:24.414 - I just personally looked at there are other things that I just thought should get some other funding. 00:14:24.414 --> 00:14:32.506 - And this is the one where they said that they were going to highlight the agencies. And I kind of was 00:14:32.506 --> 00:14:41.470 - like, I don't see that in my eyes, but what we should be doing. Yeah. And I get like, I was, I was like, ah, so, 00:14:42.434 --> 00:14:48.879 - I kind of wanted to see what everybody else did before I decided to change my mind on that. 00:14:48.879 --> 00:14:55.885 - So that was me. I agree 100%. That's why I did what I did. It was for advertising and I didn't feel 00:14:55.885 --> 00:15:03.032 - like that was promoting agencies, I thought. That is not on our criteria list to consider funding for 00:15:03.032 --> 00:15:08.286 - is in my mind. It's not in the mission. Now Trent, do you want to explain? 00:15:08.674 --> 00:15:18.792 - I always, given local conditions on journalism, I always appreciate that. However, I could, for the 00:15:18.792 --> 00:15:28.910 - sake of this, I'm not fazed in any way if that turns out to be a zero. In fact, I will go ahead and 00:15:28.910 --> 00:15:36.094 - ask that mine lower down to zero given all the other conditions there. 00:15:37.794 --> 00:15:44.505 - Did you feel like they meet the criteria from the list we're working with? I felt like it did, but if 00:15:44.505 --> 00:15:51.283 - you notice- In what way, though, can you explain? Well, just, again, I think bringing attention to the 00:15:51.283 --> 00:15:57.928 - agencies with a media source that's hitting some local income people that will then see that and go, 00:15:57.928 --> 00:16:05.758 - oh, I never knew about Middle Way House. I mean, if you think about it, most of our not-for-profit community relies on 00:16:06.050 --> 00:16:14.443 - I'm gonna say this here, but they rely on attention that sometimes can get very popular and faddish, 00:16:14.443 --> 00:16:22.920 - and an appearance in a beacon or limestone, that becomes kind of a yearbook type moment. And so I can 00:16:22.920 --> 00:16:31.230 - see that, but given the balance of problems, I don't sweat too hard about taking that down to zero. 00:16:31.330 --> 00:16:38.881 - I do need to mention, I have three that I recuse myself from. I don't want anyone out there to think 00:16:38.881 --> 00:16:46.582 - that- Yeah, I need to recuse myself too. Not to that yet, but I will when it's time. Yeah, so whenever 00:16:46.582 --> 00:16:52.862 - that's time, I'll be happy to list that. I just noticed in the formula when we took 00:16:53.474 --> 00:17:03.127 - down to zero, then there's now a negative $20. I think from last year's formula, there is a negative 00:17:03.127 --> 00:17:13.258 - 20 all across. And I think if I recall right, when we were doing this, we were trying to keep the amounts 00:17:13.258 --> 00:17:23.006 - and then divide the difference between all of them. So I'm going to fix that formula so we may not be 00:17:23.650 --> 00:17:34.794 - I'm not in trouble. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, 00:17:34.794 --> 00:17:45.723 - yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, 00:17:45.723 --> 00:17:53.438 - yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:17:53.826 --> 00:18:04.032 - So as we have taken that, so based on that, we have spent, we still have, according to this, $940 that 00:18:04.032 --> 00:18:13.743 - you can spend. Is it because I just took off? No, if you, so let's go back up, what was that one? 00:18:13.743 --> 00:18:23.454 - So we had 3,000. Limestone. That's because there was a negative $20 that the corn mill was wrong. 00:18:23.682 --> 00:18:35.990 - So, and I changed this to 177, but see, Councilor Feidl hasn't spent all of hers. So, there's gonna 00:18:35.990 --> 00:18:48.544 - have to be some tweaking in there. So, which one was that? The, I don't know. Lime stone. Lime stone. 00:18:48.544 --> 00:18:52.606 - So, if I put his back, you know, 00:18:52.802 --> 00:19:00.213 - That means instead of that, it would be like $380, you know, kind of thing. And what the average would 00:19:00.213 --> 00:19:07.552 - be. Yeah, so that's, so now we've ended up, yeah. But now we're taking it out. Yeah. He wants to take 00:19:07.552 --> 00:19:14.747 - it out, so. Yeah, and I'm just saying, so. I would take it. We're more in the positive than what we 00:19:14.747 --> 00:19:21.150 - actually thought we were, but. And it's gonna be more positive, because I realize. Yeah. 00:19:21.794 --> 00:19:31.737 - So there's something else that I need to. Okay, so thank you for. So now it's fixed. For trying to think 00:19:31.737 --> 00:19:41.206 - as a, you know. It's so good. It fixed it, right? Yeah, it's fixed now. So we had the other red was 00:19:41.206 --> 00:19:42.910 - limestone, right? 00:19:43.426 --> 00:19:51.642 - that we were just established. Yeah, that was this one. Do we have another red? We may have more because 00:19:51.642 --> 00:19:59.858 - I removed some $20 thing, so I didn't want to make sure. So now we have a red one with this. Absolutely. 00:19:59.858 --> 00:20:04.318 - Okay. So let me... Whoops. And before we get to Eclipse, 00:20:04.994 --> 00:20:11.766 - Can you zero out my line for Constellation? I realize I put that in there by accident. I should not 00:20:11.766 --> 00:20:18.673 - be allocating anything with Constellation because my husband is on the board. Well, I'm on the board. 00:20:18.673 --> 00:20:25.649 - Should I take myself off of that one? On Constellation? No, not on that one. I'm encouraged to change. 00:20:25.649 --> 00:20:32.556 - I wrote down I want no vote, but I didn't know if I needed to put money or not money. So I didn't put 00:20:32.556 --> 00:20:34.046 - money on my recusals. 00:20:34.434 --> 00:20:39.695 - Okay, well, I did, so I figured you'd take that home. Can you just take a second to list any recusals 00:20:39.695 --> 00:20:44.854 - we had? All right, so I'll start. Can you go down to the S's, please, because I want to make sure I 00:20:44.854 --> 00:20:50.012 - say this one right, and I sometimes turn my words around as you want to. Oh, um, bro, um, bro, what 00:20:50.012 --> 00:20:55.325 - are they doing? Sobre mesa. Sobre mesa. I'm going to recuse myself on that because they partnered with 00:20:55.325 --> 00:21:00.483 - the Rural Center. My wife is now the interim director there. I'm also going to recuse myself on two 00:21:00.483 --> 00:21:04.094 - for Community Kitchen, which I dearly love, but she's on their board. 00:21:04.482 --> 00:21:17.161 - It's all my wife's good doing that keeps me from voting on those three, so that's it. Thanks, Kyla, 00:21:17.161 --> 00:21:30.094 - good job. Community Kitchen, there's two, and Sober Mesa. Sober Mesa, and two Community Kitchens, and 00:21:30.094 --> 00:21:31.742 - then we have 00:21:32.130 --> 00:21:42.532 - It is. I'm on a board for courage to change. So I need to take that down to zero then probably, right? 00:21:42.532 --> 00:21:52.227 - Well, Molly, are you available for a quick question? Well, Trent took his down to zero. I know. 00:21:52.227 --> 00:21:59.902 - I want to, before we get any farther, I want to make sure. So Trent has me. 00:22:00.994 --> 00:22:11.115 - with current installation. Does anybody else have any? Maybe instead of taking it down to zero, you 00:22:11.115 --> 00:22:21.236 - put an X in it, it would still allow the formulas to calculate an average. I can't use my mic as an 00:22:21.236 --> 00:22:30.750 - attendee. So she needs to be promoted. No, it's, I think. TSC, can you promote Molly, please? 00:22:33.474 --> 00:23:03.326 - Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 00:23:03.586 --> 00:23:12.211 - and or should they refuse? I don't think we've addressed this before in like the resolution so I think 00:23:12.211 --> 00:23:21.004 - it would be whatever like if the individual committee member is identifying they have a conflict I think 00:23:21.004 --> 00:23:29.713 - it's up to them on what they should do I would just suggest that everyone like for consistency everyone 00:23:29.713 --> 00:23:31.806 - is doing the same thing. 00:23:32.386 --> 00:23:41.120 - Okay, well I'm fine with taking mine off. I am too. Okay. All right, so then, so I was suggesting that 00:23:41.120 --> 00:23:49.599 - if you should an X instead of a zero, it might still, it would maybe take it out of the formula and 00:23:49.599 --> 00:23:57.824 - still let it average. I'm not sure, so it might. Which one was it? Mine is encouraged to change. 00:23:57.824 --> 00:24:01.470 - Did I do it? Okay. Mine should already be. 00:24:02.178 --> 00:24:11.590 - Yeah, these years have already worked. Mine should change. Mine should be zero now. Okay, so whatever 00:24:11.590 --> 00:24:20.909 - it's going to be. I didn't think it would. Yeah. I think it just needs to be blank. Yeah, it's going 00:24:20.909 --> 00:24:30.782 - to be blank zero when it comes up a minus. Yeah. No, that's just telling you that it is a hash mark there. 