HomeMy WebLinkAbout2015-10-01 TEEN COURT ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES
MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 2015
STATE OF TEXAS §
COUNTY OF TARRANT §
CITY OF BEDFORD §
The Teen Court Advisory Board of the cities of Hurst, Euless and Bedford, Texas met at 6:00
p.m. at Bedford City Hall on the 1st day of October, 2015,with the following members present:
HURST: Jennifer Tucker, Lorrie Dickerson
EULESS: Renu Sloan
BEDFORD: Janet Key
TEEN REPRESENTATIVES:
Hurst Council Liaison—Anna Holzer
Bedford Council Liaison—Dave Gebhart
Euless Council Liaison— Eddie Price
HEB Teen Court Coordinator— Mindy Eichorst
HEB Teen Court Assistant Coordinator—
Also present:
Hurst City Secretary—Rita Frick
Euless Staff Liaison —
Bedford Court Manager—
Hurst Court Manager—
HEB Teen Court Teen Liaison- Jack Boyd, Nolan Catholic High School
Bedford Administrative Services Director-
CALL TO ORDER
Advisory Board Member Renu Sloan, called the meeting to order at 6:08 p.m. with a quorum of
four Board Members present.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Consider approval of the following Teen Court Advisory Board minutes:
a) October 1, 2015 Regular Meeting
Minutes of the October 1, 2015 Regular Board Meeting were reviewed. Janet Key made a
motion to accept the minutes and Lorrie Dickerson seconded the motion. The motion passed
unanimously.
PRESENTATION
2. Vikki Aulie with All for G0000000d non-profit fundraising.
The speaker for the evening was Vikki Aulie, owner of All for G0000000d, a consignment company for
non-profit fundraising. She and her husband explained the different ways that her company can assist
with non-profit organizations within the Metroplex area. Some of the ways they assist is through
providing a variety of fine and art jewelry, autographed or framed memorabilia, and getaway traveling
packages. Mrs. Aulie explained in detail that the jewelry is on consignment and is brought in by them,
set up by them, and if it does not sell, there is no problem and no cost to anyone. One of the incentive
programs is called a revenue builder. A revenue builder is when All for G0000000d provides a nice set
of fine jewelry usually has a value of$800 to $1,500 and is placed in a case. Also provided are a small
variety of earrings placed in earring boxes with numbers attached. The earrings can be purchased for
about$10 to $20 (depending upon what the non-profit chooses) and one of the numbers is placed in a
bowl.At the end of the evening, one of the numbers is drawn out of the bowl and whoever's number
matches wins the fine jewelry from the case.
One of the other programs was a Framed Memorabilia Program. There are sports, both college and
professional, historical and political, and entertainment memorabilia that is available. To display these
items, a wall grid is provided by the company and displayed wonderfully. Normally a History of Texas
piece can have a $700 value, have an opening bid of$395 and have bids of up to $1,000 or$1,500.
There would be a $295 reserve and anything after that would be for the charity.
The third program that was mentioned in the presentation was a Travel Program. Mrs. Aulie explained
that this program can be done as a live auction or as silent auction. One of the incentives with the
travel packages it that there are no blackout dates and good for 2 years. To save on the cost of the
initial trip, the packages do not include the airfare, but the company can assist with getting everything
set up. There is a reserve amount and is usually set at an amount where the charity receives a fair
amount.
After the charity event is over, a report on what was sold and how much the reserves were for each
item, is given to whoever is in charge of the event.
OLD BUSINESS
3. Discuss ideas for fundraisers.
An Advisory Board Member was unable to stay and therefore there would not be a quorum. This item
was not discussed.
NEW BUSINESS
4. Discuss and possibly take action on items as they relate to the 2016 annual Teen Court
Banquet.
An Advisory Board Member was unable to stay and therefore there would not be quorum. This item
was not discussed. .
5. Set the date for the next Teen Court Advisory Board Meeting.
Lorrie Dickerson entered a motion that the next meeting will be on Thursday, November 5, 2015 at 6:00
pm and Janet Key seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
REPORTS
An Advisory Board Member was unable to stay and therefore there would not be a quorum. This item
was not discussed.
ADJOURNMENT
Janet Key entered a motion for the meeting to be adjourned. Jennifer Tucker seconded the motion and
all voted in favor. The meeting was adjourned at 7:03 p.m.
Phoebe Soward, Chairperson