Culture, Events & Public Art Commission (Meets 2nd Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m.)

Office of the Mayor Jim Paine, Mayor Becky Scherf, Chief of Staff Phone: (715) 395-7212 1316 North 14th Street, #301 Fax: (715) 395-7590 Superior, WI 54880 TDD: (715) 395-7521 Website: www.ci.superior.wi.us E-mail: mayor@ci.superior.wi.us AGENDA CULTURE, EVENTS, & PUBLIC ART COMMISSION Tuesday, November 22nd, 2022 2:00 P.M. – Government Center Room 204 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81538667978?pwd=YU1MdVhrVnkwMFNRbmxkYmtnV0x6UT09 Or Dial in +1(312)626-6799 Meeting ID: 815 3866 7978 Passcode: 503357 Members: Carolyn Nelson-Kavajecz, Nikky Farmakes, Julie Urban, Lindsey Graskey, Nick Ledin, Heidi Blunt, Amanda Korhonen AGENDA: 1. Roll Call 2. Approval of Minutes 9/21/22 3. 2022 Current Event Sponsorship Budget Balance 4. Discuss Public Art Funds and Process 5. Sponsorship Applications 5.1 Leadership Superior Douglas County – UW-Superior Center for Continuing Education - $800 5.2 Toward One Wisconsin Conference - UW-Superior Center for Continuing Education - $500 6. Adjournment The City of Superior complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. If you are in need of an accommodation to participate in the public meeting process, please contact Becky Scherf at (715) 395-7212 by 4:30 pm on Friday prior to the scheduled meeting. The City will attempt to accommodate any request depending on the amount of notice we receive. c: City Clerk’s Office Public Access – via e-mail Notice is hereby given that a majority of the members of the Common Council may be present at the meeting, and although this may constitute a quorum of the Common Council, the Council will not take any action at this meeting. c: City Clerk’s Office Public Access – via e-mail  Office of the Mayor Jim Paine, Mayor Becky Scherf, Chief of Staff Phone: (715) 395-7212 1316 North 14th Street, #301 Fax: (715) 395-7590 Superior, WI 54880 TDD: (715) 395-7521 Website: www.ci.superior.wi.us E-mail: mayor@ci.superior.wi.us MINUTES Culture, Events, & Public Arts Commission WEDNESDAY, September 21st 2022 12:00 PM – Government Center Room 204 The meeting of the CEPA Commission was called to order by chair Carolyn Nelson-Kavajecz at 12:04 PM 1. Roll Call Members Present: Carolyn Nelson-Kavajecz (Chair), Lindsey Graskey, Julie Urban, Amanda Korhonen, Heidi Blunt Staff Present: Becky Scherf Absent: Nick Ledin 2. Approval of Minutes – 6/24/22, 7/26/22, 8/2/22 MOTION by Graskey to approve all three sets of minutes. 2nd by Korhonen. Minutes approved. 3. 2022 Current Event Sponsorship Budget Balance COS Scherf explained that no longer a need to set aside money for Ice Festival. There are pending payments but approximately $30k left for 2022 budget. There is also $35,622 for the 2023 budget if the budget is approved by City Council. 4. Old Business Tabled for next meeting due to time constraints 5. SPONSORSHIP APPLICATIONS 5.1 St Louis River Alliance Canoe Trip - $25 – 8/24/22 MOTION by Urban, Second by Korhonen to approve at full requested amount. Passed viva voce. 5.2 East End Family Fun Days - $800 – 9/17/22 Graskey excused herself from the vote due to conflict. MOTION by Blunt, Second by Urban to approve at $625 to cover city fees. Motion passed unanimously. 5.3 North End Nightmare 5k - $1200 – 10/22/22 MOTION by Graskey, Second by Blunt to approve at full amount of $1200. Motion passed unanimously. 5.4 Superior Spooktacular Parade - $655 – 10/29/22 MOTION by Urban, Second by Blunt to approve at full amount. Motion passed unanimously. 5.5 Fairlawn’s Haunted Halloween - $300 – 10/29/22 MOTION by Graskey, Second by Urban to approve at full amount. Motion passed unanimously. 5.6 CASDA Domestic Violence Awareness - $500 – 10/1/22 Scherf excused herself due to conflict. MOTION by Urban, second by Korhonen to approve at full amount. Motion passed unanimously. Page 1 of 2  5.7 Inside Out Art Exhibition - $5000 – 11/12/22 MOTION by Graskey, Second by Urban to sponsor at $1000 towards paid artists. Commissioners ask that application be more specific if apply in the future. 6. Set Special CEPA Public Art Planning Meeting Will be next regular meeting 7. Confirm Next Meeting – October 4th Meeting Time Confirmed (UPDATE: Has been rescheduled) The meeting was adjourned at 12:52 pm. Respectfully submitted: Becky Scherf, Chief of Staff Page 2 of 2  Leadership Program Sponsors Superior Douglas County Cultivating existing and emerging community leaders. Day Sponsors For more information call, 715-394-8469 or email, conted@uwsuper.edu. uwsuper.edu/lsdc It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been in this community or how long you may The leadership experience provided an excellent opportunity to learn about the have already been in a leadership role here. This leadership program is a must for Superior and Douglas County business environment. The program fosters anyone who is invovled and wants to do better. friendships and professional networking opportunities for all involved. - Linda Bruce - Robert Waksdahl, UW-Superior Become a Leader