ALT Photo of an autographed Seth Jarvis puck promoting a RT to win

ALT Presentation slide from Wake County’s FY2024 Community Capital grant process highlighting one of 12 grant recipients. Image of North Raleigh Ministries’ Crisis and Development Center’s exterior and text that reads: “North Raleigh Ministries Requested: $1,000,000; Recommended: $1,000,000 • Purchased a 19,300-square-foot building at 2809 E Millbrook Rd in Raleigh. • The Crisis and Development Center allows NRM to consolidate client services into one location and expand service offerings. • Service highlights include: o Food assistance o Crisis support, o Guidance on qualifying community resources, and o Programs designed to help families overcome the cycle of financial stress.”

ALT Presentation slide from Wake County’s FY2024 Community Capital grant process highlighting one of 12 grant recipients. Image of a Place at the Table’s food truck logo and text that reads: “A Place at the Table Requested: $120,600; Recommended: $120,600 • Development and start-up phase of a food truck and supporting equipment. • Partnering with nonprofits, schools, and others to increase access to healthier, more affordable food, including; o The Boys & Girls Club of Zebulon (after-school program); o The Women’s Center of Raleigh; o Neighborhoods deemed Food Deserts by USDA standards; o Schools with high populations of food-insecure students; o Shelters, religious organizations, and others. • 75% of scheduled business will support the free-of-charge meals served to the above partners and maintain sustainability.”

ALT Presentation slide from Wake County’s FY2024 Community Capital grant process highlighting one of 12 grant recipients. Image of Greenwood Forest Baptist Church’s site plans for affordable housing and daycare center and text that reads: “Greenwood Forest Baptist Church Requested: $1,125,000; Recommended: $900,000 • The requested project supports replacing a childcare center, enabling DHIC to develop an affordable housing project in Cary on church grounds. • Expands childcare from partial-day operations to a full-day care facility in partnership with the YMCA of the Triangle. • This project also: o Enables after-school service offerings, o Potential expansion of YMCA’s summer programming, o Enables the ability to meet licensing requirements, and o Childcare services are available to on-site families and commuting families.”

ALT Presentation slide from Wake County’s FY2024 Community Capital grant process highlighting one of 12 grant recipients. Rendering image of Fertile Ground Food Cooperative’s proposed community grocery store and text that reads: “Fertile Ground Food Cooperative Requested: $2,000,000; Recommended: $1,000,000 • Community-owned grocery store located in southeast Raleigh. • Total project is $9.36 million, of which $5.5 million is the construction of the building. • Benefit highlights include: o A needed service in a food-insecure area of Wake County, o Localizing food supply chains, and o Providing living wage jobs.”