The RMD Kiwanis showed a slight profit of $982 in 2020-21 compared to a budgeted loss of $8,550.
District dues of $102.9 thousand were -$2.9 thousand below budget as membership declined during the pandemic. In addition, $18.5 thousand spending for a marketing plan that will carry over into 2021-22 put growth programs $9.0 thousand over budget.
However, spending for training, sponsored leadership programs, the international convention, and board expenses were a combined -$24.1 thousand below budget due to limited travel and in-person meetings during much of the year because of the on-going pandemic.
The mid-year conference was virtual with lower costs and so came in slightly under budget. However, the district convention was in-person. With lower attendance than usual because of a COVID 19 variant surge and a more distant location in western Nebraska, the convention lost $7.1 thousand compared to a budgeted loss of $2.0 thousand.
Therefore, the lower expenses for travel and meetings of $24.1 thousand more than offset the extra marketing spending and the district convention loss, resulting in the slight profit for the year.
Signature projects are the hallmarks of our Kiwanis clubs in their communities! Every year, Kiwanis International recognizes the best signature projects from around the world. More than 400 clubs representing 38 districts submitted an entry.
For the 2022 Signature Project Contest the Rocky Mountain District Submitted the Kiwanis Club of Longmont, for their Toys for Kids project, and the Kiwanis Eyeopeners Fort Collins, for their Gingerbread Home for the Holidays Event.
The Service and Partnerships Committee of the Kiwanis International Board of Trustees reviewed the district winners and selected 10 finalists in each tier.
The gold, silver and bronze winners for each tier will be announced on June 9 at the Signature Project Breakfast during the 2022 Kiwanis International Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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2020-2021 RMDK Finance Summary
The RMD Kiwanis showed a slight profit of $982 in 2020-21 compared to a budgeted loss of $8,550.
District dues of $102.9 thousand were -$2.9 thousand below budget as membership declined during the pandemic. In addition, $18.5 thousand spending for a marketing plan that will carry over into 2021-22 put growth programs $9.0 thousand over budget.
However, spending for training, sponsored leadership programs, the international convention, and board expenses were a combined -$24.1 thousand below budget due to limited travel and in-person meetings during much of the year because of the on-going pandemic.
The mid-year conference was virtual with lower costs and so came in slightly under budget. However, the district convention was in-person. With lower attendance than usual because of a COVID 19 variant surge and a more distant location in western Nebraska, the convention lost $7.1 thousand compared to a budgeted loss of $2.0 thousand.
Therefore, the lower expenses for travel and meetings of $24.1 thousand more than offset the extra marketing spending and the district convention loss, resulting in the slight profit for the year.
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Signature projects are the hallmarks of our Kiwanis clubs in their communities! Every year, Kiwanis International recognizes the best signature projects from around the world. More than 400 clubs representing 38 districts submitted an entry.
For the 2022 Signature Project Contest the Rocky Mountain District Submitted the Kiwanis Club of Longmont, for their Toys for Kids project, and the Kiwanis Eyeopeners Fort Collins, for their Gingerbread Home for the Holidays Event.
The Service and Partnerships Committee of the Kiwanis International Board of Trustees reviewed the district winners and selected 10 finalists in each tier.
AND WE HAVE A FINALIST!!!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Kiwanis Club of Longmont!!!
The gold, silver and bronze winners for each tier will be announced on June 9 at the Signature Project Breakfast during the 2022 Kiwanis International Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Check out the 10 finalists from each tier in alphabetical order here:
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