AGENDA Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 7:00 PM Roseville Grants Advisory Commission Meeting City Council Chambers 311 Vernon Street Roseville, California
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1 AGENDA Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 7:00 PM Roseville Grants Advisory Commission Meeting City Council Chambers 311 Vernon Street Roseville, California 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL 3. PUBLIC COMMENT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Persons may address the governing body on items not on this agenda. Speakers shall restrict their comments to issues that are within the subject jurisdiction of the governing body and limit their comments to three (3) minutes per person. The Brown Act, with certain exceptions, does not permit the governing body to discuss or take action on issues that are not listed on the agenda. 4. MINUTES a. Approve minutes of meeting held April 9, PRESENTATIONS/REQUESTS/ACTION ITEMS a. Grant Check Presentation b. Grant Process Updates and Community Needs Discussion (8/14 at 5:30 PM) 6. COMMISSIONER/STAFF/REPORTS/COMMENTS 7. ADJOURNMENT
2 Minutes Monday, April 9, 2018 Roseville Grants Advisory Commission Meeting City Council Chambers 311 Vernon Street Roseville, California 1. CALL TO ORDER 5:30 P.M. 2. ROLL CALL Commissioners Present: Ellaison Carroll Stephanie Dement Acting Vice Chair Kristine Dohner Miranda Garnett (Youth Commissioner) Wendy Green Dawn Heywood (Vice Chair) Acting Chair Robert Lyss Commissioners Absent: Audra Flynn (Chair) 3. Commissioner Dohner made a motion to nominate Commissioner Dement as acting Vice Chair. Commissioner Green seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 5-0 Yes: Carroll, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss Abstain: Dement 4. PUBLIC COMMENT Robert Sanchez from Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (R.C.O.N.A.) gave the Commission an update on their fundraising efforts. Their event sponsors fundraiser exceeded the $7,650 goal by $1,050 equaling $8,700. This will give the Commission an opportunity to adjust the funding if needed. 5. MINUTES a. Approve minutes of meeting held January 9, 2018 Commissioner Lyss made a motion to approve the January 9, 2018 meeting minutes. Commissioner Dement seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 6-0
3 Yes: Carroll, Dement, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss 6. PRESENTATIONS/REQUESTS/ACTION ITEMS a. FY Citizens Benefit Fund (CBF) and Roseville Employee s Annual Charitable Hearts (REACH) Fund Grant Funding Deliberations and Recommendations The Commission began the funding discussion with those grant applications that received the highest scoring. Commissioners serving on boards or having affiliation with the grant applicant recused themselves during discussion and voting. A series of motions were made for all recommendations in order to accommodate recusals Public Comment: Patty Neifer from the Petal Connection brought an example of the floral arrangements the non-profit gives to those in hospice care. Ms. Neifer also gave a small explanation about the organization and thanked the commission for its consideration of funding. Gina Roberson from the Health Education Council requested feedback from the commission regarding her organization s application so she can improve future applications. Dale from Performing Arts Roseville just wanted to clarify the total amount of available funding vs what was being provided by the CBF Fund and the REACH Fund. Suzy Glover from a Touch of Understanding wanted to thank the Commission for its consideration and let them know they have reached over 100,000 students. April Marsgal from Music in the Park and R.C.O.N.A thanked the Commission. Commissioner Green made a motion to recommend the following funding as listed below. Commissioner Lyss seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 6-0 Yes: Carroll, Dement, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss Saint Vincent de Paul Society, Roseville Area Conference, Placer Food Bank (PFB) Food Locker Program $25,000 $20, Hunger Relief $15,000 $15,000.00
