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“PLAINVIEW POSSIBLE” CAMPAIGN INFORMATION PLAINVIEW MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE Conceptual Rendering The Capital Campaign FOR THE PLAINVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER

2 Yes, “Plainview Possible” CONCEPTUAL EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE PLAINVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER The PLAINVIEW POSSIBLE CAMPAIGN is being led by a committed group of community volunteers to raise the funds necessary from the surrounding area to enable construction to begin in 2022. We would like to invite you to be a part of this Campaign. In 2018 and 2019, the community and youth of Plainview responded to a survey from Plainview Economic Development asking respondents to proritize the need for a community center in Plainview and rank the amenities from highest to lowest. 75% of survey respondents placed the community center as a high to moderate priority for Plainview. Following the survey results, a steering committee was formed to further develop the project. The com- mittee worked with city engineer Miller and Associates to produce a floor plan, exterior rendering, and site plan. Plainview is our home, and we are deeply committed to making this project happen. One seldom has the opportunity to create a significant, long-lasting impact on their city. With this project, we all have a real opportunity to invest in the future of our community. Please join us. We urge you to read the following pages and consider how you can participate. Thank you for your careful consideration and support of the Plainview Community Center. Sincerely, The Plainview Community Center Steering Committee *Jeremy Tarr *Jim Krause *Kevin Lingenfelter *Bruce D. Curtiss *Kelly Lingenfelter *Bob Smith *Dr. Mary Doughtery *Susan Norris *Brook D. Curtiss *Wayne Rasmussen *Courtney Retzlaff

3 ECAP Results Priority Level for Building EŽƚĂƉƌŝŽƌŝƚLJ New Community Center ϭϱй Plainview is currently exploring building ,ŝŐŚĞƐƚƉƌŝŽƌŝƚLJ >ŽǁƉƌŝŽƌŝƚLJ a new community center. Respondents ϮϮй ϭϯй were given a list of items and were asked which they would like to see in- DŽĚĞƌĂƚĞƉƌŝŽƌŝƚLJ cluded in that building. At least four in ϱϬй 10 respondents said they would defi- nitely like to see the following included in the community center: an indoor walking/running track (60%), activity center (53%), before/after school pro- grams (42%), basketball courts (41%) and large meeting/conference rooms (41%) We are committed to raising resources both from within and beyond Plainview and Pierce County through a variety of sources including state, federal, foundation and corporate grants, and individual gifts. The City of Plainview, Plainview Economic Development and Pierce County Economic Devel- opment (PCED) are working diligently to secure major grants for the building and child care facility - but we must show these organizations that our community is solidly behind the project. The Plainview Community Center Steering Committee will also be fund raising an additional $1 million dollars for an endowment that will be dedicated to the ongoing maintenance and operation of the facility. This endowment ensures that any future cost associated with the community center will not fall to local tax payers. The revenue-generating portions of the building include the Early Childhood Education Center, the 24-hour fitness facility, and conference, event, commerical kitchen and concession stand spaces. HOW CAN I HELP? WAYS OF GIVING Donations for this project are being • Cash Gifts (in person. mail, online. multi year pledge) collected by the • Gifts of Securities and Security Transfers • Matching Gifts Plainview Brunswick • Memorials and Tributes Community Fund • Bequests, Annuities, and Remainder Trusts • Grain Donations accepted at Husker AG, A 501(c)3 charitable organization affiliated with the Nebraska Community Foundation. Schaefer Grain, Farmers Pride, JE Meuret, All contributions to the Plainview Com- Central Valley Ag, and many local sale barns! munity Center are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Conceptual Blueprint SCOPE OF WORK PLAINVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER NEW CONSTRUCTION PLAINVIEW, NE LARGE GYM 3 FULL SIZED BASKETBALL COURTS SEATING FOR 500 OVERFULL AREA FOR THE BANQUET HALL BANQUET HALL WITH RAISED PLATFORM COMMERCIAL KITCHEN WITH COLD STORAGE 3 MULTI-USE ROOMS WITH MOVABLE PARTITIONS YOUTH LOUNGE LARGE LOBBY AND CONCESSIONS RESTROOMS WITH SHOWERS STORM SHELTER DAYCARE FITNESS AREA WITH ELEVATED TRACK 4