00:24:31.010 --> 00:24:39.459 - Yes, but because of the, it's the way that it is formulated, not that it's a negative. It's just like 00:24:39.459 --> 00:24:47.991 - a place mark. It's just a place mark. Exactly. Yeah. So it's zero. Yeah. Cause up there it shows zero. 00:24:47.991 --> 00:24:56.606 - It says zero. Okay. All right. So we got that and then we got constellation zero. I'm zeroed out. Yeah. 00:24:56.866 --> 00:25:04.526 - OK, so Liz is zeroed out, encouraged to smear James, Jen is constellation, Trent. OK, so Trent, I think. 00:25:04.526 --> 00:25:11.967 - Should be good. Community kitchen. Two community kitchens for Trent. Yeah, and he's already gone. OK, 00:25:11.967 --> 00:25:19.481 - and then so Vanessa is the last one. Does anybody else have any? OK, that's all I have. OK, cool. Look 00:25:19.481 --> 00:25:22.910 - at us being honest, Aves. I like you. So, Jen. 00:25:23.618 --> 00:25:32.999 - Can we now go back to Eclipse that has a red? Yes. Ooh, anybody? I personally, I like the spirit of 00:25:32.999 --> 00:25:42.379 - where this was going. I just felt like this is not the ask for Sophia Travis because it was given a 00:25:42.379 --> 00:25:49.790 - stipend to their part of people, which I did, I appreciate, but I didn't know. 00:25:49.986 --> 00:25:58.863 - That was my reason. Anybody else? I agree with you. Since I'm one of the ones that did, I'm okay to 00:25:58.863 --> 00:26:08.096 - lower mine again like I did with the previous to kind of keep with the spirit of that. Are you changing 00:26:08.096 --> 00:26:09.694 - it to zero? Yeah. 00:26:10.114 --> 00:26:17.081 - And I gave them $1,000 just because I liked the whole spirit of what they were doing. And again, when 00:26:17.081 --> 00:26:24.049 - you have these kind of agencies and they're doing resources for kids, I gave them $1,000. I was going 00:26:24.049 --> 00:26:31.016 - to say, no, according to this, you have a zero. Oh, there it is. OK, yeah, never mind. I'm looking at 00:26:31.016 --> 00:26:34.910 - this. I'm sorry. We'll help you pick this up. Thank you. 00:26:37.474 --> 00:26:49.760 - not mean to be mean. I appreciate it. Okay so I think maybe I made a note on here like funding non-stifin 00:26:49.760 --> 00:27:02.046 - expenses only because I did like the spirit of it but but I don't know that I actually looked at how much 00:27:02.306 --> 00:27:09.393 - their non-stipend board expenses for the entire year. That was the hard part. Because I got that right 00:27:09.393 --> 00:27:16.550 - before you. Well, they were asking for about a third of the total that they were asking for total. They 00:27:16.550 --> 00:27:23.568 - were asking for us for about a third of the total. Let's see. Stipends was $10,250. Costumes, rights, 00:27:23.568 --> 00:27:30.587 - money. That's what they're asking for. It's $10,250. Now, you can lower me because there's really not 00:27:30.587 --> 00:27:31.550 - anything here 00:27:32.866 --> 00:27:39.928 - I mean, I think they were only asking for 10-250, right? Right. Yeah. So I'm going to go to zero on 00:27:39.928 --> 00:27:47.202 - that too, because I don't think we should fund stipend. Yes. Okay. So we are now in agreement it gives 00:27:47.202 --> 00:27:54.406 - us more money to go back. Okay. Okay. Good conversation. See, that's why I was waiting. I always like 00:27:54.406 --> 00:27:58.078 - this thing. The next red one is hands full of hope. 00:27:58.658 --> 00:28:10.475 - Oh, is that the clothing one? I was a little weirded out by this one, if I can be honest. It was like, 00:28:10.475 --> 00:28:19.998 - what is the point? We have a lot of agencies that have clothing. Yeah, and I guess 00:28:20.546 --> 00:28:29.167 - This is the box truck lunch. Yeah. Yeah. Pre-owned box truck. I was like, I'm going to wait. I zeroed 00:28:29.167 --> 00:28:38.296 - it out because I wanted to wait for everybody else to make their comments and figure out what they thought. 00:28:38.296 --> 00:28:47.678 - Yeah. I think I zeroed mine out too. Yes. So this is an individual that is going to do this with their spouse. 00:28:47.906 --> 00:28:55.660 - They have an office at the mill as their nonprofit. The budget to me was unrealistic and the services 00:28:55.660 --> 00:29:03.338 - are duplicated. We have so many places where we have socks and undies that are handed out in all the 00:29:03.338 --> 00:29:11.016 - schools, vouchers that go to Salvation Army and Goodwill, and all of our other agencies. So I really 00:29:11.016 --> 00:29:17.022 - felt like I would rather increase another agency that is maybe doing clothing. 00:29:17.666 --> 00:29:25.810 - So I didn't see it as realistic. Well, and I wasn't comfortable with the used vehicle. I mean, who knows 00:29:25.810 --> 00:29:28.990 - what kind of trouble you get into there. 00:29:29.410 --> 00:29:35.496 - I think insurance and the budget. So I really felt like this person has another endeavor that they're 00:29:35.496 --> 00:29:41.821 - trying to do. And I think that I want to encourage them to really get involved with our community because 00:29:41.821 --> 00:29:48.026 - their services are somewhat duplicated. And I think that a tie into an agency that speaks to them, they 00:29:48.026 --> 00:29:54.590 - would be a really powerful volunteer with us. So I want to encourage them to get more involved. I understand. 00:29:55.298 --> 00:30:02.532 - So where are we at with that one then? Okay, so we have 1,000 and then 2,500. I also was not as hot 00:30:02.532 --> 00:30:10.129 - on this because again, I do, I sometimes worry about duplication of things that there's not like a solid 00:30:10.129 --> 00:30:17.580 - reason why. That said, I went with an amount because I kind of saw as an organization trying to figure 00:30:17.580 --> 00:30:23.006 - out some solid footing on kind of what that looks like. So that's kind of, 00:30:23.106 --> 00:30:28.076 - What was my rationale for that? But again, I had some very similar thoughts about that. So did I. 00:30:28.076 --> 00:30:33.250 - I mean, I agree with Trent. That's kind of what I did. I didn't want to not give him anything. Right. 00:30:33.250 --> 00:30:38.423 - Because I know there are a lot of duplicates out in the community. But at the same time, I look at it 00:30:38.423 --> 00:30:43.698 - again as an agency that probably doesn't have a lot of funding sources. So we can fund them to get them 00:30:43.698 --> 00:30:47.806 - started with something. That's why I gave them something. Well, this is their... 00:30:48.130 --> 00:30:54.106 - is their idea for their agency. There's nothing else beyond this. It's relevant. Yeah. They have another 00:30:54.106 --> 00:30:59.626 - thing that they're doing, but it's not related to this. So I kind of Google the people and said, 00:30:59.626 --> 00:31:05.431 - who are you? Where are you? And this was one that was at the middle, which made me curious. And so it 00:31:05.431 --> 00:31:11.179 - looked to me like it was an individual that had joined our community somewhat in the last few years, 00:31:11.179 --> 00:31:15.390 - maybe done student work here or something. So that's why I was just like, 00:31:15.554 --> 00:31:21.350 - get to know us. There's lots of places to have to plug in. So yeah, yeah, there's lots of places that 00:31:21.350 --> 00:31:26.976 - somebody in the front step to send this very same thing could be plugged into somewhere else. Yes, 00:31:26.976 --> 00:31:32.659 - and yeah, that already has infrastructure to play. So I'm not. I'm not stuck on that amount. I just 00:31:32.659 --> 00:31:38.455 - felt like I would put something there so that's something that if we're if we're getting low on or we 00:31:38.455 --> 00:31:44.138 - can't come to an agreement on the whole 174,000 and I can I can adjust my amount. Likewise, and can 00:31:44.138 --> 00:31:45.502 - I think that their sock 00:31:45.634 --> 00:31:56.306 - and the budget was like $900, so. I wrote down $800 for stock. Okay. So I could, since I have $1,500 00:31:56.306 --> 00:32:07.190 - to put back somewhere, I would be okay with like putting a placeholder in for $500. And then maybe put 00:32:07.190 --> 00:32:15.326 - a pin in that little ring. Okay, and then we can kind of come back in. Okay. 00:32:15.586 --> 00:32:27.284 - discuss. So the next one was the next red one is Harrodsburg. I didn't feel good giving somebody I felt 00:32:27.284 --> 00:32:38.983 - really bad about this one because I was like, ah, I kept going back and forth and it's like, I see what 00:32:38.983 --> 00:32:40.670 - they're doing. 