Mt. Lebanon capital campaign fundraising program questioned
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But the campaign has fallen far short of its original goal to raise $6 million and instead has been operating in the red in the past several years, board members learned during a heated meeting Monday.Mt. Lebanon residents have been questioning Jan Klein's creative financing for years. Nick Meduho has been following up by questioning:
Please explain the following…
Item below is from the website that was posted on Wednesday:
Item below is from a right to know that I received on Tuesday:
Fiscal year ending 6/30/2015 disbursements went from ZERO on Tuesday to $3790.00 on Wednesday.
Fiscal year ending 6/30/2017 disbursements went from $112,081.42 on Tuesday to $132,331.42 on Wednesday.
How can you go from one set of numbers to another in less than 1 day and why is wrong information being given to the taxpayers who are funding this thing?
Is it ok to change these numbers years after an audit?
So what are the correct numbers?
“Oh what a tangled web we weave”
Item below is from the website that was posted on Wednesday:
Item below is from a right to know that I received on Tuesday:
Fiscal year ending 6/30/2014 fundraising expenditures went from $234,969.57 on Tuesday to $233,569.57 on Wednesday.
Fiscal year ending 6/30/2015 fundraising expenditures went from $159,552.14 on Tuesday to $155,202.14 on Wednesday.
Fiscal year ending 6/30/2016 fundraising expenditures went from $131,241.32 on Tuesday to $130,121.32 on Wednesday.
Fiscal year ending 6/30/2017 fundraising expenditures went from $181,032.97 on Tuesday to $159,102.97 on Wednesday.
How can this be????? How can numbers change so much in 1 day? Again, what are the true numbers?
Are you folks teaching creative financing at the high school?
Thank you,
Nicholas Meduho
Mt. Lebanon, PA