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TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 1 of 8 LY TREASURER'S REPORT DISTRICT NO. 55 FOR THE PERIOD NOVEMBER 1, 2009 NOVEMBER 30, 2009 I. FUNDS AVAILABLE (1) V-T-D (2) BUDGET (3) Acct.# A. BALANCE IN DISlRlCT RESERVE ACCOUNT AT WHO: 120 Beginning of the month/year 20,717.46 13,461.14 13,461.14 B. FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM WHO 400 Add: Membership income 1,472.20 19,812.49 37,798.24 120 Less: Funds requests INPUT NEGATIVE NUMBER (5,000.00 (7,000.00) 120 Less: District orders INPUT NEGATIVE NUMBER (913.25) (9,997.22) 120 District reserve balance - End of the month 16,276.41 16,276.41 C. RECONCILED BALANCE IN DISTRICT LOCAL BANK ACCOUNTS: 100 Beginning of the month/year 9,052,78 6,115.22 6,115.22 120 Add: Funds requests 5,000,00 7,000.00 D. OTHER INCOME (List specific sources): 410 1. Fall conference net income (from page 4) 430 2. Spring conference net income (from page 5) (4,587.16) 4,207.84 525.00 525.00 480 3 Interest 0.06 490 4. Other: ISpring Conference Video Sales Net Proceeds 84,95 84.95 500.00 IIBM Donation for Copier & Supplies I 1,000.00 1,000.00 Total other income (3,502.21) 5,292.85 1,550.00 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE 26,826.98 34,684.48 58,924.60 (Adds lines in LA, I.B, I.C and 1.0 for columns 1, 2, and 3.) II. EXPENSES: 600 A. Marketing (from page 2) 1,334.29. 6,523.76 13,700.00 610 B. Communications and public relations (from page 2) 156.00 6,450.00 620 C. Education and training (from page 2) (21.22) 1,907.78 11,000.00 630 D. Speech contests (from page 2) 3,185.55 4,800.00 640 E. Administration (from page 2) 5.57 667.75 800.00 ~ 650 F. Travel (from page 3) 1,718.88 6,065.75 9,200.00 700 G. Other (from page 3) 1,000.00 TOTAL EXPENSES 3,037.52 18,506.59 46,950.00 III. 570 LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE (from page 3) 14.93 2,500.00 IV. DISTRICT STORE 450 1. Sales 995.72 2,500.00 551 2. Purchases from WHO (INPUT NEGATIVE NUMBER) (1,517.67) (2,500.00) 559 3. Other store expenses (INPUT NE GATIVE NUMBER) DISTRICT STORE INCOME (LOSS), NET 935.52 (521.95) V. ADJUSTMENT FOR V-T-D DISTRICT ORDERS 913,25 9,997.22 VI. EXCESS OF FUNDS AVAILABLE OVER EXPENSES 25,638.23 25,638.23 9,474.60 (Totals: Sec.!. - Sec.!1. - Sec.!11. + Sec.IV.) A Treasure(s report must be provided to the district'govemor and It. govemor within 45 days of month-end, beginning with the July period. Treasure(s reports for the period ending September 30 and for the period ending March 31 must be received at Wortd Headquarters within 45 days of these periods. Toastmasters Intemational policy also requires that a Treasure(s report be presented at every district executive committee and district council meeting.