00:32:41.026 --> 00:32:49.090 - And much like how we are doing in our other capacity as council members related to budget, I was like, 00:32:49.090 --> 00:32:56.997 - this is, I see the spirit. I don't know if I am okay with taking something away from food, clothing, 00:32:56.997 --> 00:33:04.826 - and shelter from somebody else to fund free rides. I thought about that when you're finished. Yeah, 00:33:04.826 --> 00:33:09.758 - that was my one thing. But again, I was like, I could totally, 00:33:10.370 --> 00:33:17.710 - be amendable um and that's why I made the comment earlier about maybe given since that was something 00:33:17.710 --> 00:33:24.976 - that was near and dear to Cheryl that three thousand that was a part of the fund I would be willing 00:33:24.976 --> 00:33:32.389 - to see how we could put some of that into there so that was that was my ration for that I felt really 00:33:32.389 --> 00:33:36.894 - bad but um the reason I have it because on our list of the um 00:33:37.090 --> 00:33:43.009 - things that we support, it looks to me like we have youth enrichment opportunities that seem like the 00:33:43.009 --> 00:33:49.566 - youth enrichment. That's why I like it. Me too. And I felt bad about not giving them anything because, you know, 00:33:49.762 --> 00:33:55.626 - Again, coming from my background, I look at things that are going to benefit the entire community, not 00:33:55.626 --> 00:34:01.548 - just certain populations, and also to be a pro-social activities for at-risk youth or at-risk families. 00:34:01.548 --> 00:34:07.355 - If you have these kind of things and they look forward to it all year, they become involved in it all 00:34:07.355 --> 00:34:10.430 - year, that keeps them from doing bad things. I agree. 00:34:10.914 --> 00:34:18.922 - positive pro-social activities, which is why I'm so happy we possibly can give them the $3,000. Exactly. 00:34:18.922 --> 00:34:26.625 - That's spot on. We talked about maybe $500 or $1,000 from the Sheryl Munson project offsetting here. 00:34:26.625 --> 00:34:34.480 - I gave them $1,000 because Harrisburg is way down at the bottom of our county. There's another project 00:34:34.480 --> 00:34:40.734 - down here which is going to be Steinsville, and I've opened Steinsville up there. 00:34:41.026 --> 00:34:47.854 - Well, I want them to fill part of our county. These are outliers, but they're small communities. And 00:34:47.854 --> 00:34:54.683 - so when they have an event like this, this is their thing. This is their thing. So that's one of the 00:34:54.683 --> 00:35:01.578 - reasons why I put money in there. And I did do my own research. And you can get a bouncy house rented 00:35:01.578 --> 00:35:08.542 - and delivered for $500. So that was two bouncy houses I supported there. One for me, one for Williams. 00:35:09.570 --> 00:35:20.031 - I was like, I'm going to sponsor something. This sounds fun rides. But I also always worry that sometimes 00:35:20.031 --> 00:35:30.197 - our tinier communities that used to be mightier communities and will once again be very needed, mighty 00:35:30.197 --> 00:35:35.230 - communities because of housing needs. We know that 00:35:35.458 --> 00:35:41.643 - if you're trying to develop where people live, it's gonna be the Harrodsburgs, Steinsvilles, Eltsville's 00:35:41.643 --> 00:35:47.828 - a good example where that is happening already in well underway, but that's where people are gonna start 00:35:47.828 --> 00:35:53.718 - to be because it's a good headache to have. So I kind of look at that, anything that kind of builds 00:35:53.718 --> 00:35:58.430 - their identity helps them develop it. Yeah, I mean, it's there, you know, I do, 00:35:58.754 --> 00:36:04.883 - I have a family property I help take care of near there, and there's always something kind of going 00:36:04.883 --> 00:36:11.074 - on in that area, much like Steinsville and I. That makes me happy because those school consolidation 00:36:11.074 --> 00:36:17.325 - and everything else really abandoned those communities. I mean, for a purposeful reason, but that was 00:36:17.325 --> 00:36:23.516 - a byproduct. Now we're gonna need them all back to fulfill our housing needs. So, it's kind of where 00:36:23.516 --> 00:36:24.190 - I want it. 00:36:25.282 --> 00:36:30.969 - So where are we at with this whole thing? I'm sorry. Bring it back. So my thought on this is, that's 00:36:30.969 --> 00:36:36.599 - why I kind of asked, what I asked in the beginning is, if we could just zero that out, and if we're 00:36:36.599 --> 00:36:42.567 - all in agreement of giving this Cheryl Lunson grant the money all to Harrisburg with your extra 61 cents, 00:36:42.567 --> 00:36:48.254 - I appreciate that, by the way. And we could all be zero here. Yeah, I wouldn't want to give them the 00:36:48.254 --> 00:36:51.294 - whole 3,000. I wouldn't mind still giving them 1,000. 00:36:51.490 --> 00:37:00.175 - but I really want to support Grace and Girls Incorporated from Sheryl's Inheritance. And Grace's Inheritance. 00:37:00.175 --> 00:37:06.334 - Grace Inheritance. Okay. All right. Well, we can maybe put a pin in that one. 00:37:06.690 --> 00:37:14.845 - We didn't have any real decisions, you know? And one thing, Kim, red is red, but still the number, that 00:37:14.845 --> 00:37:22.843 - final recommended award amount, that's going to come down to just a number, right? It is, yeah. So we 00:37:22.843 --> 00:37:30.841 - don't necessarily have to focus on it. Worry about the red. We're not all in it. We can start up here 00:37:30.841 --> 00:37:34.526 - and just start changing. Let's just settle for 00:37:34.690 --> 00:37:42.475 - Here's the, you know, here's the average. Let's change it to, you know, 1,000. Isn't the blue, though, 00:37:42.475 --> 00:37:50.411 - down at the bottom, isn't it balancing now? It is. Well, we included the $3,000. So if I take that 3,000 00:37:50.411 --> 00:37:58.347 - out, let's just take it out. But we still have it together. Yeah. So basically, whatever that one that's 00:37:58.347 --> 00:38:04.318 - off, it's still... I think we need to leave it in. It's balancing. Yeah. Yeah. 00:38:04.514 --> 00:38:12.767 - So technically, you've got $3,230 to spend. So let's, you know. I'm just looking at the blue phones. 00:38:12.767 --> 00:38:20.939 - Yeah. I don't think we're making much headway on the red stuff. Well, I mean, it's good discussion. 00:38:20.939 --> 00:38:29.600 - Yeah, I mean, I think. But it's also influencing my way of thinking. I've got money to put back in there, 00:38:29.600 --> 00:38:32.542 - so I could potentially put it back. 00:38:32.706 --> 00:38:44.948 - I have some and he's got stuff too. Like a liberal. I guess just if we could glance down. So many times 00:38:44.948 --> 00:38:57.308 - the rounded average is something I can learn with. So it's just about maybe we can settle on those then. 00:38:57.308 --> 00:39:01.310 - So many of them look pretty good. 00:39:03.970 --> 00:39:10.584 - there's a lot that we all were pretty close yeah yeah yeah i would agree well can we just settle on 00:39:10.584 --> 00:39:17.463 - the ones we know we can settle on is that what you're saying yeah i kind of like that that's a positive 00:39:17.463 --> 00:39:24.407 - move so we got that okay so so what do we want to do that i so tell me where i'm going yeah let me drive 00:39:24.407 --> 00:39:26.590 - this train but let me so then we 00:39:26.786 --> 00:39:34.026 - because we got a lot of green. And so I think green means that we're all in agreement. So I don't think 00:39:34.026 --> 00:39:40.987 - there's really nothing that we need to discuss there. But I think, again, we need to go back to the 00:39:40.987 --> 00:39:47.948 - red and the orange ones and kind of see where we're at or if there's other discussions that need to 00:39:47.948 --> 00:39:54.909 - be had. So let's say we each kind of have $3,230 to pay it to an agency that we like, right? Unless 00:39:54.909 --> 00:39:56.510 - we go ahead and, well, 00:39:56.706 --> 00:40:08.628 - I mean, not necessarily because... Yeah, Councilor Feidl didn't spend all of hers. So if she went through 00:40:08.628 --> 00:40:20.213 - right now, she'd have 13 that's going to change all of the... I think we should have Councilor Feidl's 00:40:20.213 --> 00:40:26.174 - allocations. Oh, I mean... Yeah, because to be fair, 00:40:26.434 --> 00:40:35.103 - you know, it's your input, it's value. And I sort of, I will say this. So I did not score my recusals 00:40:35.103 --> 00:40:43.856 - and I didn't withhold for those either. And the reason I didn't do that is I trust the process figures 00:40:43.856 --> 00:40:52.355 - it out with that. So I don't know why I said that way that's relevant, but I will say that the blue 00:40:52.355 --> 00:40:53.630 - line seems to, 00:40:54.370 --> 00:41:00.157 - despite even the reds, the blue line just starts to arrive at something, even if the differences are 00:41:00.157 --> 00:41:06.000 - beyond a standard deviation. So it sort of is just like, oh, there's what they looked at, and this is 00:41:06.000 --> 00:41:11.787 - what they came up with. So which one do you want? The final recommendation. So we agree, but it does 00:41:11.787 --> 00:41:17.516 - seem like if we don't have Liz's stuff that we need. All right, I'm working on it. Please give me a 00:41:17.516 --> 00:41:19.006 - minute. Give me a minute. 