5 What will this building provide? The components of this project are important to Plainview and Pierce County's long term success. We will increase early childhood education options, add a new indoor track - unique in the county - expand available event and conference spaces, offer a new full sized basketball court, tennis courts, and a 24-hour fitness facility. Early Childhood Education - We will significantly increase the available child care options in the area by offering a 70-child center for ages 6 weeks to 12 years, it will be the largest licensed, full-time, year-round facility of its kind in the county. The center will feature infant, toddler, and preschool rooms that offer quality early education programs as well as an after school care program. Full-size indoor basketball and tennis courts - These will be installed to sup- port our thriving youth, sports organizations, and community residents. The courts will also provide space for group exercise classes, programs for older adults, and youth programs. These programs cultivate the values, skills and relationships that lead to pos- itive behaviors, better health and educational achivement. Indoor Walking/Running Track - An indoor walking/running track for year-round use will be added above the basketball court to offer flat, smooth-surfaced exercise op- tions in a monitored, climate-controlled setting. The Plainview Community Center will be the only facility in Pierce County with an indoor walking/running track, which encour- ages movement year-round for all ages. Event and Conference Space - An event space for 600 people including a stage is connected to the basketball court. A removable wall expands the event space to 1,100 people. This space can also be used for conferences, weddings, community gatherings, concerts, plays, movie nights, sport clinics, vendor and health fairs, vaccine clinics, an emergency shelter, and more. Commercial Kitchen, Concession Stand, Youth Lounge - The building features a commercial kitchen and cooler that can be used for catered events, as well as by residents who need a commercial kitchen to produce and sell food items. This area will also house the weekly food pantry and operate the monthly food distrubution. Concession stands are provided to area groups and organizations for sporting and other events. The youth lounge is a dedicated space for middle and high school students to study and gather.

6 Estimated Cost & Revenues Project Costs & Revenues of THE “PLAINVIEW POSSIBLE” CAMPAIGN The total cost for the full construction and completed project has been projected at approximately $10 million, and should expect around $100,000 of revenue anuually. 311 ,8&+(2 ‚ 396 ,82(77   †  Estimated 327 8\"2' 32) 3317 Yearly ƒ  … ƒ revenues ;(28 \"00 Utilizing information from other,  … similar projects - some estimated costs and revenues have been determined. While these figures are esti- mates, they should be reason- able if the project is completed as expected. +,0' (28(6 …  We are committed to raising resources both from within and beyond Brunswick and Plainview through a variety of sources including foundation and corporate grants, and individual gifts. The PBCF’s role has been to assist the City of Plainview and the Pierce County Economic Development Board with finding the 25-45 percent matching funds that will be necessary to leverage the rest of the funding. We welcome your participation in the PLAINVIEW POSSIBLE CAMPAIGN. Thank you for your consideration!

7PLAINVIEW MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE Partnership & Ownership The Plainview Community Center will be owned by the City of Plainview until such time that any awarded grant dollars expire. Ownership of the building will then transfer to the nonprofit arm of Pierce County Economic Development PCED, Inc., will install a local, five-member board to man- age the building and long-term endowment. The City of Plainview, Plainview Economic Development, and the Plainview Com- munity Building Steering Commitee have partnered with the Plainview Brunswick Community Fund, a 501(c)3 charitable non profit for the fundraising portion of this building project. For questions regarding this building project, please reach out to the following Plainview Community Center Steering Committee Members: *Jeremy Tarr *Jim Krause *Kevin Lingenfelter *Bruce D. Curtiss *Kelly Lingenfelter *Bob Smith *Dr. Mary Doughtery *Susan Norris *Brook D. Curtiss *Wayne Rasmussen *Courtney Retzlaff For questions regarding donations and how to donate please contact the following Plainview Brunswick Community Fund Board members or at [email protected]: *Co-Presidents: Jim Krause or Wayne Rasmussen *Vice President: Matt Meuret *Co-Treasurers: Kevin and Kelly Lingenfelter *Secretary: Susan Norris *Board Members: Brook D. Curtiss, Corrine Janovec, Toby King, Chris Twibell and Dennis Johnson PLAINVIEW MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE

Campaign Giving Levels LEGACY GIFTS $500,000+ LEADERSHIP GIFTS $100,000 - $499,000 CHAMPIONSHIP GIFTS $50,000 - $99,999 FAMILY & BUSINESS BUILDER GIFTS $25,000 - $49,999 PARTNER GIFTS $15,000 - $24,999 PATRON GIFTS $5,000 - $14,999 FRIEND GIFTS $2,500 - $4,999 DONOR GIFTS $1,000 - $2,499