4 Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Sierra College Foundation Stand Up Placer, Keaton's Child Cancer Alliance (formerly Keaton Raphael Memorial) Roseville Police Activities League, Placer Veterans Stand Down, Advocates for Mentally Ill Housing, Child Advocates of Placer County A Touch of Understanding, (ATOU) Performing Arts of Roseville The Me One Foundation, Placer Independent Resource Services Life Skills Training and Educational Programs/LifeSTEPS The Petal Connection KidsFirst Placer Community Foundation on behalf of Placer Collaborative Network Assistance League of Greater Placer General Funding $10,000 $10, Emancipated Youth Care Packs Roseville Victims Services Project Navigating the Journey: Child Cancer Diagnosis to Survival $11,500 $11, $15,000 $13, $15,000 $11, Summer Program 2018 $15,000 $14, Placer Veteran Stand Down Housing & Supportive Services CASA/Mentor Project for Roseville Foster Youth and At-Risk Youth A Touch of Understanding, Disability- Awareness School Workshops Roseville's Music in the Park - 26th Anniversary Season The Me-One Foundation, Camp Wieser PIRS Assistive Technology Project LifeSTEPS--Thriving at Any Age! The Petal Connection Bedside Floral Bouquets Community and Student Mental Wellness Placer Collaborative Network $10,000 $9, $30,000 $21, $10,000 $10, $25,000 $19, $15,000 $10, $10,000 $7, $2,500 $2, $6,000 $3, $9,976 $7, $30,000 $25, $2,000 $1, Operation School Bell $30,000 $18, Shopping ReCreate GeniusMobile $20,000 $8, Sierra Forever Families Finding Forever Families for Kids in Foster Care $10,000 $6,500.00
5 Excel Roseville Roseville Alano Club Roseville Home Start, Sierra Pregnancy and Health Blue Line Arts Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations- R.C.O.N.A. Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera Placer Breast Cancer Foundation The Lazarus Project, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Sacramento Area, Excel Roseville Summer Program $17,000 $15, Roseville Alano Club $9,300 $7, Kitchen Service Renovation Roseville Home Start's $37,180 $8, Trauma Informed Therapy and Trauma Informed Yoga Program Women and Family $11,000 $5, Wellness Initiative Re-igniting Community $18,500 $5, through the 3rd Sat. Artwalk RCONA 2018 $7,150 $4, Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera Link Up In Roseville Program $10,000 $6, Placer Women's Retreat $5,000 $2, Supportive Housing $15,000 $8, Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring Program $15,000 $5, Commissioner Carroll recused herself while a motion was made for Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center. Commissioner Dement made a motion to recommend Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center for funding as listed below. Commissioner Lyss seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 5-0 Yes: Dement, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss Abstain: Carroll Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center Family Wellness Initiative $10,000 $8, Staff Liaison, Danielle Foster, recused herself while a motion was made for Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras. Commissioner Dement made a motion to recommend Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras for funding as listed below. Commissioner Dohner seconded the motion.
6 Vote: Motion carried 6-0 Yes: Carroll, Dement, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras Homeless Coordination $30,000 $10, Vice Chair Heywood recused herself while a motion was made for Roseville Community Concert Band and Yur Circle. Commissioner Dohner made a motion to recommend Roseville Community Concert Band and Yur Circle for funding as listed below. Commissioner Lyss seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 5-0 Yes: Carroll, Dement, Dohner, Green, Lyss Abstain: Heywood Roseville Community Music Camp, Concert $15,000 $12, Concert Band Production, and Young Musician Outreach Yur Circle Yur Circle - Local Female Empowerment Programs $10,000 $4, Commissioner Dement recused herself while a motion was made for Roseville City School District Foundation and Health Education Council. Commissioner Lyss made a motion to recommend Roseville City School District Foundation and Health Education Council for funding as listed below. Commissioner Carroll seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 5-0 Yes: Carroll, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss Abstain: Dement Roseville City School Music Education for All $20,000 $13, District Foundation Health Education Council Invest Health Roseville $15,000 $5, Commissioner Carroll made a motion to recommend The Gathering Inn for funding as listed below. Commissioner Green seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 6-0 Yes: Carroll, Dement, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss The Gathering Inn Emergency Overnight $105,000 $43, Homeless Shelter
7 7. COMMISSIONER/STAFF/REPORTS/COMMENTS Staff Liaison, Danielle Foster, thanked all applicants and commissioners for participating in this funding cycle. She also reminded everyone that funding recommendations would be going to the City Council on May 2nd. Commissioners thanked staff for their hard work and the grant applicants for their dedication to serving our community. 8. ADJOURNMENT Commissioner Dement made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 7:12 p.m., Commissioner Dohner seconded the motion. Vote: Motion carried 6-0 Yes: Carroll, Dement, Dohner, Green, Heywood, Lyss
