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December 9, 2010
Steinbrenner Metro Service Center
1307 North MacDill Avenue
AGENDA
5. New Business
6. Reports
a. Community Relations................…….……………………………….……...Ricky Gallon
b. Development…….………………….……….……………….……Lisa-Perry Richardson
c. Steak Dinner/Yankees Luncheon.…………………………………………...Chris Harrell
d. Pasco County/Grants.……………………………………………………..….Chris Letsos
8. Executive Session
9. Adjorn
Notes:
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Members Present:
Steve Carpenter, Lynn Dumais, Joe Garcia, Luis Garcia, Eddie Gomez, Dan Hevia, Scott
Jacobsen, Don Smith, Marc Spencer, Jerome Ryans.
Others Present:
Brad Baumgardner, Brenda Browning, Ricky Gallon, Chris Harrell, Chris Letsos, Lisa
Richardson, Bill Ross, Vinny Tafuro.
Board Chair Lynn Dumais called the meeting to order at 12:09 p.m. and welcomes guest,
Vinny Tafuro.
Consent Items:
Minutes of the August 12, 2010 and the September 2010 Financial Report were provided
to the members for their review prior to the meeting. Motion to approve by Scott
Jacobsen, second by Luis Garcia. Motion carried.
Reports:
Ricky Gallon report that from August to October, we have spoken to over 650 people via
United Way/CFC/FSECC. He has spoken as 18 agencies so far. Today is United Way’s
annual Day of Caring. We have several companies holding holiday events for your kids.
Donatello’s invited 50 people to their restaurant on November 26th for dinner. Derrick
Brooks is having a Thanksgiving Give-Away. Robert Half is holding their Annual
Christmas Party for 175 of our kids, 5 to 9 years old.
Ricky went to Washington DC for the Above the Influence Summit Campaign with 23
youth organizations from around the country, only 2 organizations from Florida attended.
Lisa Richardson gave the Benchmark Report. We are currently $12K ahead of budget
with $19K coming in soon. We have 3 requests pending totaling $20,400. Conn Match
is going well. Plant City and Brandon will each do a special year end appeal. We will
purchase lists in those areas.
Vinny Tafuro spoke about Club Blue. The first event held at Lee Roy Selmon’s
Restaurant had about 40 attendees, including Stylez White. Club Blue program has
raised $810 through mixers and membership. November 9th is a Lightning event.
Chris Harrell reported on Steak Dinner and we have raised $165K. There are 32 seats
left for the event. St Pete Times will run 7 ads for us. Chris spoke about the raffle items
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we have this year. A flyer was given to all members with our various events that we have
coming up.
Chris Letsos reported we received $700K on October 13th. Brad thanked Chris for the
great job he’s done. The 21st Century Program starts on October 15th. Janine Valentine,
Dover Director was promoted to oversee the program.
Lynn spoke about the United Way meeting and that it went well.
President’s Report:
Brad Baumgardner spoke about the new business card sized marketing tool we have with
information on the Boys & Girls Clubs. He spoke about the Foundation and that the
Executive Committee approved the trustees and there needs to be from 3-15 members.
On the Heritage Club, we currently have 19 members. Brad would like to hire Glenn
Permuy, part time, to reach out to former board members. Brad reported that the
Riverview Vote passed to have 3 years of operating funds before going any larger.
Strategy Initiatives:
The agenda for the October 22 and 23rd Board Retreat was handed out. It will be a fun
and educational event. Attendance is important.
Brad reported that Carl Lavender, President of Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast will
be retiring in January 2011.
There being no further business, Lynn closed the meeting at 12.54 pm.
_____________________________ ____________
Shelley Kolseth, Secretary Date
Memo
Personnel costs are below plan due to vacancies and benefit savings.
Professional fees are higher than budget because we had to write off some
architectural fees for plans that will not be used.
Attendance for November was at 75% of goal. November and December have a
lot of full days because school is closed. Many kids do not come on those days.
Please let me know if you have any questions or comments on the statements.
Thank you.
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Assets
Current Assets
Cash & Cash Equivalents $1,507,154.65 $11,804.29 $289,705.02 $49,587.34 $1,858,251.30 $1,223,843.17
Land, Property and Equipment $0.00 $7,091,324.48 $0.00 $0.00 $7,091,324.48 $7,260,450.76
Long Term Pledges Receivable $0.00 $0.00 $36,252.69 $0.00 $36,252.69 $40,299.38
Total Non Current Assets $175.00 $7,091,324.48 $107,927.91 $597,590.29 $7,797,017.68 $7,935,499.48
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Net Assets
Net Assets - UR - Fixed Assets $0.00 $7,616,570.65 $0.00 $0.00 $7,616,570.65 $7,698,095.05
Transfers (To)/From UR - Fixed Assets ($131,630.09) $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 ($131,630.09) ($174,484.48)
Total Net Asset Transfers $53,080.80 $49,909.12 ($90,300.98) ($12,688.94) $0.00 $0.00
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $2,037,620.38 $7,666,479.77 $1,814,343.57 $647,177.63 $12,165,621.35 $12,205,321.93
Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay, Inc.
