THE OFFICE OF TREASURER
Introduction Introduction Icebreaker Activity The I's Have It Find a partner and talk for 2 minutes about anything, only you cannot say "I".
Being Treasurer As a 4-H club officer you represent not only your club but also the 4-H program throughout the state. You are responsible for taking care of the club s money, bank accounts and/or other money matters. You will work with income and expenses and will be expected to stay organized and accurate.
General Duties of the Treasurer Meet with officers and advisors to develop budget Account for all money received and spent Pay bills Maintain financial records Keep accurate records in treasurer s ledger Balance Provide ledger reports Maintain inventory of property and equipment
At Club Meetings Report on all income and expenses Report on sub-account balances State the club balance Ask if there are any bills to be presented for payment Ask club to take action on bills requiring a motion to pay
The Treasurer s Role Attend Officer s training Follow all duties and responsibilities Make a checklist Beginning of the year Weekly Monthly At End of Year
Fundraising A fundraiser is a good way for your club to generate income for activities Remember funds are to be raised for specific purposes Fundraising for a club should be confined to one county or community Fundraisers are to be approved by the County Extension Director before they are undertaken Promote your fundraiser Keep it a learning experience and plan effectively Account for all money, keep records
Club Budget Planning with club members Estimated income-specific time Estimated Expenses-specific time Complete your budget with the finance committee and your club leader Use a budget outline Starting balance Activity expense Club project expenses County and state event expenses (county contributions?) Supply expenses Club awards Fundraisers (dues?)
At the End of the Year Hand in to the auditing committee for review: Check register Monthly ledgers All record reports Bank statements Copies of bills Receipt book Update annual inventory report Annual financial report Furnish copies of all year-end reports to club and ext. office
Check Yourself as an Officer A 4-H club needs officers who will Serve Work with everyone Share leadership Be dependable Help Work well with others Makes meetings worthwhile and interesting
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