The board reviewed the November financial report, which showed the organization came in slightly under budget at $15,000, though they missed their November target of $285,000 from the previous year. The organization raised $10,000 in gift cards through Snapdrive and a canned food drive, and currently has $20,000 received for December, with $5,000 more expected. They need to raise $65,000 in individual giving and $30,000 for events in the final semester, with Bex and the board planning to work on new dashboard reporting systems to better understand revenue streams and donor attrition patterns.

The PTCA discussed the success of Winter Wonderland, which raised $520 through raffle tickets, and planned for upcoming events including a general meeting on January 13th from 6:30 to 7:30. They reviewed the end-of-year campaign timeline, which includes two appeals and a final appeal, with the last day to pay guest fees on December 31st. For the spring semester, they plan to use January and February for event planning, including a spring event in March and a book character parade, while considering ways to capitalize on Winter Wonderland's success without charging admission or selling items.

The committee discussed plans for a foundation launch in March, explored fundraising event options, and addressed website improvements and spring campaign strategies.