Accept $5,000 donation for Operation Peacemaker Fellowship program
$5,000
In Plain English
The Pema Chodron Foundation offered $5,000 to support the city's Operation Peacemaker Fellowship. This program works with people at high risk of gun violence to prevent shootings. The donation provides general funding for fellowship activities and does not require city matching funds.
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