Established in 1991, the Leadership Superior/Douglas County (LSDC) program provides Program Calendar 24-26 emerging and existing leaders the opportunity to be involved in improving the Sessions are typically one day per month with the exception of the two-day retreat. community and shaping its future. Participants represent a cross-section of urban and rural communities of Douglas County and have diverse professional backgrounds Orientation: August 10 & 11, 2021 and interests. Participants receive experiences in topics relevant to local businesses, organizations, and the community. Businesses and organizations that sponsor Session I: September 14, 2021 – Douglas County Nonprofits participants gain employees who have a deeper understanding of challenges faced by the community as well as available opportunities to connect with the community. Session II: October 5, 2021 – History of Superior/Douglas County The community gains leaders who have developed a heightened sense of civic concern, responsibility, and involvement. Superior Days: October 12 & 13, 2021 – Superior Days (Optional) Leadership Superior/Douglas County seeks to: • Identify and cultivate current and future leaders Session III: November 9, 2021 – Growth Management • Heighten community awareness and deepen involvement of local citizens • Provide an opportunity for networks to develop and help to shape the future of our community Session IV: December 14, 2021 – Government in Wisconsin Topics are designed around issues which are relevant to the Northland, starting in August with an orientation session, followed by nine monthly full-day sessions. Sessions Session V: January 11, 2022 – Health and Human Services are interactive, allowing participants to become involved through a combination of small group and panel discussions, special projects, informational tours, and presentations by Session VI: February 8, 2022 – Group Project Work Day local experts in their fields. Full program cost, payable by the individual, the employer, or sponsoring organization, Session VII: March 8, 2022 – Public Safety in Our Community is $875. A limited number of partial scholarships are available. Session VIII: April 12, 2022 – Education Today How To Apply Candidates may nominate themselves or be nominated by an employer or other Session IX: May 10, 2022 – Business & Economic Development party. Nomination forms and applications are available on the website or call, 715-394-8469 or email, conted@uwsuper.edu. Nominations are accepted year round and are due July 1. Applications are due July 15 or until the class is full. Session X: May 24 & 25 – Graduation & Retreat (Theme: Leadership The countless people and organizations that I met during the program showed Since class, I’ve been promoted into more of a management role at work. I would me how community leadership really works. I learned just how truly impressive highly recommend this class to anyone in the Superior community looking to Superior is! enhance their leadership qualities. - Jim Paine, City of Superior - Brent Fennessey  Government in Wisconsin, Douglas County, and the City of Superior December 14, 2021 GOVERNMENT CENTER 1316 N. 14th St., Room 270 Superior, WI 54880 Day Program Chairs: Mayor Jim Paine, City of Superior & Chairman Mark Liebaert, Douglas County Day Sponsor: Superior Water, Light, and Power OBJECTIVES: 1. To develop an understanding of the similarities and differences between municipal, town and county governments and to examine the relationships that exist between them. 2. To examine the relationship between state and local governments, specifically as it relates to funding and regulatory authority. 3. To provide participants with a basic understanding of local government structure and services provided. 4. To examine the role of the elected officials and explore why people run for public office. 5. To provide the opportunity for participants to explore how to influence government through citizen advocacy. Notes: N/A CONTACT: Kathryn @ 843-324-5044 (voice or text)  7:30 AM GOVERNMENT CENTER 1316 N. 14th St., Room 270 Superior, WI 54880 8:00-8:20 AM Introductions, Good News, & Overview of Days Activities • Kathryn Guimond, Center for Continuing Education 8:20-8:45 AM Local/State/Federal Government Survey 8:45-9:15 AM Why I got involved in local government – Panel Discussion w/Q&A (in the chamber) • Superior City Council – Tylor Elm, 6th District • Superior City Council – Lindsey Graskey, 10th District 9:15-9:30 AM BREAK 9:30-10:00 AM Why I got involved in local government – Panel Discussion w/Q&A (in the chamber) • Douglas County Board – Alan Jaques, 9th District • Douglas County Board – Kelly Peterson, 10th District 10:00-10:30 AM Why I got involved in local government – Panel Discussion w/Q&A (in the chamber) • Maple School Board – Danna Livingston-Matherly, Vice President • Superior School Board – Dr. Christina Kintop, Vice President 10:30-10:40 AM BREAK 10:40-12:00 AM Local Government Leadership – Panel Discussion w/Q&A (in the chamber) • City of Superior – Mayor Jim Paine • Douglas County – Board