00:41:19.138 --> 00:41:26.520 - She goes, ah, the heck with it. I'm going to go for it. The rest of us all get the 174 out, and then 00:41:26.520 --> 00:41:33.901 - we need to do 177 now. So technically, we need to allocate ours. So I guess right now, everybody has 00:41:33.901 --> 00:41:42.014 - some funds that they could go back and revisit. So maybe take a second here and look at what you would like to 00:41:42.178 --> 00:41:51.346 - to allocate your funds to. So yeah, I think all that. Yes, OK, that's good. That's good. Yeah, I'm good 00:41:51.346 --> 00:42:00.339 - and that will that averaging will take care of the us figuring out the rest. That's good. Oh yeah, he 00:42:00.339 --> 00:42:06.686 - said it was Harrisburg and it was great and girls and girls. Excellent. 00:42:13.186 --> 00:42:33.726 - really the table solves all your issues 00:42:39.234 --> 00:43:04.574 - I don't know. 00:43:04.674 --> 00:43:26.330 - I did not. Alright, let me try with mine. Alright, OK, so let's go to. So there's two. 1000. And they 00:43:26.330 --> 00:43:32.062 - get 5000. It's one for me. 00:43:32.674 --> 00:44:01.246 - And let's go to the Gray Center, make about $5,000. And let's go to my sister's closet, make that 4757. 00:44:03.170 --> 00:44:16.617 - Or seven, five, seven? Yes, there is, yes there is. Oh, not seven. Oh, that. And about a bunch 00:44:16.617 --> 00:44:30.346 - of grandparents, let's make it 6,000. And staff. Make that 5,000. That's it. How close am I now? 00:44:30.346 --> 00:44:32.894 - One moment, yeah. 00:44:38.594 --> 00:44:49.646 - Other people have more than I do now. I'm done for now. That's where I'm at now. Did mine show that 00:44:49.646 --> 00:44:59.262 - I'm $5,500 under? No, you spent $5,500. Remember, you cut a couple. Oh, OK. All right. 00:44:59.426 --> 00:45:09.302 - I gotcha, golly, I've got problems. Now you got work to do. I cut some too, I don't even know what I'm 00:45:09.302 --> 00:45:19.178 - under. Yeah, right there. 5,000, you're under. I'm sorry, I can't see. 5,000. I'm under, I have 5,000? 00:45:19.178 --> 00:45:29.054 - Yes. Can you take me to Grace? I was thinking about Grace. All right, Grace. Can you take that to six? 00:45:30.882 --> 00:45:49.476 - Now, can you take me next to Harrodsburg? And take that to 2. So now let me see how far you're at. That's 00:45:49.476 --> 00:45:55.966 - a lot. Take me to Girls Inc, please. 00:45:57.730 --> 00:46:18.455 - I don't have to get you a Vanna t-shirt. I can make that happen. For girls, take that to six. For me, 00:46:18.455 --> 00:46:25.566 - will you change girls to 50 to 50? 00:46:27.138 --> 00:46:34.890 - And we're clicking. Okay. Five, two, five, oh. Is that what you said? Yes. Jenny. Thank you. All right. 00:46:34.890 --> 00:46:42.493 - And then I have to change brace. I want to move them. Great. Are you done with your allocation? Yeah, 00:46:42.493 --> 00:46:50.096 - obviously. I'm taking a breather for a second. You go ahead. You're doing great. Jenny's doing great. 00:46:50.096 --> 00:46:54.046 - Okay, Grace. Jenny. Yeah, take them to 6,000. 6,000. 00:46:55.298 --> 00:47:03.601 - Okay, Harrodsburg, take them to two. I'm just doing what Trent's doing. Apparently, it must be that 00:47:03.601 --> 00:47:12.236 - side of the table. And then as he said it, I'm like, man, we're in sync. Or he's looking at my numbers. 00:47:12.236 --> 00:47:20.539 - Yeah, he's got to two. And then Pantry 279, will you add 1,000 to them? Then I should expect that I 00:47:20.539 --> 00:47:22.366 - should be in balance. 00:47:22.530 --> 00:47:32.497 - And then me, my number, I'm still down 1,000. Can you take me to Hoosier Hills Food Bank? And let me 00:47:32.497 --> 00:47:42.661 - just see something here for a second. They only ask for seven. Okay. You're right there. And then take 00:47:42.661 --> 00:47:47.102 - me to Pathways, please. And take me to five. 00:47:51.618 --> 00:48:00.702 - And then new leave new live. Take me to three demon and that should wrap me up. Well, look at today. 00:48:00.702 --> 00:48:08.977 - Yes, that's a balanced budget. And we have three other people and possibly only them. Yeah, 00:48:08.977 --> 00:48:19.230 - I still have 27. Yeah, you said you were done for a minute. Yeah, OK, let me let me look some way. I'll make you. 00:48:19.426 --> 00:48:28.004 - Pretty simple. All right. I would like to add a thousand of these to Grace, Harrodsburg, and Girl's 00:48:28.004 --> 00:48:36.668 - Inc. Grace, you've already maxed out? Oh, done. OK. OK, well, nope. Harrodsburg? I've not given them 00:48:36.668 --> 00:48:45.332 - anything. OK, what was the others in? Harrodsburg and Girl's Inc. OK. No, did you say I maxed out on 00:48:45.332 --> 00:48:49.278 - Girl's Inc? No, you're not on Girl's Inc. OK. 00:48:50.114 --> 00:49:00.143 - Girls, I think you're at four. Okay. So you wanna do an extra thousand. The five. Okay. And then. 00:49:00.143 --> 00:49:10.683 - Here's bird. I'll give them, I'll make it two. That's my three, and then I got 1000 left to go. I will 00:49:10.683 --> 00:49:15.390 - give Limestone Media, I don't know everybody, 00:49:20.258 --> 00:49:36.526 - They're the ones that I wanted to bring to the forefront is that what we read was they're going to take 00:49:36.526 --> 00:49:47.006 - our grant money and make grants. I'm not sure we might want to get 00:49:47.874 --> 00:49:57.748 - Clarification. Clarification from our legal intent. If that is actually even. Any work given? Yeah, 00:49:57.748 --> 00:50:07.721 - yeah, no. OK, well, you don't have to do all that. I'll just I'll back out. OK, and so I think I got 00:50:07.721 --> 00:50:17.694 - one more thousand to go check. Yes, you do. OK. That's why this. In question of I matched out there. 00:50:25.378 --> 00:50:38.365 - I've got mine figured out. I'll come back. Okay. Go to restore for me. Okay. And let's make that $4,000. 00:50:38.365 --> 00:50:50.981 - And then go to Second Baptist Church. Yes. Let's make that. I have seven hundred and some odd dollars 00:50:50.981 --> 00:50:53.950 - left, whatever that is. 00:50:55.650 --> 00:51:07.863 - 743. That's back just back and back. Yeah, then I'm done. That's my that's my. Thank you. And then for 00:51:07.863 --> 00:51:19.008 - me, my 1000 would one would 1000 would go to Harrisburg. 1000 would go to make one more time. 00:51:19.008 --> 00:51:21.854 - That's alright. OK, so. 00:51:26.370 --> 00:51:42.848 - And then an extra thousand to the Grace Center. And an extra thousand to Girl's Inc. Yeah, I'm getting 00:51:42.848 --> 00:51:56.126 - there. Yeah, definitely getting there. You're majoring in what? Right one. OK, so. 00:51:58.114 --> 00:52:10.505 - That's probably still thinking about community kitchen. 1000. OK, now are you counting the one the first 00:52:10.505 --> 00:52:22.424 - person? Well, not that one, sorry. OK, it's different on my arm. Yeah, so this is the collaborative. 00:52:22.424 --> 00:52:27.262 - OK, so. As the fish, yeah, so thank you. 00:52:29.826 --> 00:52:37.494 - Okay. All right, so then when we go over here to the final, see where we're at. So we have overspent 00:52:37.494 --> 00:52:45.161 - by $3,020. How can that be when we're all zeroed out? Well, because you, does it not accommodate for 00:52:45.161 --> 00:52:52.905 - the, does the formula accommodate for the 3,000 we added? Yeah, we, yeah, see I already, yeah, that's 00:52:52.905 --> 00:52:55.486 - already up there in the top left. 00:52:55.618 --> 00:53:07.823 - So that can't be right. Well, there's something wrong with it because our rounded average is at 180. 00:53:07.823 --> 00:53:19.907 - That doesn't make sense. Oh, I bet this is, oh, it's rounded averages, which means they're rounded, 00:53:19.907 --> 00:53:22.686 - which is a percentage. 00:53:23.650 --> 00:53:39.610 - So as long as we're all zeroed out, that means we've spent the right amount of money. I think next year 00:53:39.610 --> 00:53:48.510 - I need to fix this. So let me think about something real. 00:53:49.090 --> 00:54:00.405 - Because you think it is trying to give us more like it's rounding. Yeah, that's what I'm going to try. 00:54:00.405 --> 00:54:11.719 - I'm going to want to. I don't know what M means. What M means? Yeah, when it's in M around. Maybe it's 00:54:11.719 --> 00:54:15.454 - medium rounded. So that would be. 00:54:16.578 --> 00:54:26.035 - Yeah, that might be what the problem is, is that it's full and it's good. It says the Excel mRound function 00:54:26.035 --> 00:54:35.142 - rounds a specified number to the nearest multiple of another specified number. Oh, n. Was that helpful? 00:54:35.142 --> 00:54:44.162 - Yeah. It could be upping everything by 70. Yeah, so I'm going to go open it to movement. I usually use 00:54:44.162 --> 00:54:46.526 - two. I like things simple. 00:54:46.914 --> 00:54:57.710 - I usually do a parenthesis too, but I'm usually rounding just two numbers, so I guess I like this too. 00:54:57.710 --> 00:55:08.612 - It was fun until we got to that column. Yeah, they thought they could use data for some reason, so they 00:55:08.612 --> 00:55:11.966 - didn't make their data columns. 