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.
I had the pleasure, not too long ago to meet the Kiwanis Club of Estes Park! They are doing such amazing things in their community, and had hospitality second to none 💚
What are they wearing?!! WOLF EARS - everyone that registers for Spring Rally 2023 will get one - to get excited about DCON 2023 - at Great Wolf Lodge in Colorado Springs!!!
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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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I had the pleasure, not too long ago to meet the Kiwanis Club of Estes Park! They are doing such amazing things in their community, and had hospitality second to none 💚
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