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 2 of 8 LY TREASURER'S REPORT - DISTRICT NO. I 55 VII. DETAIL OF EXPENSES: Acct.# A. 600 Marketing Y-T-D 601 1. Building new clubs 602 2. Membership growth 603 3. Club coaches 604 4. Rebuilding 605 5. Recognition 606 6. Other 737.36 571.39 25.54 2,962.32 2,278.89 1,282.55 TOTAL Marketing (goes to page 1, Sec II. A) 1,334.29 6,523.76 B. 610 Communications and public relations 611 1. District newsletter 612 2. Web page 613 3. Directory 614 4. Postage 615 5. Other 156.00 TOTAL Communications and public relations (goes to page 1, Sec II. B.) 156.00 C. 620 Education and training 621 1. Distinguished clubs 622 2. Training club officers 623 3. Training division and area governors 624 4. Distinguished areas and divisions 625 5. Other (21.22) 95.00 1,377.44 456.56 (21.22) TOTAL Education and training (goes to page 1, Sec II. C.) (21.22) 1,907.78 D. 630 Speech contests 631 1. Awards and certificates 632 2. Other 2,429.30 756.25 TOTAL Speech contests (goes to page 1, Sec II. D.) 3,185.55 E. 640 Administration 641 1. Stationery 642 2. Phone 643 3. Postage 644 4. Website 645 5. Other 5.57 66.50 601.25 TOTAL Administration (goes to page 1, Sec II. E.) 5.57 667.75

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 3 of 8 LY TREASURER'S REPORT - DISTRICT NO. I 55 V-T-D VII. DETAIL OF EXPENSES (can't): Acct.# F. 650 Travel 651 1. Within district 652 a. District governor/it. governor 479.36 868.72 653 b. Division governors 505.40 844.28 654 c. Area governors 561.53 655 d. Other district officers 209.12 209.12 651 Total travel within district 1,193.88 2,483.65 660 2. Mid year training (DG & LGS) 661 a. Transportation 662 b. Accommodation/registration 525.00 I 525.00 660 Total mid year training 525.00 525.00 670 3. Regional conference transportation/registration/accommodation 671 a. District governor elect 672 b. Lt. governor-elect 673 c. Current district governor 674 d. District treasurer 675 e. District public relations officer 670 Total regional conference expense 680 4. International convention transportation/registration/accommodation 681 a. District governor 527.00 682 b. Lt. governor education & training 926.70 683 c. Lt governor marketing 1,014.00 684 d. Immediate past district governor 589.40 ~ 680 Total international convention expense 3,057.10 650 TOTAL Travel expense (goes to page 1, Section II. F) 1,718.88 6,065.75 G. 700 Other 705 a. Equipment purchase 710 b. Miscellaneous 700 TOTAL Other expenses (goes to page 1, Section II. G) VIII. LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE: 470 Donation basket 570 Leadership institute expenses 571 1. Supplies from WHQ 572 2. Other supplies 573 3. Program and printing 574 4. Audiovisual equipment 575 4. Meeting room 14.93 576 4. Awards, certificates 577 4. Postage 579 5. Other 570 TOTAL LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE (goes to page 1, Sec 111.) 14.93

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 4 of 8 LV TREASURER'S REPORT - DISTRICT NO. I 55 IX. FALL CONFERENCE INCOME AND EXPENSE Acct.# 410 A. Fall conference income 411 1. 32 Member registrations at 412 2. 5 Spouse I guest registrations at 413 3. Late registrations at 414 4. 8 Luncheon tickets at 415 5. 1 Banquet tickets at 416 6. Speech contest at 417 7. Other revenue - Raffle 418 I $ 100.00 $ (85.00) $ 10.00 $ (15.00) V-T-D 410 TOTAL Fall conference income 510 B. Fall conference expenses 511 1. Supplies purchased from TI 512 2. Other supplies 244.64 244.64 513 3. Programs and printing 846.11 846.11 514 4. Audiovisual equipment 515 5. Hotel I meeting room expenses 6,100.00 6,100.00 516 6. Awards, certificates, etc. 159.34 159.34 517 7. Postage 5.71 5.71 518.8. Meal expense 519 9. Other 71.36 91.36 I~~~~-----I 510 TOTAL Fall conference expenses 7,427.16 7,447.16 410 NET FALL CONFERENCE INCOME (LOSS) (A - B) (4,587.16) 4,207.84 (goes to page 1, Sec 1./0. 1.)