Statement of Revenues & Expenses
With Comparison to Budget & Last Year
Revenue
Public Support
Fees & Grants $2,188,414 $2,163,405 $25,010 1% $2,332,333 $1,501,334 $687,081 46%
Total Public Support $4,533,097 $4,702,430 ($169,333) (4)% $5,132,333 $4,234,142 $298,954 7%
Revenues
Program Service Revenues $443,687 $505,071 ($61,384) (12)% $538,700 $483,563 ($39,877) (8)%
Investment Revenues $15,662 $25,800 ($10,138) (39)% $27,900 $22,089 ($6,427) (29)%
Other Revenues $24,902 $19,080 $5,822 31% $19,960 $21,973 $2,929 13%
Total Revenues $484,251 $549,951 ($65,700) (12)% $586,560 $527,625 ($43,375) (8)%
Special Events
Special Event Revenues $561,701 $607,000 ($45,299) (7)% $622,000 $646,392 ($84,691) (13)%
Special Event Expenses ($61,003) ($69,925) $8,922 13% ($75,000) ($79,656) $18,653 23%
Net Special Events $500,698 $537,075 ($36,377) (7)% $547,000 $566,736 ($66,038) (12)%
Total Public Support and Revenue $5,518,046 $5,789,456 ($271,410) (5)% $6,265,893 $5,328,504 $189,542 4%
Expenses
Personnel Costs
Professional Staff Salaries $2,127,455 $2,210,523 $83,068 4% $2,561,485 $2,364,790 $237,335 10%
Payroll Taxes & Expense $189,373 $237,996 $48,622 20% $274,222 $263,963 $74,589 28%
Total Personnel Costs $2,579,698 $2,719,746 $140,048 5% $3,126,405 $2,916,557 $336,859 12%
Operating Costs
Professional Fees $77,963 $23,250 ($54,713) (235)% $24,250 $18,500 ($59,463) (321)%
Non-Professional Contract Services $391,374 $407,912 $16,538 4% $440,904 $119,584 ($271,790) (227)%
Information Technolgy $87,578 $76,577 ($11,001) (14)% $83,195 $74,402 ($13,177) (18)%
Postage, Printing & Publications $22,865 $28,167 $5,303 19% $32,713 $32,319 $9,454 29%
Transportation Expense $183,411 $172,661 ($10,750) (6)% $192,072 $171,918 ($11,493) (7)%
Total Operating Costs $2,435,887 $2,465,509 $29,622 1% $2,835,750 $2,135,705 ($300,182) (14)%
NET SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) $502,461 $604,201 ($101,740) (17)% $303,738 $276,241 $226,220 82%
More detailed financial reports are available upon request to Bill Ross.
Expenses
Total Personnel Costs $ 3,501,682 $ 3,603,239 $ 3,101,543 $ 3,025,435 $ 3,187,399
Total Professional Fees $ 25,672 $ 25,713 $ 18,500 $ 78,963 $ 15,850
Total Non-Professional Contract
$ Services
122,130 $ 150,303 $ 123,328 $ 424,366 $ 89,904
Total Supplies $ 310,000 $ 289,496 $ 281,933 $ 288,920 $ 305,174
Total Information Technolgy $ 91,151 $ 74,837 $ 85,398 $ 95,795 $ 93,600
Total Occupancy Expense $ 1,612,317 $ 1,524,960 $ 1,363,287 $ 1,322,498 $ 1,368,090
Total Equipment Expense $ 46,221 $ 21,098 $ 17,576 $ 26,343 $ 22,740
Total Postage, Printing & Publications
$ 34,691 $ 23,841 $ 36,886 $ 27,411 $ 24,888
Total Transportation Expense $ 221,718 $ 206,697 $ 185,647 $ 200,823 $ 186,922
Total Program Services $ 213,679 $ 237,127 $ 261,214 $ 253,649 $ 349,910
Total Operating Costs $ 2,677,579 $ 2,554,072 $ 2,373,769 $ 2,718,768 $ 2,457,078
Total Expenses $ 6,179,261 $ 6,157,311 $ 5,475,312 $ 5,744,203 $ 5,644,477
Budget Notes
Assumptions
The 2011 budget is based on all existing clubs remaining open for the entire period .
No new clubs are planned to be in operation.
Expenses
The personnel cost are based on existing positions are rates
No raises or bonuses are in the budget.
Program Services includes a $100,000 reserve for unforeseen circustances.
Depreciation is not included in Expenses
Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay
2011 Key Meeting Dates