Nonprofits in Safety Harbor are preparing for the possibility of losing city funding as commissioners consider more than $500,000 in potential immediate cuts following the passage of Amendment 3.
The proposed reductions could affect everything from holiday parades and fireworks shows to grants for local nonprofits that provide critical services to residents.
Watch report from Maya Sargent:
Safety Harbor weighs more than $500K in funding cuts, putting nonprofit grants on the line
Among the organizations facing uncertainty is the Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center, which provides a food pantry, utility assistance, and other resources for families in need.
Janet Hooper with the center said the organization is already thinking about how quickly it could find other funding if city support is reduced…