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Lakewood Alive attempts to create diverse funding streams by hosting annual fund campaigns twice a <br />year and actively participatesin donor/corporate cultivation. Funding is also received from the city of <br />Lakewood via grants, however these cannot be applied to the organizations host of high-cost, large-scale <br />events. Mr. Andrews and Ms. Urbanek identified some of the organization’s challenges, such as <br />identifying consistent revenue streams, retaining talented staff, the increasing costs for Lakewood Alive <br />offices, and working to ensure affordable neighborhoods.Lakewood Alive will be moving offices soon <br />due to sewer gas issues in their current location and aims to eventually purchase a building and start a <br />social enterprise, which could provide steadier revenue streams. Councilmembers commented on the <br />value of investing in Lakewood Alive and the range of services that the organization offers. <br />Councilperson Bullock has served as Council’s representative on Lakewood Alive’s board the past 2 <br />years. <br />Councilmembers questioned Mr. Andrews and Ms. Urbanek if their organization received initial budget <br />estimates that were adequate and satisfactory for their work and they both confirmed that that was the <br />case. Lakewood Alive is set to receive an extra $50,000 in funding from the city’s general fund. It also <br />received an 18% increase in funding for its paint program. After Council prompts into its status as a fiscal <br />agent, Mr. Andrews acknowledged that the status does not enable the organization to gain revenue, <br />however it makes sense from a business standpoint to be involved with the local business associations. <br />Several Councilmembers acknowledged the organization’s value and ability to connect a great deal of <br />people with many resources. <br />Chairman O’Malley moved to defer Ordinance 45-19. <br />Chairman O’Malley made a motion to approve the minutes from the Finance Committee’s previous two <br />meetings, which was seconded by Councilperson George. All members voted in favor. Motion passed. <br />The meeting was adjourned at 8:11 p.m. <br /> <br />
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