Chairman Mark Liebaert • Douglas County – Administrator Ann Doucette 12:00-1:15 PM LUNCH/BREAK @ Superior Waffles  1:45-2:15 PM Citizen Advocacy: The Role of Citizens in a Democracy • Dr. Haji Dokhanchi, UW-Superior Political Science Professor 1:15-1:45 PM Introduction: Elevator Speech • Dr. Haji Dokhanchi, UW-Superior Political Science Professor 2:15-2:45 PM Practice Session: Elevator Speech • Dr. Haji Dokhanchi, UW-Superior Political Science Professor 2:45-3:00 PM BREAK 3:00-3:30 PM Local Government Leadership, continued – Panel Discussion w/Q&A (in the chamber) • City of Superior – Mayor Jim Paine • Douglas County – Board Chairman Mark Liebaert 3:30-4:00 PM Superior Days 2022 Briefing • Lindsey Nelson, Superior Days Coordinator and/or Becky Scherf, Chief of Staff to the Mayor, City of Superior 4:00-4:30 PM GROUP PROJECTS, REFLECTION, & WRAP-UP 4:30 PM ADJOURN NEXT SESSION: Health & Human Services WHEN: January 11, 2022  EVENT SPONSORSHIP APPLICATION PROGRAM YEAR 2022 APPLICATION DEADLINE: 60 days prior to the event 1. About your organization/group/event Name of Event: Leadership Superior Douglas County Date(s) of Event: 8/9/22-6/13/23 Will the majority of this event be held on public property? Yes  No  ■ Name of Organization/Group: UW-Superior Center for Continuing Education Address: Belknap & Catlin Avenue Mailing address (if different from above): Old Main 102 Main contact person: Danielle Fagen Phone(s): 715-394-8456 Email address: dfagen@uwsuper.edu Do you have a Board of Directors? Yes  No  ■ If so, please attach a separate sheet listing board members. Is your organization a non-profit? Yes  No  ■ Non-profits, please list your EIN number EIN#: Please share your organization/groups’ mission: The Center for Continuing Education provides educational programming to meet the needs of lifelong learners in Superior, northwestern Wisconsin, Duluth, and the surrounding Twin Ports area. Please share mission/objective of event: Leadership Superior/Douglas County seeks to: -Identify and cultivate current and future leaders -Heighten community awareness and deepen involvement of local citizens -Provide an opportunity for networks to develop and help to shape the future of our community Describe the event: Established in 1991, the 10-month Leadership Superior/Douglas County (LSDC) program provides 24-26 emerging and existing leaders the opportunity to be involved in improving the community and shaping its future.The program was developed to help make Superior/Douglas County a better place in which to live, work and play. By heightening the awareness of community issues, we hope to deepen the involvement of Leadership participants. How many participants did your event serve the last 2 years 2020: 39* 2021: 21 (if applicable)? 1 How many participants do you anticipate serving this year? 20 What percentage of your participants are City of Superior residents? 90 Estimate how many people will be attracted to the area with this This program is geared toward deepening community awareness/engagement. event: Does your organization conduct fundraisers? If yes, please describe your fundraising activities for the last year, funds raised and your fundraising goals for this year. No List any other sponsorships and amounts received by your organization last year, along with any grants that you anticipate receiving this year: We received $5,150 in sponsorships last year and anticipate receiving $6,400 in sponsorships this year. Does your organization charge a registration fee for your program/event? Please indicate the amount of the fee(s). What does your organization do to help offset fees for participants that might not be able to afford the fees? Yes, the program fee is $875. We provide partial scholarships (upon request) for those facing financial barriers. What does your organization do to promote overnight stays and tourism for this event (if applicable)? This program is heavily engaged within the Superior/Douglas County community - we do an overnight stay at Minnesuing Acres, support local businesses regularly through purchasing lunch, heightening awareness, and showcasing all our city has to offer. Participants receive experiences in topics relevant to local businesses, organizations, and the community. Businesses and organizations that sponsor participants gain employees who have a deeper understanding of challenges faced by the community as well as available opportunities to connect with the community. The community gains leaders who have developed a heightened sense of civic concern, responsibility, and involvement. Please describe any sales, advertising and promotions you will conduct before and at the event: We conduct marketing through our catalog, website, emails, social media, and paid digital and print advertising. How does your event incorporate community equity and inclusivity? The Center for Continuing Education is committed to diverse, equitable, and inclusive programs. Leadership participants represent a diverse cross-section of communities in Douglas County and have varying professional backgrounds and interests. The Leadership Superior Douglas County Program highlights a diverse array of our community from local history to growth management to non-profits to education to public safety, naming only a few topics. This program seeks to raise awareness of diversity in our community and to develop leaders who promote equitable and inclusive practices within our community. 