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 5 of 8 LY TREASURER'S REPORT - DISTRICT NO. 55 I X. SPRING CONFERENCE INCOME AND EXPENSE Acct.# 430 A.. Spring conference income 431 1. Member registrations at 1----1 432 2. Spouse I guest registrations at 1-------1 433 3. Late registrations at 1-------1 434 4. Luncheon tickets at 1-------1 435 5. Banquet tickets 436 6. Speech contest at 1----1 at..._-... 437 7. Other revenue - Raffle 438 INIA V-T-D 430 TOTAL Spring conference income 530 B. Spring conference expenses 531 1. Supplies purchased from TI 532 2. Other supplies 533 3. Programs and printing 534 4. Audiovisual equipment 535 5. Hotel I meeting room expenses 536 6. Awards, certificates, etc. 537 7. Postage 538 8. Meal expense 539 9. Other INIA 530 TOTAL Spring conference expenses NET SPRING CONFERENCE INCOME (LOSS) (A - B) (goes to page 1, Sec 1./0. 2.)

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 6 of 8 LY TREASURER'S REPORT - DISTRICT NO. I I 55 Following is a brief description/explanation of the actual expenses as compared to what was budgeted. Any variance, positive or negative requires an explanation of what caused the variance. The white rows are not password protected. Users may adjust the white area as necessary by adjusting the row height. Alternatively, a separate sheet may be used. Each section of this narrative page must be completed in order for this report to be considered complete and counted as received by WHQ. Funds available (Section I) 113 Renewals, 109 New Members, and 21 Charter members in November; $84.95 in net proceeds from Spring 2009 conference video sales; $1,000 Donation from IBM for use on purchase of a copier & related expenses Marketing (Section II, A) New Clubs - 2 new club banners, 90 membership pins, charter certificate frames; Membership Growth - Speechcraft kits; Jack Rabbit Dash pins, ribbons, packaging, & postage Communications and public relations (Section II, B) Education and training (Section II, C) Void of Prior Year education & training expense payment check that has not yet cleared the account Speech contests (Section II, D) Administration (Section II, E) IPDG plaque engraving Travel (Section II, F) LGET travel to Div G contests & DEC/DC meetings in Corpus Christi; LGM travel to DECIDC/Marketing meetings in Corpus Christi; Division G Governor travel to 9/12/09 DEC meeting, Division L Governor travel to DEC/DC meetings in Corpus Christi; District Treasurer & PRO travel to DEC/DC meetings in Corpus Christi Other (Section II, G)

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 7 of 8 LY TREASURER'S REPORT - DISTRICT NO. I 55 Following is a brief description/explanation of the actual expenses as compared to what was budgeted. Any variance, positive or negative requires an explanation of what caused the variance. The white rows are not password protected. Users may adjust the white area as necessary by adjusting the row height. Alternatively, a separate sheet may be used. Each section of this narrative page must be completed in order for this report to be considered complete and counted as received by WHO. Leadership Institute (Section III) District Store Income and Expenses (Section IV) $935.52 in bookstore income from sales at Fall 2009 Conference Fall Conference Netlncome (Section I, C, 1) Reflects registration income adjusted for 5 full registration refunds (3 "of the Year" awardees, 2 others); 1 Sunday breakfast refund; online registration payments not yet deposited; half of hotel conference costs not yet charged; expenses for decorations, program printing, supplies, miscellaneous awards Spring Conference Net Income (Section I, C, 2)

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Page 8 018 LY TREASURER'S REPORT - DISTRICT NO. 55 I FOR THE PERIOD NOVEIIIIBER 1, 2009 - NOVEIIIIBER 30, 2009 INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Print out entire monthly treasurer's report including narrative and certification sheet. 2. Sign and date in the white boxed cells. This certification must be complete in order for the report to be considered received by WHO. 3. Send the original to the district governor for signature. 4. Send a copy to the It. governor. NOTE: Submit approved report to World Headquarters Anyone of the following methods is acceptable: * Scan and email to kvangunst@toastmasters.org * Fax to 949-858-1207 * Mail to: Toastmasters International Attn: Volunteer Support Services P.O. Box 9052 Mission Viejo, CA 92690 We, the undersigned, certifiy that this report reflects the financial operations for the period shown above. I~? jo~'"'-1/~3/01 District Treasurer Date