8 ITEM V.b. City of Roseville Grants Advisory Commission - Staff Report July 10, 2018 Subject: Citizens Benefit Fund (CBF) and Roseville Employee Annual Charitable Hearts (REACH) Fund Grant Process Updates and Community Needs Discussion As part of the May agenda item and action of the City Council for the grant awards, there was continued discussion regarding updates to the grant process and the City Council s ongoing desire to award fewer larger grants overall that have a greater community impact. Attached is the full report that went before the City Council, including the following staffrecommended changes: FY FUNDING CYCLE RECOMMENDATIONS In an effort to increase grant outcomes, organizational collaboration, and community impact of the CBF and REACH funds, staff recommends that the City Council keep the changes made to the process this year (including removal of grant limits, staff review of application completeness and eligibility, and removal of public organizations) and implement the following updates to the upcoming CBF and REACH funding cycle: 1. In the Fall, as part of the grant guidelines update, the Grants Advisory Commission will host a public needs discussion and make recommendations to the City Council on local community need areas for the upcoming funding cycle. 2. Sort applications by need areas to focus and distribute the funding on identified needs areas. 3. Incorporate additional points in the scoring criteria and provide greater opportunity and expectation for collaborative applications. 4. Use prior year year-end reports and outcomes as a measurement in the scoring criteria for future funding, providing it greatest weight in scoring. The City Council approved these recommendations and asked staff to: 1. Include a variety of community needs in the local discussion and include one-time project needs that could be accomplished with grant funds. 2. Look into the potential of a charge to the grant fund for staff time in administering the fund. 3. Review program outcomes and bring back the Roseville HomeStart recommendation with additional information for future consideration. COMMUNITY NEEDS DISCUSSION Based on the direction provided by the City Council, staff is recommending that the Commission host the Community Needs Discussion at the August meeting on August 14, 2018 at 5:30pm. This staff report was aimed at updating both the Commission and the current grantees of the upcoming process changes and the Community Needs Discussion planned for August. Respectfully Submitted, Danielle Foster Housing Manager Staff to Grants Advisory Commission Attachment: FY Grants Advisory Commission Funding Recommendations Council Communication with Attachment
9 COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Title: FY Grants Advisory Commission Funding Recommendations Contact: Danielle Foster CC #: 9199 File #: Meeting Date: 5/2/2018 Item #: 8.2. RECOMMENDATION TO COUNCIL Staff recommends that the City Council: 1. Adopt the Grants Advisory Commission recommendations to fund 38 grants totaling $415,500, including $410,000 from the Citizens' Benefit Trust Fund (CBF) and $5,500 from the Roseville Employees Annual Charitable Hearts (REACH) Fund; 2. Include the $415,500 in the Fiscal Year FY City of Roseville Budget, with the attached list of grant recipients (Attachment 1); and 3. Approve staff recommendations to further strategize use of CBF and REACH funds going forward. BACKGROUND The City has two funding sources from which to award local community grants to non-profit organizations: the Citizens Benefit Trust Fund (CBF) and the Roseville Employees Annual Charitable Hearts (REACH) Fund. FY FUNDING CYCLE For the FY fiscal year, $415,500 is available for distribution: $410,000 from the Citizens Benefit Trust Fund (CBF); and $5,500 from the REACH Fund Non-profit 501(c)(3) or (c)(4) organizations and private schools were eligible to apply, with the limit of one non-profit organization per school. Each organization was limited to one application, but the City Council removed a maximum funding limit this year in an effort to fund fewer projects and services with an increased amount of funding. The goal of this policy shift is so that these local community funds can have a greater impact through fewer large awards. The FY funding cycle began in December 2017 when applications were made available to the public. The Roseville Grants