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Joan Birnie began the meeting asking about a report for the preparations for the Farm and Home Show which will be Wednesday, February 10th. Joe Shea and Dave Birnie noted Bow Food Pride has committed to several hundred reusable shopping bags to be given out. The Grocery Kart will also provide reusable shopping bags, as will Pamida and possibly some other merchants…
This week Doug Staab from Broken Bow Municipal Utilities was kind enough to come out to our house and conduct an energy audit for us. This is a free service available to all Broken Bow residents…
Joan Birnie announced that the agreement with Custer County Foundation has been signed and the initial $40.00 investment and $50.00 Custer County Foundation management fee had been kindly donated by Dave and Joan Birnie and Nate and Lisa Bell respectively.
The meeting was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by Joan Birnie. The first order of business discussed was regarding establishing a relationship with the Custer County Foundation. The consensus vote was yes. Discussion then moved to financing the Custer County Foundation dues which were determined to be $40/year…
Nate Bell, Lisa Bell, and Norm McCaslin introduced themselves and outlined the possibility of a “passthrough” system where people could donate to the Custer County Foundation and specify that the money be set aside for the Green Coalition. It would be a separate equity account and contributions would be tax deductible…
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