As a Community Action Agency, we recognize the importance of ensuring meaningful representation from the low-income sector on our Board of Directors. While we currently do not have a sufficient number of democratically elected low-income representatives seated, we have taken, and continue to take, active steps to address this gap. Our initial outreach efforts have not yet yielded candidates. We are now working to raise the profile of PCSI within the community, with the goal of attracting enthusiastic and committed low-income sector representatives who can be seated on our board in accordance with federal and state guidelines. As part of our continuous improvement efforts, we actively incorporate customer feedback to enhance our programs. We also engage frontline staff and customers to help us refine, improve, and strengthen services that support financial stability and self-sufficiency. We remain fully committed to fulfilling the tripartite board structure and will continue our targeted recruitment efforts until the low-income sector seats are appropriately filled.