00:55:13.058 --> 00:55:32.995 - I'd like to know is about how I felt when you spoke to me about this in public school. Thank you very 00:55:32.995 --> 00:55:36.318 - much. Thank you. 00:55:50.178 --> 00:56:14.270 - She was great the next day. Oh good. She feels actually helped. 00:56:14.466 --> 00:56:42.302 - Okay so we have a fix to this so according to this we have 00:56:42.466 --> 00:56:49.512 - overspent now, but it's surrounded. So we have overspent, but I don't know. We haven't. Well, I think 00:56:49.512 --> 00:56:56.627 - it's around. It's a rounding thing is what it is. So I think we just go. I think it has to do with the 00:56:56.627 --> 00:57:03.535 - averages because it's on our averages produced. It's saying get all the five columns up and divided 00:57:03.535 --> 00:57:08.094 - by five. But there's some places where we only have four columns. 00:57:08.514 --> 00:57:15.979 - So we have thrown maybe more money into it. So wherever we, somebody's recused themselves as well. If 00:57:15.979 --> 00:57:23.664 - you look at the average, just say divided by three. Look at the writers, whatever that was. The writers, 00:57:23.664 --> 00:57:31.934 - Gil at the bottom. Because I'm just looking at that one and it's like, okay, well, if you look at those numbers, 00:57:32.066 --> 00:57:37.631 - One thousand five hundred six hundred. The average cannot be four hundred and twenty dollars. How do 00:57:37.631 --> 00:57:43.252 - you do that? Oh, because you divide it by five, right? Divide by five. Somebody's recused themselves. 00:57:43.252 --> 00:57:48.873 - So they be factored in. Maybe we could just put a dollar in those one, those empty line, empty slots. 00:57:48.873 --> 00:57:54.714 - Just to see what happens. But that's not going to help anything. That won't help. No, it's okay to divide 00:57:54.714 --> 00:58:00.059 - it by five because people just didn't vote. I think it should divide by three. Yeah, that would. 00:58:00.059 --> 00:58:00.830 - On a recusal. 00:58:01.698 --> 00:58:12.268 - on the recute, yeah. Then your formula is always going to go like this, but it's a whole, I mean, 00:58:12.268 --> 00:58:22.622 - as a whole, you chose not to put anything in there, so it's still five. Yeah, technically we're 00:58:23.298 --> 00:58:30.570 - Right. Yeah, it's just equating the zeros. I'm pretty sure the math factors out at the end of our name 00:58:30.570 --> 00:58:37.772 - columns. So as long as those are all zero, no discrepancies and we're right on the money. Except that 00:58:37.772 --> 00:58:44.903 - row there just needs to go. Can you add from the average and see what happens in the average? But it 00:58:44.903 --> 00:58:50.622 - looks like the numbers are the same between the average and the rounded average. 00:58:51.042 --> 00:58:59.943 - Is there a rounded, is there a rounded formula in the average summation? This one? The column Y. Y. 00:58:59.943 --> 00:59:09.022 - The column Y. Oh yes, it's the average. Yes, so maybe we want to say, maybe instead what we do is say 00:59:09.410 --> 00:59:18.652 - sum the five columns with four divided by five, and that gets us a different average. I don't know if 00:59:18.652 --> 00:59:27.712 - it will, but. So the recusals are hurting them. Mm-hmm. Well, there's no amounts, because I have no 00:59:27.712 --> 00:59:36.863 - amounts in some. Right, me too. But if it's purposeful, that should factor in. But if it's just your 00:59:36.863 --> 00:59:38.494 - step on it, yeah. 00:59:38.754 --> 00:59:58.462 - I'm going to do two. I'm going to do two because I want to add one to the five. 01:00:15.298 --> 01:00:39.084 - Is T plus T six? I will, I can't see what I'm doing here. Does it need to be capital T? No. Okay, bye. 01:00:39.084 --> 01:00:43.934 - Did I bump anything? 01:00:49.058 --> 01:01:03.677 - I'm just going to do an example. Give me five numbers and see if the average really works. Give me five 01:01:03.677 --> 01:01:18.014 - numbers in a line there. Now we're $2 off. That's much better. Maybe reduce wheeler mission to 3,234. 01:01:18.274 --> 01:01:24.786 - you know, anything that's got a... Yes, that sounds like a good, that's a good place to do something 01:01:24.786 --> 01:01:31.686 - that's got a dollar on it. Yeah. And what did you do take out the... I changed the formula for the average 01:01:31.686 --> 01:01:38.198 - to instead of having it calculated as a whole, I did, you know, plus this, plus this, plus this, and 01:01:38.198 --> 01:01:43.550 - then divide it by five. Okay. It didn't know how to do that on its own apparently. 01:01:43.746 --> 01:01:51.477 - Apparently not, and I did, I mean, you got what you needed. Well, I have a thing. Yeah. And so that 01:01:51.477 --> 01:01:57.662 - blue column's hitting negative two? Yes, and negative, we have overspent by $2. 01:01:59.746 --> 01:02:05.922 - So that sixth one on the end could be tattooed? Yeah, the will admission. I would take off, I would 01:02:05.922 --> 01:02:12.159 - make the six a five and then there's another place where there's a one and I would make that a zero. 01:02:12.159 --> 01:02:18.335 - Yeah, there we go. There's one here. Then they're all kind of even numbers. How about, okay, so I'm 01:02:18.335 --> 01:02:24.511 - just gonna be weird here. So this one is like. Oh, 99. Yeah, or why not make that one. Round it up. 01:02:24.511 --> 01:02:26.302 - Yeah, round it up. Plus one. 01:02:27.394 --> 01:02:35.780 - That's a dollar. Okay, so make mine $57.44. Oh, plus a dollar. Wait a minute. Plus a dollar. Yeah, so 01:02:35.780 --> 01:02:44.412 - there's that one. Okay. Okay, so then is there anything else like that that ends with a weird like maybe 01:02:44.412 --> 01:02:52.715 - nine? There's a six there. There's a seven. There's a seven. Yeah. I was looking for like another 99 01:02:52.715 --> 01:02:56.990 - back there. So you'd be up three dollars right now. 01:02:58.306 --> 01:03:23.422 - Okay. All right. So the account balance. Do you want to? 01:03:25.890 --> 01:03:33.766 - Boy, you know, I mean, are we taking your plastic? We need to take away. So I did. Yeah, yeah. Take 01:03:33.766 --> 01:03:41.643 - away three. So take 105446 and make a site for no downline down down down right this one. Make that 01:03:41.643 --> 01:03:49.598 - five or five. OK, so do we? Yeah, and then that one five too. Yeah, big brothers fix or which one is 01:03:49.598 --> 01:03:53.694 - that beacon bacon? Yeah, make that one or five bag. 01:04:01.250 --> 01:04:09.573 - It's five, yeah. And then we gotta get rid of another dollar. I dare that 2667. And then we scroll to 01:04:09.573 --> 01:04:17.978 - the bottom. We did it. No, you did it. So now the issue is, is that where we wanna be? Exactly. So can 01:04:17.978 --> 01:04:26.219 - we compare the final award with what they requested and are we all okay, right? That's what I'd like 01:04:26.219 --> 01:04:30.462 - to see. That is correct. So we can hide that stuff. 01:04:32.706 --> 01:04:39.010 - started to tell. Right and I was gonna tell us there is that 60% tell us the uh percent of the request 01:04:39.010 --> 01:04:45.131 - they want right? How much how much of the award the percentage of the award that they actually were 01:04:45.131 --> 01:04:51.436 - actually giving them right? Yes. Okay. So like okay so I'd like to know that number I mean how far off 01:04:51.436 --> 01:04:57.618 - are we with all of those? We're really close I think anything at least above 50% of our nine is good 01:04:57.618 --> 01:05:00.862 - because they're all of them together. I think that's 01:05:01.730 --> 01:05:08.512 - Well, my point is I think that they all asked for a total of like double of what we had to give, right? 01:05:08.512 --> 01:05:15.164 - So if we looked at what their total requests were and what we're totally giving, I'd like to know how 01:05:15.164 --> 01:05:21.751 - close we are to all that. So that would be how close are we to that 50% mark and then the percentage 01:05:21.751 --> 01:05:27.294 - of the requests we're giving. Does that make sense? Yeah, but I don't know that that 01:05:28.002 --> 01:05:34.089 - I mean, we would have to look at everybody's reasons, so we could say if it's under 50% of people want 01:05:34.089 --> 01:05:36.158 - to speak to why they fund it less. 01:05:36.450 --> 01:05:44.356 - For big brothers and sisters. I only funded them for the cameras. I think I think this is the Ellisville 01:05:44.356 --> 01:05:51.961 - thing. Camera technology is no. This was the thing where they're going to buy clickers and stuff and 01:05:51.961 --> 01:05:59.793 - they're going to storm at the school and I wasn't apparent to me that the school might not have already 01:05:59.793 --> 01:06:05.214 - had that technology that they couldn't have. They've got flickers from. 01:06:05.474 --> 01:06:13.023 - IU because it's an older technology and that they couldn't be using some services within this full system 01:06:13.023 --> 01:06:20.358 - itself because there's a lot of friendliness there. So that's why I funded them at half their request. 