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City budget boosts community events and nonprofit support

August 22, 2024 | Marquette, Marquette County, Michigan


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City budget boosts community events and nonprofit support
In fiscal year 2022, the city allocated a total of $82,000 for promotional funds aimed at supporting community events and activities. These funds are essential for organizing parades, festivals, and various gatherings that foster community spirit and engagement. Notable events benefiting from this budget include Food Fest, the Kiwanis Club activities, Art on the Rocks, and Blues Fest, among others.

City officials acknowledged the hard work of local nonprofit organizations that manage these events, often with limited resources. In an effort to enhance sustainability, the city has encouraged these organizations to explore alternative revenue streams beyond city funding. This initiative aims to empower nonprofits to diversify their funding sources while continuing to enrich the community through vibrant events.

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