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City looks to switch up how it supports nonprofits – while spending less
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City looks to switch up how it supports nonprofits – while spending less
Simplified: As the city looks to tighten its belt in the coming years due to declining property tax revenues, one of the possible spots to save is by cutting support for local nonprofits. Along with the cuts, the administration is looking at making the process to get city money more competitive. Why it mattersThis year the city budgeted about $2.6 million supporting the work of organizations like the Bishop Dudley House, Forward Sioux falls, the…
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