The roof of the center is leaking, the insulation is falling and moisture is creeping into the carpets.
The community center is home to a dozen free or low-cost programs geared toward folks who are otherwise underserved.
Sutton walked us through the building last winter, unsure if they'd be able to keep their doors open due to storm damage and rising costs.
His company is volunteering to completely revamp the community center. They've drawn up plans and have already raised $400,000 with help from other local businesses.
But he can't do it all himself. He said they need more than $1 million to bring everything up to code. He's calling on the community and other local businesses to step up and help save the building so people can use it for generations to come.
In addition to money, they need materials.
The new plans include a second ballroom to help them generate more revenue, a new kitchen and upgraded bathrooms.
Even the City of Marysville is pitching in by waiving permit fees.
To get involved or donate, visit their website.
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