01:06:20.358 --> 01:06:27.551 - Yeah, I funded them a little less than that. How much did I fund them? I can't remember. This is the 01:06:27.551 --> 01:06:34.174 - one I gave some to me too. So I was fine with that because to my way of thinking this wasn't 01:06:34.658 --> 01:06:40.770 - food, clothing. That's right. We looked at the list. That's right. Yes. But it is youth enrichment, 01:06:40.770 --> 01:06:47.126 - I think. So it's down there. It's down there. Yeah. And that's why I funded them so high because again, 01:06:47.126 --> 01:06:53.421 - I'm coming at it from a perspective of bang for our buck and investment in children because, you know, 01:06:53.421 --> 01:06:59.838 - children need to be a safe place to go and a safe place to get resources. And the younger they get them, 01:07:00.066 --> 01:07:08.172 - then their outcome later in life is better. So I'm always gonna put money on the kids and that's why 01:07:08.172 --> 01:07:15.555 - I funded this higher. Yeah. Okay, so are we happy with that? Yeah, I'm happy with that. No, 01:07:15.555 --> 01:07:23.741 - I think we, I'm back. I'm fine with that decision. I was trying to. All right. Let's look at the rest 01:07:23.741 --> 01:07:29.118 - of them where the, where am I going? I'm going back to. Yes. Yeah. 01:07:31.714 --> 01:07:48.589 - All right, here we go. That is just the repeat of that. So do you want all this on here too? I just 01:07:48.589 --> 01:08:01.246 - want the request and what we're getting. We don't need the client service. 01:08:01.634 --> 01:08:09.125 - You want to keep those are just the two columns I'm interested in they're right next to each other so 01:08:09.125 --> 01:08:16.542 - the clients serve we can hide and then maybe everything else well I like client serve though I would 01:08:16.542 --> 01:08:24.033 - like to keep that well if it's on the screen I'm just looking at the paper so I think we're good with 01:08:24.033 --> 01:08:25.502 - this okay all right 01:08:25.634 --> 01:08:34.635 - Okay, so that gives us a clear picture of all. Okay, so that one was 40%. So you want to see anything 01:08:34.635 --> 01:08:43.902 - that's under 50? Let me look at what I see over there. Oh, yeah, I'm okay. So under 50. So Big Brothers, 01:08:43.902 --> 01:08:49.726 - is everybody good with their final recommended award? I am. Okay. 01:08:49.858 --> 01:08:58.216 - okay okay not the only one okay so all right so then the next one would be this uh that one's 33 oh 01:08:58.216 --> 01:09:06.658 - yeah the cpr right yeah it's i'm fine with us funding at that level because we fund it last year and 01:09:06.658 --> 01:09:15.601 - it's right under community culture well we funded them last year we might anticipate that the last weekend 01:09:15.601 --> 01:09:17.022 - next year and we 01:09:17.314 --> 01:09:26.331 - could assume that they're, we are building up the reserves of the staff continuing. Yeah, I'm okay. 01:09:26.331 --> 01:09:35.438 - Yeah, does anybody, I guess, if anybody objects to being under the 50% threshold, why don't we start 01:09:35.438 --> 01:09:44.635 - with that? So if we don't hear any objections, then I would assume we're all good and we can move on. 01:09:44.635 --> 01:09:47.070 - Okay, next one, right? So. 01:09:48.450 --> 01:10:00.788 - They wanted $4,000 and this is the student matinee program. That whole program I wrote down was $69,800 01:10:00.788 --> 01:10:12.651 - so they were asking $4,000 anyway so they weren't asking for a large amount but I'm trying before I 01:10:12.651 --> 01:10:14.430 - met with them. 01:10:23.106 --> 01:10:28.986 - I gave them some money and I think it's a good program for kids. Anything that's going to keep youth 01:10:28.986 --> 01:10:34.866 - busy, pro-social activities in the community and the amount of clients they serve, I'm all for that. 01:10:34.866 --> 01:10:40.805 - It's definitely youth-origin. I mean, a lot of kids they bring in don't get to, I mean, it might have 01:10:40.805 --> 01:10:46.627 - been their first time they get to go to a program. Well, not every kid is good at sports and things 01:10:46.627 --> 01:10:48.606 - like that. Right. Yeah. That too. 01:10:48.834 --> 01:10:58.014 - I literally, and not that this matters, but I literally became a clogger in this community for 15 years 01:10:58.014 --> 01:11:07.017 - because they came to my school. But they literally came to my school, kindergarten, saw one to do it. 01:11:07.017 --> 01:11:16.638 - And now you do, you had that opportunity. So everybody feels good with that one, okay. Okay, so I know that. 01:11:16.802 --> 01:11:26.510 - I'm keeping it quiet and allowing. Yes. Yeah. Courage to change is one. I mean. I'm they want to then 01:11:26.510 --> 01:11:36.122 - and then 10,035 right now I'm going to shut up because I'm on the board. I mean, I think I think the 01:11:36.122 --> 01:11:46.686 - issue is if we object, we say something other than this because I'm fine with it. Yeah, yeah, this won't like. 01:11:47.650 --> 01:11:57.565 - I wrote down that they asked, their remain in balance was $6,745, but then the ask was $7,035. 01:11:57.565 --> 01:12:08.106 - And I was like, I don't, yeah, I was like, so I'm, I'm personally, I'm good. And this is another one 01:12:08.106 --> 01:12:11.550 - that is a sober living and they, 01:12:11.682 --> 01:12:18.103 - they have to work, they have to pay for while they're there, they don't get free room and board. So 01:12:18.103 --> 01:12:24.718 - this is something that- Living in Malibu. Yeah, living in Malibu. But this is also something that they 01:12:24.718 --> 01:12:31.460 - can work and pay for that themselves versus all the other agencies. I just want to explain why my number 01:12:31.460 --> 01:12:37.946 - was what it was. So we're all good on that. Everybody's good with that story. Okay. Well, I think we 01:12:37.946 --> 01:12:39.230 - might have to stop. 01:12:39.426 --> 01:12:50.842 - Any objections? No, no. All right. Keep it moving. The next one is 44, which was, oh no, 16. That's 01:12:50.842 --> 01:13:02.373 - the traveling bus truck. Yeah, I think we discussed that. Yeah, I'm okay with that. Yeah. Yeah. Next 01:13:02.373 --> 01:13:04.542 - one is Heronsburg. 01:13:05.442 --> 01:13:16.167 - What percentage is that? That's 44. That's the one where they went at $4,500 for the rides, and we would 01:13:16.167 --> 01:13:26.585 - get them $2,000. It's close to 50. I feel better now after having it explained and being able to give 01:13:26.585 --> 01:13:34.654 - money, so I feel good now. It's a nice percentage. It's not like it's nothing. 01:13:34.754 --> 01:13:42.811 - Mm-hmm. And he clearly vetted his presentation there. He knew we had a tough job, so. Yep. That's been 01:13:42.811 --> 01:13:50.867 - the point. They must say to all of us there as much as I do, whether or not they need us. The next one 01:13:50.867 --> 01:13:59.159 - is Ivy Tech. This is food there, as I remember. Mm-hmm. I'm Harvest Food Pantry. Right. And no objections 01:13:59.159 --> 01:14:00.254 - from me. Yep. 01:14:03.970 --> 01:14:12.629 - It's a lot of stone. I feel like we figured that we just don't. Yeah, no objections. Um no humane. Oh, 01:14:12.629 --> 01:14:21.205 - that makes me sad. Yeah, that was I I get the breathing behind it. You know, like they're animals and 01:14:21.205 --> 01:14:29.696 - pets, but still it's such a comfort for people and I just and we have such a need for our animals. I 01:14:29.696 --> 01:14:31.966 - just really hate that, but 01:14:33.602 --> 01:14:40.718 - I mean, I guess my, yeah, it's- But they had a $115,000 total, and then they were only asking us for 01:14:40.718 --> 01:14:47.482 - 85%. Right, so they weren't even asking us for 10%. So I'm gonna say no objections. Yeah. Okay. 01:14:47.482 --> 01:14:54.597 - That's fine. It's hard, it's all- It's hard, it's hard. This is the sucky part. Okay, so this one is 01:14:54.597 --> 01:15:01.502 - 49% New Hope for families. That one's on the Frank. Yeah, that one's hard too, but I think we're- 01:15:02.146 --> 01:15:13.632 - I think we did what we could. Yeah, I agree. Right. No objections? No objections. 233. Oh yeah. I do 01:15:13.632 --> 01:15:24.094 - want to have a discussion about this just in case I can try to change anybody's mind, but I 01:15:24.802 --> 01:15:32.478 - voted to give them a lot of money only because I look at it again they do a lot of therapy with kids 01:15:32.478 --> 01:15:40.230 - they do a lot with autistic children children with developmental disabilities it you know anything to 01:15:40.230 --> 01:15:44.638 - invest in our kids I feel like more pro-social activities 01:15:44.738 --> 01:15:50.980 - they're less likely to be involved in bad things when they grow up. So I just would like for everybody 01:15:50.980 --> 01:15:57.040 - to kind of think about that. I know people struggle with that because it's not food and things, but 01:15:57.040 --> 01:15:59.646 - it is critical and it does give a great... 