Advisory Commission (GAC) conducted a televised voluntary applicant workshop on January 9, Applications were due on February 8, A total of 51 applications were submitted requesting funding support totaling $818, from the combined funding sources. Of these requests, staff disqualified 13 requests due to one or more of the following reasons: incomplete grant application, a secondary application from one organization, or other ineligible due to the type of applicant or the lack of yearend report submittal from prior year. The Commission took action to recommend full or partial funding for all 38 eligible requests. Staff's role in reviewing and determining application completeness and eligibility improved efficient use of both staff and commissioner time. The GAC met on April 9, 2018 to discuss the merits of each grant application in order to deliberate and make funding recommendations. The majority of the available funds are through the Citizens' Benefit Fund and must be used by organizations for programs and services benefitting Roseville residents. Funds through REACH may be used for programs and services benefitting both Roseville and Placer County residents. Two applications were specifically funded with REACH funding for this reason. The other 36 applications were funded using CBF, as shown in Attachment 1. Attachment 1 is the list of grant applicants that requested funding, the amount of each request and the GAC funding recommendation. NOTE: A separate motion is required for those grants with a Councilmember(s) abstaining due to service within the organization recommended for funding and resulting conflicts of interest. With the awards proposed in FY , total awards for community programs and projects from the CBF will total $15,270,697. REACH Fund awards have added another $515,507 in community grant funding. Together, the CBF and REACH funds have provided $15,786,204 of local support within the community. FY FUNDING CYCLE RECOMMENDATIONS In an effort to increase grant outcomes, organizational collaboration, and community impact of the CBF and REACH funds, staff recommends that the City Council keep the changes made to the process this year (including removal of grant limits, staff review of application completeness and eligibility, and removal of public organizations) and implement the following updates to the upcoming CBF and REACH funding cycle: 1) In the Fall, as part of the grant guidelines update, the Grants Advisory Commission will host a public needs discussion and make
10 1) In the Fall, as part of the grant guidelines update, the Grants Advisory Commission will host a public needs discussion and make recommendations to the City Council on local community need areas for the upcoming funding cycle. 2) Sort applications by need areas to focus and distribute the funding on identified needs areas. 3) Incorporate additional points in the scoring criteria and provide greater opportunity and expectation for collaborative applications. 4) Use prior year yearend reports and outcomes as a measurement in the scoring criteria for future funding, providing it greatest weight in scoring. The above FY funding cycle recommendations are being requested in an effort to further align the use of the CBF and REACH funds with the identified City goals and expected outcomes in the upcoming years. With these changes, it is hoped that the CBF and REACH can make an even greater positive impact in the local community. FISCAL IMPACT There is no fiscal impact to the General Fund. The Citizens Benefit Trust Fund (CBF) was originally funded with the proceeds from sale of the Roseville hospital and this process awards interest earned from those proceeds each year. This year CBF yielded $410,000 in interest for community giving. The REACH Funds are comprised of City of Roseville employee contributions, which total $5,500 in available funding for the upcoming year. These awards, totaling $415,500, will be included in the Fiscal Year City of Roseville Budget. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT / JOBS CREATED The funding granted to local non-profits is invested directly into the Roseville community and is used to support a variety of programs and services that benefit Roseville and Placer County citizens. The funds granted through the CBF help to improve the quality of life in Roseville and is one of the key factors to attracting and keeping businesses in Roseville. Many of the dollars granted also directly create jobs by funding staff or contract workers for the local community organization. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW The California Environmental Quality Act (ECQA) does not apply to activities that will not result in a direct or reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment (CEQA Guidelines 15061(b)(3)). This award of grants does not include the potential for a significant environmental effect, and is not subject to CEQA. Respectfully Submitted, Danielle Foster, Housing Manager Laura Matteoli, Acting Economic Development Director Dominick Casey, Acting City Manager ATTACHMENTS: Description CBF amd REACH Funding recommendations REVIEWERS: Department Reviewer Action Date ED - Housing Foster, Danielle Approved 4/12/2018-2:46 PM ED - Housing Matteoli, Laura Approved 4/12/2018-6:35 PM Paralegal Hakala, Gretchen Approved 4/17/2018-1:25 PM City Clerk Carroll, Ryan Approved 4/17/2018-2:02 PM Assistant City Manager Payne, Kevin Approved 4/18/ :26 PM Chief Financial Officer Panzica, Jay Approved 4/19/ :48 PM City Attorney Schmitt, Robert Approved 4/19/ :55 PM City Manager Casey, Dominick Approved 4/20/2018-2:39 PM
11 COMMISSIONER FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS Average Requested REACH Organization Name Application Title CBF Funding Score Amount Funding Total Funding Saint Vincent de Paul Society, Roseville Area Conference, Food Locker Program $ 25,000 $ 20, $ 20, Placer Food Bank (PFB) Hunger Relief 93 $ 15,000 $ 15, $ 15, Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy General Funding $ 10,000 $ 10, $ 10, Sierra College Foundation Emancipated Youth Care Packs 92.5 $ 11,500 $ 11, $ 11, Stand Up Placer, Roseville Victims Services Project $ 15,000 $ 13, $ 13, Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center Family Wellness Initiative 91.6 $ 10,000 $ 8, $ 8, Keaton's Child Cancer Alliance (formerly Keaton Raphael Memorial) Navigating the Journey: Child Cancer Diagnosis to Survival $ 15,000 $ 11, $ 11, Roseville Police Activities League, Summer Program $ 15,000 $ 14, $ 14, The Gathering Inn Emergency Overnight Homeless Shelter $ 105,000 $ 43, $ 43, Placer Veterans Stand Down, 2018 Placer Veteran Stand Down $ 10,000 $ 9, $ 9, Advocates for Mentally Ill Housing, Housing & Supportive Services $ 30,000 $ 21, $ 21, Child Advocates of Placer County CASA/Mentor Project for Roseville Foster Youth and At Risk Youth $ 10,000 $ 10, $ 10, A Touch of Understanding, (ATOU) A Touch of Understanding, Disability Awareness School Woskhops 87.5 $ 25,000 $ 19, $ 19, Performing Arts of Roseville Roseville's Music in the Park 26th Anniversary Season $ 15,000 $ 10, $ 10, Music Camp, Concert Production, and Roseville Community Concert Band Young Musician Outreach 86.4 $ 15,000 $ 12, $ 12, The Me One Foundation, The Me One Foundation, Camp Wieser $ 10,000 $ 7, $ 7, Placer Independent Resource Services PIRS Assistive Technology Project $ 2,500 $ 2, $ 2, Life Skills Traning and Educational Programs/LifeSTEPS LifeSTEPS Thriving at Any Age! $ 6,000 $ $ 3, $ 3, The Petal Connection Bedside Floral The Petal Connection Bouquets $ 9,976 $ 7, $ 7, KidsFirst Community and Student Mental Wellness 83 $ 30,000 $ 25, $ 25, Placer Community Foundation on behalf of Placer Collaborative Network Placer Collaborative Network $ 2,000 $ 1, $ 1, Assistance League of Greater Placer Operation School Bell Shopping 81 $ 30,000 $ 18, $ 18, ReCreate GeniusMobile 80.5 $ 20,000 $ 8, $ 8, Sierra Forever Families Finding Forever Families for Kids in Foster Care $ 10,000 $ 6, $ 6, Excel Roseville Excel Roseville Summer Program 79 $ 17,000 $ 15, $ 15, Roseville Alano Club Kitchen Service Roseville Alano Club Renovation $ 9,300 $ 7, $ 7, Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras Homeless Coordination 78.5 $ 30,000 $ 10, $ 10, Roseville Home Start's Trauma Informed Therapy and Trauma Roseville Home Start, Informed Yoga Program $ 37,180 $ 8, $ 8, Sierra Pregnancy and Health Women and Family Wellness Initiative 78 $ 11,000 $ 5, $ 5, Re igniting Community through the 3rd Blue Line Arts Sat. Artwalk $ 18,500 $ 5, $ 5, Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations R.C.O.N.A. RCONA $ 7,150 $ 4, $ 4, Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera Link Up In Roseville Program 73.5 $ 10,000 $ 6, $ 6, Roseville City School District Foundation Music Education for All 73.4 $ 20,000 $ 13, $ 13, Placer Breast Cancer Foundation Placer Women's Retreat 73 $ 5,000 $ 2, $ 2, The Lazarus Project, Supportive Housing $ 15,000 $ 8, $ 8, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Sacramento Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring Area, Program $ 15,000 $ 5, $ 5, Yur Circle Yur Circle Local Female Empowerment Programs 69.4 $ 10,000 $ 4, $ 4, Health Education Council Invest Health Roseville 67.6 $ 15,000 $ 5, $ 5, Total Funding $ 410, $ 5, $ 415,500.15
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