How Money Was Spent 2007-2008 Gary Cross, President Les Rogers, President-Elect Brian Clements, Director Andre Dubois, Director Benoit Pare, Director Judi.

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How Money Was Spent Gary Cross, President Les Rogers, President-Elect Brian Clements, Director Andre Dubois, Director Benoit Pare, Director Judi Smith, Sec/Treas, Exec. Dir.

Scholarships – 12%

Scholarships  $ 22,492 Oratorical Scholarships  $ 6,818Essay Scholarships  $ 11,230CCDHH Scholarships $ 40,540 Total

Club Programmes – 11%

Club Programmes Outsourcing Projects Total: $37,140

JOOI – 4%

JOOI Optimist International directs the use of this fund to provide JOOI services at the International level. Total: $15,000

Childhood Cancer Campaign

 $ 24, Club Grants to Camp Quality and Children’s hospitals.  $ 32, to Optimist International for awards determined by committee. $ 56,991 Total

Administrative – 28%

Administrative  Banking  Legal  Audit  Investment Management  Salaries  Other Total: $98,748

Donor Recognition – 11%

Donor Recognition  Recognition Program Pins Prints Plates  Shipping and Customs Total: $37,096

Governance and Training – 13%

Governance and Training  Board Expenses  DFR/Governors Training Total: $43,141

Fundraising - 3%

Fundraising  Literature  Supplies  Translation Total: $8,984

Convention – 2%

Convention  Events  Travel Total: $7,193

Fondation Optimist International du Canada Administration 28% Convention 2% Scholarships 12% Club Programmes 8% Fundraising 3% Donor Recognition 11%

REVENUE Gifts $306,354 Investments($109,483) Total: $196,871

Deferred Contributions

Your investment in kids through the Foundation helps thousands of kids each year!

Optimist International Foundation of Canada