01:15:59.810 --> 01:16:04.796 - a great resource to the community. And there's a lot, I mean, there's a lot of kids that could benefit 01:16:04.796 --> 01:16:09.831 - from that. And I'll just leave it at that. So they want a 32, one and a half hour program. So this will 01:16:09.831 --> 01:16:14.720 - give them, how much percentage? We're almost giving them, not, we'll give them 40%. So they'll still 01:16:14.720 --> 01:16:19.561 - get to do something. Yeah, yeah, I'm good with the number. I just want to bring awareness to things 01:16:19.561 --> 01:16:24.402 - that when people see this and they're thinking, well, that's of horses. Why would they do that? But 01:16:24.402 --> 01:16:29.243 - I just- Oh, I don't have any trouble defending that. Yeah, I mean the public. I just want people to 01:16:29.243 --> 01:16:29.776 - understand 01:16:29.776 --> 01:16:36.382 - my reasoning by being a new person to this meeting. I come to get to know my reasoning, and I just know 01:16:36.382 --> 01:16:42.988 - they do a lot in the community. We refer our troubled youth to them as well. Okay. Do we have any other 01:16:42.988 --> 01:16:48.896 - good ones? Are we good? Yeah, I think we're good. The next one is playing fair and good. Oh, 01:16:48.896 --> 01:16:55.311 - that's so close. We got as close to 50 percent as we could. Yeah. No objections from me. Yeah. Okay. 01:16:55.311 --> 01:16:57.598 - The next one is protect our people. 01:16:59.298 --> 01:17:06.430 - 33%? Is this the first year for them on this? Yes. I think it's a good start. And it's one of those, 01:17:06.430 --> 01:17:13.633 - I'll just be very candid. I always look at, there's so many different food resources in the community 01:17:13.633 --> 01:17:20.835 - and I'm always trying to figure out which one is hitting this with impact. And gosh, I could probably 01:17:20.835 --> 01:17:27.614 - get it wrong most of the time. And years and years ago with, gosh, now I'm blanking. Oh, shoot. 01:17:28.194 --> 01:17:35.780 - Megan Betts is the director. Mother Hubbard's gosh of all the names you'd forget years ago when I first 01:17:35.780 --> 01:17:43.148 - looked at them I was like I don't understand all that over time I got in there saw what they did and 01:17:43.148 --> 01:17:50.515 - I really like soaked in for me and I think that I'm glad to see this one enter in here and that kind 01:17:50.515 --> 01:17:58.174 - of same thing. Get them a start. Yes. And again as we have been talking about a lot is trying to protect 01:17:58.402 --> 01:18:06.883 - you know, like our youth. I think when we think of youth, we gotta also make sure we're thinking all 01:18:06.883 --> 01:18:15.699 - of our youth. And so this is near and dear for me personally, because we have, our children have friends 01:18:15.699 --> 01:18:24.096 - who could possibly benefit from this as well. So like, I just, yeah. Yep, so no objections from me. 01:18:24.096 --> 01:18:28.126 - Nope, no objections. I mean, it's a good start. 01:18:28.450 --> 01:18:36.695 - Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I'm sorry. I had this one turned around. I had it turned around with the not current 01:18:36.695 --> 01:18:45.103 - change back up the list. So I said what I said was out of turn. But yeah, I guess I'm also glad to see 01:18:45.103 --> 01:18:52.286 - all right. Next is the restore. Well, happy cap. I hear it. Here's what I thought ever. 01:18:52.450 --> 01:18:58.477 - feeding the volunteers. I volunteer in a lot of places and I always get myself fed and I don't depend 01:18:58.477 --> 01:19:04.621 - on food going there. You know what I mean? I think people can figure out how to get their food. They're 01:19:04.621 --> 01:19:10.530 - volunteering. I think the issue is that they're having some people that are doing community service 01:19:10.530 --> 01:19:16.497 - hours as required by the court system. And so I'm hoping that they'll be judicious in how they spend 01:19:16.497 --> 01:19:22.110 - their time. They can choose how to hand it out then. How they're actually going to process it. 01:19:22.306 --> 01:19:35.326 - Okay, any objections? Nope, none for me. So the next one is Seven Oaks. So one of the things about that 01:19:35.326 --> 01:19:42.462 - is that other school systems are doing backpack buddies. 01:19:42.562 --> 01:19:49.392 - Through Community Kitchen, it wasn't evident that they had done that, which would make sense as a smaller 01:19:49.392 --> 01:19:55.965 - school. They might have social workers and be able to qualify the families to do that, but I'm hoping 01:19:55.965 --> 01:20:02.795 - that they will look into that. I'm not sure they have social workers. No, they don't have social workers. 01:20:02.795 --> 01:20:09.238 - We're unusual. MCC has social workers, and that's very unusual in a school system to have that. But 01:20:09.238 --> 01:20:10.398 - I think it allows 01:20:10.722 --> 01:20:19.637 - better services for children. And so I'm really wanting to encourage Seven Oaks to reach out to Community 01:20:19.637 --> 01:20:28.215 - Kitchen and see if there's some resources there for them. So no objection. No objection. So moving on 01:20:28.215 --> 01:20:36.878 - to Sobremesa. I like saying that. You do? I don't have any objections. This is also, they're the first 01:20:36.878 --> 01:20:40.158 - time that they've done an application. 01:20:41.826 --> 01:20:53.958 - None from me. Anybody else? No. Saint Paul. That's for Saint Vincent. They were going to buy furniture. 01:20:53.958 --> 01:21:06.090 - Yeah, I would agree. I agree. I think we're good. Alright, then we're down to tandem. This is the first 01:21:06.090 --> 01:21:11.806 - year that they. Wait, for me the number was big. 01:21:12.002 --> 01:21:21.017 - No, I'm sorry. No, this isn't. They've come last year. Yeah, that's right. So yeah, it's all good. So 01:21:21.017 --> 01:21:29.502 - I think the issue is that normally we might not support operational costs like labor, which was 01:21:29.730 --> 01:21:36.073 - the majority of their requests, but they are a growing agency. They've taken over for options for better 01:21:36.073 --> 01:21:42.416 - living, the diaper program. And at this point, they're in a critical growth area where they really need, 01:21:42.416 --> 01:21:48.578 - I think, this kind of support. And I think that they have a good director that will probably maximize 01:21:48.578 --> 01:21:50.270 - and find another way to get 01:21:50.498 --> 01:21:57.667 - and the county provides services to attend. Yes, yes. They're growing and they're filling an inch need 01:21:57.667 --> 01:22:04.906 - and I think I see good things for our community because they exist. I will say I wish this was one that 01:22:04.906 --> 01:22:11.935 - we could give more funding for everything that you just said because they have taken over a real big 01:22:11.935 --> 01:22:17.086 - need. We refer people there all the time and it's a needed resource. Yes. 01:22:17.890 --> 01:22:26.772 - So no objections, but maybe next year we can do more. OK, next one is the project school. This was the 01:22:26.772 --> 01:22:35.655 - first year at yeah, I'm going to encourage that to also maybe figure out other resources if all of our 01:22:35.655 --> 01:22:44.365 - schools are hurting for the same thing and having to, you know, let go of support staff, which makes 01:22:44.365 --> 01:22:47.038 - the teachers role much harder. 01:22:47.170 --> 01:22:53.865 - as schools have a chance to evolve, they might be able to build up their volunteer gains, but it's really 01:22:53.865 --> 01:23:00.435 - hard this year for all of our students. Yeah, I agree. This is one that was, I allocate a lot of money, 01:23:00.435 --> 01:23:06.941 - only because again, I look at the need of the children that it provides the services for, and the fact 01:23:06.941 --> 01:23:11.678 - that with all these federal funding cuts, and for you guys know, all these 01:23:12.002 --> 01:23:20.084 - is that going to affect the services that these children get now, less, and there's not hope to bring 01:23:20.084 --> 01:23:28.325 - it back. So that's why I came to give them so much money, just because of the children that they serve. 01:23:28.325 --> 01:23:36.249 - Yeah. They'll get about a third, not a third. So no objections. And then the next one is Wonderlad. 