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Income, Expenses, Statistics <br /> <br /> Income 2003 <br />Dues from members: $5924 <br />United Way: $8433 <br />Service/Community Groups: $34,979 <br />Summer programs/Special Events: $19,302 <br />Room Rentals: $17,347 <br />Business/Corporate Contributions: $44,626 <br />Individual/Family Contributions: $10,876 <br />Fundraising Events: $58,555 <br />Grants: $81,476 <br />Rebates/Refunds: $614 <br />Total Income Received 2003:$282,132 <br /> <br />Expense --- 2003 <br />Fundraising Expenses: $9158 <br />Utilities/Building Expense: $25,579 <br />Office/Club Expense: $84,784 <br />Programming/Training Expense: $161,937 <br />Total Expenses Paid Out 2003:$281,458 <br /> <br />2003 Club Statistics <br /> <br />Total Membership 664+ <br />Daily Average Attendance 80 <br />Over 4,000 kids served through community <br />involvement programs. <br /> <br />Special thanks to the <br />following individuals/ <br />organizations for their <br />contributions: <br /> <br />Ace Solid Waste <br />Alcoa <br />Anderson, Doris & Dan <br />Becker Furniture World <br />Blackwoods Bar & Grill <br />Bromen Systems <br />Coborn's Superstore Elk River <br />Daddy O's <br />Elk River Country Club <br />Elk River Lions <br />Elk River Women of Today <br /> <br />Furniture & Things <br />Faydo, Mark <br />Nike Factory Store <br />Panera Bread Elk River <br />Pattison, Steve <br />Reimer, Scott <br />Riverview Community Bank <br />Rubin, Joy <br />Thompson Trophies <br />Walmart of Elk River <br /> <br />Program Highlights <br /> <br />Program Highlights included many <br />things this past year. It's hard to choose just a <br /> <br />· Power Hour-this program allows mem- <br /> bers to do their homework in a quiet, <br /> supportive setting while earning incentive <br /> points. Members can then use their <br /> "Power Points" to purchase various items <br /> including Nike shoes and apparel. <br />· Project Learn.this is also a homework <br /> program but includes the use of tu- <br /> tors, writing activities, discussion and <br /> goal setting as well as possible com- <br /> munity service projects. <br />· Torch Club-a young leadership pro- <br /> gram to teach members the impor- <br /> tance of community service. <br />· Smart Moves--Nationally recognized <br /> program that helps young people re- <br /> sist alcohol, tobacco and other drugs <br /> as well as sexual responsibility <br />· Smart Girls-a program to teach girls <br /> ages I 0-15 about healthy attitudes <br /> and lifestyles. <br />· Scholarshop-a program designed to aid <br /> members in post-secondary decisions <br /> and career choices. <br />· Passport to Manhood-a program to <br /> teach boys ages I I-14 positive values <br /> and responsible behavior. <br />· Ultimate Journey-an environmental <br /> program designed to teach members <br /> about plants and animals. <br />· Fitness Authority-a program to teach <br /> members the importance of physical <br /> activity, positive use of leisure time <br /> and positive stress management skills. <br />· Culture C/ub-through participation in <br /> discovery-based activities, members <br /> develop an awareness of the environ- <br /> ment and acquire a better under- <br /> standing of how human actions affect <br /> nature. <br /> <br />· Kids In Control-a safety awareness pro- <br /> gram covering home alone skills, first <br /> aid, severe weather, conflict resolu~ <br /> tion, water safety, neighborhood <br /> safety, and anger management. <br /> <br /> <br />