Multicultural Family Center Board Annual Report Copyrighted
May 6, 2019
City of Dubuque Action Items # 1.
ITEM TITLE: Multicultural FamilyCenterBoardAnnual Report
SUMMARY: Multicultural Family Center Board President Marlene Woller
will share a presentation of the Multicultural Family Center
2018 Annual Report with the City Council.
SUGGESTED DISPOSITION: Suggested Disposition: Receive and File; Presentation
ATTACHMENTS:
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Multicultural Family Center 2018Annaul Report-MVM City Manager Memo
Memo
Staff Memo Staff Memo
2018 Multicultural Family CenterAnnual Report Supporting Documentation
THE CITY OF Dubuque
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TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
FROM: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager
SUBJECT: Multicultural Family Center Board Annual Report Presentation
DATE: April 28, 2019
Multicultural Family Center Board President Marlene Woller will share a presentation of
the Multicultural Family Center 2018 Annual Report with the City Council.
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cc: Crenna Brumwell, City Attorney
Teri Goodmann, Assistant City Manager
Cori Burbach, Assistant City Manager
Marie L. Ware, Leisure Services Manager
Jackie Hunter, Director of the Multicultural Family Center
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TO: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager
FROM: Marie L. Ware, Leisure Services Manager
SUBJECT: Multicultural Family Center Board Annual Report Presentation
DATE: April 25, 2019
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this memo is to request the opportunity for the Multicultural Family
Center Board to present the Multicultural Family Center Annual Report.
BACKGROUND
The City has a long-standing partnership with the Multicultural Family Center Board.
The City in the partnership takes care of the costs related to the building and staffing
and the Board takes care of the costs related to programming.
DISCUSSION
The Multicultural Family Center Board is an outstanding partner of the City. The Board
prepares an Annual Report which summarizes their programming, successes and
fundraising efforts.
President of the Board, Marlene Woller would like to present this Annual Report to the
City Council.
RECOMMENATION
I respecffully request time on the Council Agenda for the Multicultural Family Center
Board Annual Report presentation.
cc: Marlene Woller, President Multicultural Family Center
Jackie Hunter, Director of the Multicultural Family Center
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WHO WE ARE:
The Multicultural Family Center (MFC) is a public-private partnership with the City of Dubuque. The city
provides the building and staff, and the MFC is 100% responsible for the costs of all programming, events,
and resources for our patrons. Your financial gift to the MFC helps ensure that we can continue providing
these vital services to the community at no cost to participants.
OUR MISSION:
The Multicultural Family Center empowers all families and community members of Dubuque to reach
their potential and build unity through diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION 2018STEPPROGRAMRESULTS
For 10 years, Dr. Dana Livingston led the MFC's summer teen
empowerment program, Future Talk. This program focused on , ' � � ; �
three components: meaningful work, environmental education, and • � • • � •
community service. His dedication as a volunteer and mentor left a
legacy that continues to make an impact on the MFC teens today. - t
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MY GOAL TO GO TO COLLEGE."
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In 2018 the MFC revised Future Talk into a pilot program designed � � � � � � � � � � � �
to enhance critical job skills and leadership qualities. Going
forward, our new Summer Teen Empowerment Program (STEP)will � � �
focus on employment, education, and financial literacy. The � �
students will gain meaningful, paid employment while developing �
communication and leadership skills, and connecting with local
employers, community leaders, and higher education institutions.
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The STEP program would not have been possible without the � � �
support of the 22 organizations that sponsored or partnered with
the MFC in 2018.
� � I HAVE DEVELOPED AS A BETTER PERSON ON
THE INSIDE AND I REALLY NEEDED IT."
MEET OUR NEW DIRECTOR � � � � . � � � - �
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the Gulf War and former flight �
attendant, traveling extensively � �, �
throughout the U.S., Caribbean �, . ,
countries, and South America.
Jacqueline is currently a doctoral student, and is a graduate �
of Bethune-Cookman University and Nova Southeastern
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University. She's committed to initiatives that ensure
families have a voice and a choice to achieve sustainable � � '
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She resides in Dubuque with three of her four children.
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Black Hills Energy(grant) Ed&Erica Raber Susan Balsamo
$5,000 Amy Boynton River Lights Bookstore leni&Matthew Bormann
Emest&Peggylackson Terrance&PaulaFriedman SevadSabanagic NancyCaddigan
IBMEndowedFundforaSustainableDubuque DouglasMeyer Sidney&laniceScott Karen&AnthonyClemen
PmdentialFoundation(grant) MorrisonBmthersCompany SistersofChariTyoftheBVM Mark&lenniferDalsing
NAACP Dubuque Chapter Shaina Stewad Kalyn Decker
$2,500-$4,999 Craig&loan Schaefer Nancy Ehdich
Anonymous Scott&luliaTheisen $5�-$99 RobedFelderman
CityofDubuque(grants) MadeneWoller Harry&MaryAtthaus Alan&PhyllisGarfield
McDonough Foundation(grant) Donna Bauerly AmberHollbmok
SistersofthePresentation $�00-$249 SandraBeisker Kristine&Williamlubeck
Richard&Donna Anderson Stephen&Marilyn Bell Patrick&Margaret Keamey
$1,000-$2,499 Kada&limBraig Kevin&DianneKoch
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CommuniTy Foundation of Greater Dubuque Theodore M.Blanchard Marylo Chapman Alice Link
Conlon Constmction Mc&MrsJim Collins Patti McDermott
Hem stead Hi h School Diversit Run Edwin&Barbara Blinks Dubu ue Dental Associates
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Chrislohnson Pankaj Chugh Ann&Frank Duchow Erin Ogbom
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Marie&Lowell Ware Core Holdings,LLC Sandra Hirstein Vivian Robeds
Brian&Michelle Covey Mike&Kristen Igo Miki Robinson
$500-$999 CSB Consulting Company Sheri Kutsch-Stanton Cynthia&RaySanders
Anonymous Dubuque Boys&Gids Club Kristin Look Ruth&Ralph Schamau
Tm&Claudette Bees Joe&Barb Featherston Molly Menster&Tina Sio Clement&Mary lane Steele
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Chad&Laura Chandlee Judy&lim Giesen 0'Connor,Bmoks&Co.,P.C. peggyWeber
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Chadie&VickieGlab Jane&DavidHeiar Sue&KraigPod GiftsMadetotheMulticulturalFamily
DougHenry&MadhaPoerste HerrigFamilyCharitableFoundation MaureenQuann CenterEndowmentthmugh7he
Dan&Wanne Hillary Garricklohnson Kelsey Rusk CommunityFoundationof
Liz&Ryan Kmse James&Nancy Klauer Colin&Karen Scott GreaterDubuque
MathisPfohlFoundation KellyLarson Kimberly&losephSpice lames&SusanLindsay
MarySchmid DanaLivingston KatThomas Raymond&SueWilson
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INCOME VS. EXPENDITURES EXPENSES CONTRIBUTIONS
(DONATIONS/GRANTS)
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$80,659
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