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Fargo Fundraising Efforts for Homelessness Center Slowed After Leadership Change

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What happened

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Tim Mahoney began fundraising for the Resource and Recovery Center in Fargo while serving as mayor. The city has fronted over $1 million in taxpayer money for the homelessness services facility, but donations meant to reimburse the city have slowed in recent months. The Resource and Recovery Center opened in May.

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Why it matters

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Fundraising for the center, which has a goal of raising more than $2.2 million, is managed by the Fargo-Moorhead Area Foundation. The slowdown in donations occurred after the change in leadership from Tim Mahoney to Josh Boschee.

The Museum of Science is currently struggling to raise funds, while Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney oversees the city commission selecting the Fargo Civic Center for a new convention center.

From inforum.com

Who's involved

  • FargoThe city where the homelessness services facility is located and where local governance issues occur.
  • Tim MahoneyA former leader who initiated fundraising efforts for the homelessness services facility.

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  1. Mahoney started fundraising while mayor in Fargo.1 source
  2. Mahoney opposed a council change in Fargo.1 source

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