01:23:36.249 --> 01:23:40.766 - I wish we could do all the things in the world for them. 01:23:40.930 --> 01:23:50.566 - And I just, I'm good, I have no objections. I get the whole idea being from Gary and seeing, you know, 01:23:50.566 --> 01:23:59.921 - she made her compelling case. And so much like what Julie has been saying, I think the common theme 01:23:59.921 --> 01:24:01.886 - is we just, I think, 01:24:01.986 --> 01:24:10.723 - anything that we can do to get kids to either clog later in life or just like do other things. Oh, 01:24:10.723 --> 01:24:19.636 - I remember. But this is something that I just... Well, and we didn't used to have a laundry rack. We 01:24:19.636 --> 01:24:28.638 - didn't have a laundry rack. Well, and one of the things that we could do, just a little plug here, is 01:24:28.738 --> 01:24:34.993 - A lot of science museums have retroactivity that if you have a membership. So for years, if we were 01:24:34.993 --> 01:24:41.624 - going to Chicago, we bought a Wonder Lab museum and then we would be able to get into some of the Chicago 01:24:41.624 --> 01:24:46.878 - museums. I should probably call their development director and say, here's a way to 01:24:47.266 --> 01:24:54.488 - kind of get more people, because you might say, well, my kids are too awful in their lab. Well, no. 01:24:54.488 --> 01:25:01.855 - So it's a reciprocal agreement. So we got three more or two more after this. So no more. I don't have 01:25:01.855 --> 01:25:09.294 - any objections. And then any objections to the Writers Guild? No. And then writing for change? No. No. 01:25:09.294 --> 01:25:17.022 - Okay. So then Ms. Kim, you will tell us our next steps, because the next step is to present to the council 01:25:17.186 --> 01:25:24.636 - for approval. Do we have to? Oh, we have to, yeah. Hold on, let's see. So I didn't know. So you fixed 01:25:24.636 --> 01:25:32.013 - it? Yes. Yeah, okay. So yeah, we don't have to make a motion to move this to council. Yes, so that's 01:25:32.013 --> 01:25:39.244 - what I was gonna say. I do need a motion. I need money or somebody else. Yes, I can get money. Oh, 01:25:39.244 --> 01:25:45.598 - you're 16. So yeah, so what we'll do is we've included it. The motion needs to include 01:25:46.210 --> 01:25:56.281 - and I don't know, it's right here on our agenda. I know. Language that I didn't know. No, I just said 01:25:56.281 --> 01:26:06.253 - that. It was generic, so okay. So yes, if you could have a motion and then what'll happen is we will 01:26:06.253 --> 01:26:14.942 - prepare a list of exhibits and then along with this signature page showing your voting, 01:26:15.106 --> 01:26:23.206 - then that will be forwarded to council at a meeting that will be presented at our recommendation. Yes. 01:26:23.206 --> 01:26:31.384 - And then once that happens, then after that, it goes to the commissioners to approve contracts. So then 01:26:31.384 --> 01:26:39.326 - we'll contact anyone that made an application and let them know who has been approved to us. Can you 01:26:39.326 --> 01:26:43.966 - get a copy of what we did? Yeah, we'll do the whole thing. 01:26:44.130 --> 01:26:49.403 - I just want to know what they asked for and what they gave me. Oh, yeah, yeah. They'll send out a copy. 01:26:49.403 --> 01:26:54.575 - Yeah, we'll send out, yeah, a copy of our scoring sheet. Right. Yeah, I want to see this in my email. 01:26:54.575 --> 01:26:59.646 - Yeah. Oh, you want to see a copy of this? I want to see what we awarded. Oh, OK. That's what I want 01:26:59.646 --> 01:27:04.716 - to see. Oh, OK. Somebody is bound to have a record. Somebody is bound to ask. Ask, and it's hard to 01:27:04.716 --> 01:27:07.454 - remember on the test, so it's nice to know. Yeah. OK. 01:27:08.802 --> 01:27:14.798 - We'll just forward you a... So what's the motion now? We got to send this to Council. I so move. 01:27:14.798 --> 01:27:21.102 - And I second. Oh, here we go. I'm supposed to do this. Hold on. I'm in blue here. She stole my thing. 01:27:21.102 --> 01:27:27.469 - I moved her forward to the County Council for approval, the Sophia Chavez grant award funding, and the 01:27:27.469 --> 01:27:34.083 - Cheryl Munson memorial donation recommendations. Second. Good job. We got a motion and a second to forward 01:27:34.083 --> 01:27:36.926 - this. I would just take a point of privilege. 01:27:37.026 --> 01:27:45.305 - as chair to say thank y'all very much for this. This is Jenny's last one. And then this is Julie's first 01:27:45.305 --> 01:27:53.268 - one. So the J's, the J's are all right. So I just, I would like to say thank you and again to staff, 01:27:53.268 --> 01:28:01.311 - and who especially, of course, for this being her first and of course, Kim Show and Molly for all the 01:28:01.311 --> 01:28:05.726 - support that they've given to the committee to do this. 01:28:05.858 --> 01:28:12.650 - Again, we knew that it was gonna be a really tough one and we did it and better look next year as we 01:28:12.650 --> 01:28:18.366 - look forward to seeing what we do. So I'm looking forward to seeing this discussion. 01:28:18.658 --> 01:28:24.922 - at the council meeting. And there were more applicants this year, as I remember. I wasn't here last 01:28:24.922 --> 01:28:31.248 - year, but as I remember asking, there were more applicants this year. It grows every year. Yeah. And 01:28:31.248 --> 01:28:37.762 - I like the range of need. I mean, we didn't just give to one type of need or this type of need. We gave 01:28:37.762 --> 01:28:44.151 - to multiple needs, and I feel good about that. Exactly. Yes. Anybody else? Not a bad Friday. No. It's 01:28:44.151 --> 01:28:48.222 - nice to have it done. I think we appreciate all of our community 01:28:48.386 --> 01:28:55.921 - agencies and the work they do and it's really hard work and I hope that you feel like we respect that 01:28:55.921 --> 01:29:03.604 - you and listen to your needs and try to meet you or give you guidance to your next ideas. So thank you. 01:29:03.604 --> 01:29:09.662 - The only other thing I'd say is I always appreciate this process because it's one 01:29:09.762 --> 01:29:15.697 - though it's hard, it's one thing that feels always good to get in there and learn about this and just 01:29:15.697 --> 01:29:21.516 - the knowledge built year after year. I will say this, I'm also grateful that the county budgets for 01:29:21.516 --> 01:29:27.509 - this. Sometimes there's controversy around that, but my God, can you imagine if these things, if these 01:29:27.509 --> 01:29:33.386 - groups weren't here doing things, what life would be like? And so for other communities or counties, 01:29:33.386 --> 01:29:39.728 - if they would do some of this or figure it out, they always act to me, I talk to them like I'm talking about 01:29:39.728 --> 01:29:46.624 - to Mars, you just got to figure it out what your people need. But if they do a little bit of that, it 01:29:46.624 --> 01:29:48.382 - helps some of this a lot. 01:29:48.482 --> 01:29:53.833 - this community continues to try to figure out the tough stuff, it would be easier to not do. Well, I 01:29:53.833 --> 01:29:59.132 - know it wouldn't be easier, but if you just zeroed it out and said we're not doing that and figured 01:29:59.132 --> 01:30:04.854 - other things out, yeah, you could do that, but you'd have a whole lot of other problems. Well, I appreciate 01:30:04.854 --> 01:30:10.311 - what you just said, Trent, because I don't look at it as bringing up the budget is a good way to think 01:30:10.311 --> 01:30:15.610 - of it. This is an investment. This is an investment for our community, investment for our kids, our 01:30:15.610 --> 01:30:18.206 - future citizens. So I know people see the budget 01:30:18.498 --> 01:30:26.795 - issues and everything. And while I understand that, it's kind of like you got to pay yourself first. 01:30:26.795 --> 01:30:35.093 - I look at this as paying ourselves first with the groups that we gave money to. That's a good way to 01:30:35.093 --> 01:30:43.390 - end it all. So do we have to take a vote? Yeah, that's what I was just about to steer us to. Give us 01:30:43.390 --> 01:30:46.430 - a roll call vote, please. Okay. Yes. 01:30:46.626 --> 01:31:13.182 - Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. 01:31:13.474 --> 01:31:19.442 - go over how we will present and then you'll also go over when that presentation will be. When we present 01:31:19.442 --> 01:31:25.183 - we take a certain section and present that? Usually in the past what happens is this is a topic that 01:31:25.183 --> 01:31:30.980 - comes up to county council and then they go through the whole list of each agency and what we awarded 01:31:30.980 --> 01:31:36.664 - them. Okay and we have to explain it or we just say no no you just say them we just say. So you are 01:31:36.664 --> 01:31:37.630 - normally sitting 01:31:37.826 --> 01:31:46.786 - County Council and Julie and I say this is the recommendation and these are the recommendations we make 01:31:46.786 --> 01:31:54.797 - for funding and we read the list into the record and then you go to the U.S. as the Council. 01:31:54.797 --> 01:32:03.585 - We read the list. And then Kim on our original schedule said 5 p.m. October 28th but I know Kim is in 01:32:03.585 --> 01:32:07.806 - charge of all the dates and these things change. 01:32:07.906 --> 01:32:19.944 - I don't know how you guys are. I think we should adjourn so I will motion to adjourn back in. Alright 01:32:19.944 --> 01:32:27.262 - and we are adjourned. Thanks y'all. Thank you all. Thank you.