2 How does your event incorporate technology? We utilize different technology to deliver content including, streaming videos, laptops, projectors, and microphones. Much of our programming takes place within the community at various locations, businesses, and organizations. How does your event incorporate sustainability? We incorporate sustainability through purchasing all participants water bottles to reduce our plastic usage. A component of Leadership Superior Douglas County is a group project that focuses on improving our area and sustainability has been a topic of past projects. We also spend a full program day at the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve highlighting our land and water and the many sustainable practices organizations throughout Superior and Douglas County are implementing. What does your event do to enhance the quality of life in our community? Our program enhances the quality of life of our community by heightening community awareness, encouraging community engagement, and developing leaders that will positively impact Superior and Douglas County in the future. The Leadership Program was specifically developed to help make Superior/Douglas County a better place in which to live,work, and play. The program facilitates and supports the development of community-based projects that help to give back and further invest in our community. 2. Grant Information Please list the sponsorship amount your organization is requesting: 800 Is this sponsorship being requested for a one-time event or for ongoing programming? Please explain. The program is ongoing, taking place each year from August through June. One of the primary goals of the Festival Committee is to support events with operational/logistical costs. What operational and/or logistical costs would this sponsorship be used for, if any? (e.g. electricity, fees/permits, barricades, auxiliary police, etc.) The logistical and operational costs of the project include room rental fees, transportation, meals, and overnight retreat at Minnesuing Acres. (Note: staff time is covered by the Center for Continuing Education) What other costs would this sponsorship be used for, if any? Ongoing support provides a significant benefit to not only the participants’ professional leadership development, and we often witness our participants go on to make a positive difference in our local community. Sponsorships help cover the costs of not only instructional materials, a leadership retreat, transportation, and a variety of miscellaneous costs, but also partial scholarships to those who would otherwise not be able to participate. 3 Has this event received a sponsorship from the City of Superior in previous years? Describe how the sponsorship money was used. Yes, the City of Superior has graciously been our co-sponsor for many years. How was the City of Superior recognized for its sponsorship in previous years (if applicable)? Please provide examples (pictures of shirts, banners, signs, radio scripts, social media posts, etc.). In recognition, all of our sponsors logos are included on program materials and sponsor names are announced at public events. If you received a sponsorship from the City of Superior last year and were not able to use it all due to COVID, how do you plan to use that money along with a potential sponsorship for 2021? N/A How will your organization recognize the City of Superior as a sponsor this year if funds are received? (e.g. City logo on flyers, verbal recognition at events, banners, etc.) In recognition, all of our sponsors logos are included on program materials and sponsor names are announced at public events. (Please see attached for supporting documentation from last year's programming noting the City logo on the brochure and agendas.) If you have received sponsorship funds from the City of Superior in the past, please include supporting documentation to show how the City was recognized (e.g. City logo on flyers, verbal recognition at events, banners, etc.) Please provide any other information you would like to committee to be aware of that was not asked above: We appreciate the ongoing support from the City of Superior for this important programming. Through this sponsorship, we have are able to continue this programming and provide those facing financial barriers the opportunity to join. 4  Earned Revenue $ Amount Expenditures $ Amount $15,900 $10,000 Admissions Salaries $5,000 Memberships Office/administration Workshops/training Marketing/publicity $500 Food/concessions Equipment $5,550 $860 Grants/donations Transportation $300 Fundraisers Supplies Volunteer Hours Insurance (x $15/hr) In-Kind Contributions Other (specify below) (please specify) Food/meals: $8000 Other (specify below) Facilitators: $1000 Retreat at Minnesuing Acres: $10,000 Total $21,450 Total $35,660 When submitting your Event Sponsorship Application, please also include your Special Event Permit Application. I, the undersigned, certify that the information provided in and with this statement is true and accurate. Submitted by (signature): ____________________________________________ Danielle Fagen Printed Name: ________________________________________ Associate Director, Continuing Education Title: _________________________________ 9/23/2022 | 1:10 PM CDT 9/23/22 Date: ________________________________________________ 5  EVENT SPONSORSHIP APPLICATION PROGRAM YEAR 2022 APPLICATION DEADLINE: 60 days prior to the event 1. About your organization/group/event Name of Event: Toward One Wisconsin Date(s) of Event: Nov. 3 & 4, 2022 Will the majority of this event be held on public property? Yes  No  ■ Name of Organization/Group: University of Wisconsin-Superior, Center for Continuing Education Address: P.O. Box 2000, Superior, WI 54880 Mailing address (if different from above): Main contact person: Emily Groves Phone(s): 715-394-8166 Email address: egroves1@uwsuper.edu Do you have a Board of Directors? Yes  No  ■ If so, please attach a separate sheet listing board members. Is your organization a non-profit? Yes  No  ■ Non-profits, please list your EIN number EIN#: Please share your organization/groups’ mission: The Center for Continuing Education provides educational programming to meet the needs of lifelong learners in Superior, northwestern Wisconsin, Duluth, and the surrounding Twin Ports area. Please share mission/objective of event: The Toward One Wisconsin Conference prioritizes the work of diversity, equity, inclusion and access throughout Northwest Wisconsin by encouraging community members to collaborate, share, and learn. Attendees will learn best practices, insights, and implementation tools to foster and sustain an equitable, diverse and inclusive culture across all sectors of business and life within our region. The conference is open to anyone interested in learning more about equity, diversity, and inclusion. Describe the event: This regional event features a pre-conference bus trip on November 3rd to learn about Superior's history connected to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Sites featured will be the Medicine Wheel at UW-Superior, Wisconsin Point, and Osaugie Trail. On November 4th, the day-long Conference will feature 2 keynote speakers and a series of breakout sessions that focus on the conference theme, "Where do we Start? How do we Continue?". How many participants did your event serve the last 2 years 2020: N/A 2021: N/A (if applicable)? 1 How many participants do you anticipate serving this year? 50 for 11/4; 200 for 11/5 What percentage of your participants are City of Superior residents? Anticipated 75% Estimate how many people will be attracted to the area with this 25-50; primary audience is our city & region event: Does your organization conduct fundraisers? If yes, please describe your fundraising activities for the last year, funds raised and your fundraising goals for this year. No List any other sponsorships and amounts received by your organization last year, along with any grants that you anticipate receiving this year: Other internal offices, Department for Equity Diversity & Inclusion and Pruitt Center for Mindfulness and Well-being, at UW-Superior are serving as sponsors for the event by donating their time, knowledge, and funding scholarships for student registration. We are partnered with the Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service by paying for their consulting services and administrative support. We anticipate the support from our Alumni Foundation. Does your organization charge a registration fee for your program/event? Please indicate the amount of the fee(s). What does your organization do to help offset fees for participants that might not be able to afford the fees? Yes, the pre-conference bus trip will cost $39 and the conference general admission $129.00 with a student rate of $39. Our internal offices are offering scholarships for students to offset student registration costs. What does your organization do to promote overnight stays and tourism for this event (if applicable)? We will be providing a guide to share information about hotels, restaurants, businesses, and attractions in Superior with those registered. Please describe any sales, advertising and promotions you will conduct before and at the event: Advertisement for the event consists of UW-Superior internal postings/canvasing, printed advertisement distributed within our community, promotion on the UWS website & paid social media posts, and state-wide promotion in conjunction with our partner, the Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service. Partners for the event are featured on the T1W and UWS website and will be in any printed materials for the event. How does your event incorporate community equity and inclusivity? The Toward One Wisconsin Conference fosters and sustains a culture that understands diversity, equity and inclusion are essential to the region's continued excellence. T1W brings together attendees from diverse backgrounds to have broad ranging conversations around the work of DEI and how to move from talk to action. 