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We are a community team. Our kids are home schooled or from public/private schools. We had the same problem with building space and contacted our Board of Alderman. We ended up finding a building sponsor on our own, but contacting the Alderman did generate a few leads, and it was a great way to generate some public attention. You may also try the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club or even your library. Our library district has fantastic resources for non-profit organizations.
As a side note, our building donor believes an occupied building rents faster since people tend to remember the space with the robots. We may have to move several times, but you won't hear us complain.