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Scattered

did we ever decide on the budget thing?
I think Sarah was going to follow up on that
📎 Q3 notes (2).docx
can someone remind me what we agreed
pretty sure it was in the other thread

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For decision

Approve the Q3 operating budget

Owner

Dana R. — due 12 Sep

Decided

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Riverside Community Trust — Agenda

Q3 Strategy and Budget Review

  • For decision

    Approve the Q3 operating budget

    20 min

  • For discussion

    Review the fundraising update

    15 min

  • For noting

    Volunteer coordinator's report

    5 min

Riverside Community Trust — Minutes (Approved)

Approved · 14 September 2026

Resolved: the board approved the Q3 operating budget as circulated, with the amendment proposed by Dana R. to increase the volunteer training line by $1,200.

Moved: Marcus T. · Seconded: Dana R. · Carried unanimously

Riverside Community Trust — Actions

  • Circulate the revised budget to the finance committee

    In progress

    Dana R. · due 12 Sep

  • Confirm the venue for the volunteer appreciation event

    To do

    Marcus T. · due 20 Sep

  • Send the approved minutes to the county registrar

    Done

    Dana R. · due 5 Sep

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