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.
Remember all those Birthday Cake Kits we packed at our District Convention?? Well the kids loved them! They were so excited to get them!! Be on the lookout for our follow-up email this week - so many wonderful things came out of that weekend 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
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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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We dropped off all of the awesome Birthday Cake Kits our Rocky Mountain District Kiwanis International recently put together at our District Convention.
They are very excited for our donation!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Such a great project!! Ps. Don’t know why, but that tag takes you to a bogus page! Try Rocky Mountain District Kiwanis International
Remember all those Birthday Cake Kits we packed at our District Convention?? Well the kids loved them! They were so excited to get them!!
Be on the lookout for our follow-up email this week - so many wonderful things came out of that weekend 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
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That is awesome....glad we could help!