2 How does your event incorporate technology? We will offer remote participants the opportunity to stream the keynote speakers. Throughout the Conference, we will utilize different types of technology including microphones, laptops, and projectors. How does your event incorporate sustainability? The conference will be held at UW-Superior at the Yellowjacket Union that has greater energy efficiency with more efficient use of space and be easier to navigate. Its environmentally friendly “green roof” is covered with plants that absorb heat and rainwater, with excess rainwater directed into a special garden to avoid contributing to storm runoff. What does your event do to enhance the quality of life in our community? This event is a platform for our community to learn more about DEI and to take action in implementing or further developing equitable and inclusive practices. We envision T1W deepening connections with community members and care for one another within Superior/Douglas County. We also expect participants to learn about our community's history at the pre-conference bus trip and learn directly from lived experiences of our community members. 2. Grant Information Please list the sponsorship amount your organization is requesting: $500.00 Is this sponsorship being requested for a one-time event or for ongoing programming? Please explain. There is the potential for Superior to host this conference again. The opportunity would be a couple of years from now. One of the primary goals of the Festival Committee is to support events with operational/logistical costs. What operational and/or logistical costs would this sponsorship be used for, if any? (e.g. electricity, fees/permits, barricades, auxiliary police, etc.) The operating and logistical expenses are not directly tied to the City of Superior. Rather, they are through businesses for example a local bus company and UW-Superior space rental fees. What other costs would this sponsorship be used for, if any? This financial support would be used to cover the cost of breakout speaker registration fees. We also invite the City of Superior to provide us promotional materials to share with participants in conjunction with funding. 3 Has this event received a sponsorship from the City of Superior in previous years? Describe how the sponsorship money was used. No How was the City of Superior recognized for its sponsorship in previous years (if applicable)? Please provide examples (pictures of shirts, banners, signs, radio scripts, social media posts, etc.). N/A If you received a sponsorship from the City of Superior last year and were not able to use it all due to COVID, how do you plan to use that money along with a potential sponsorship for 2021? N/A How will your organization recognize the City of Superior as a sponsor this year if funds are received? (e.g. City logo on flyers, verbal recognition at events, banners, etc.) If funding is provided, the City of Superior will be listed as a sponsor on websites and registration page. Sponsors will also be shared during the event itself, named before keynote speaker and on agendas. If you have received sponsorship funds from the City of Superior in the past, please include supporting documentation to show how the City was recognized (e.g. City logo on flyers, verbal recognition at events, banners, etc.) Please provide any other information you would like to committee to be aware of that was not asked above: Thank you for considering this request to co-sponsor the Toward One Wisconsin Regional Conference. We anticipate this Conference attracting attendees from across the state and we look forward to Douglas County being seen as a role-model for celebrating diversity and building equity. 4  Earned Revenue $ Amount Expenditures $ Amount $25,420 Est. $2,000 Admissions Salaries Est. $500 Memberships Office/administration Workshops/training Marketing/publicity $200 Food/concessions Equipment $2,000 Parking - $250 Grants/donations Transportation Bus Rental - $500 Fundraisers Supplies Volunteer Hours Insurance (x $15/hr) In-Kind Contributions Other (specify below) (please specify) Space Reservation- $500 Other (specify below) Drum Circle - $1,000 Food - $6,140 Speaker Fees - $9,500 WIPPS Staff Time - $7,450 Total $27,420 Total $28,040 When submitting your Event Sponsorship Application, please also include your Special Event Permit Application. I, the undersigned, certify that the information provided in and with this statement is true and accurate. Submitted by (signature): ____________________________________________ Emily Groves Printed Name: ________________________________________ Outreach Specialist, Center for Continuing Education at UW-Superior Title: _________________________________ 9/9/2022 Date: ________________________________________________ 5