- Roll Call
- Open in prayer
- Mission Review:
- Walk through The Door (10-15)
- Accept minutes from January meeting
- Signature
- Time sheets
- Financial Report w/ Deidre (see below)
- Unfinished Business
- Review core values and purpose (who are we?)
- Unconditional Love
- Hope
- Restoration
- Compassion
- Faith
- Core purpose: Facilitating life transitions for at-risk and vulnerable youth
- Review Annual Schedule
- Set Short term goals for 2019 (Review the links under Operations on the Board Website.
- Brainstorm a few possibilities for long term goals.
- Review core values and purpose (who are we?)
- Update on Drake House
- Ed Report
- Committee Reports as necessary
- Sunshine: Goodbye to Stephanie card
- Fundraising: Gala Update
- Building?
- Public Information
- Next meeting: March 20, Wednesday? (Clearwater is not available on Tuesdays – elsewhere?)
- Adjourn
FYA: As of January 31, 2019, FYA has $73,658 operating funds in checking, $25,074 operating reserve funds in savings, and $25,659 in Wedbush Morgan brokerage account. The Alaska Community Foundation account has fund balance of $462,995 down 5% since inception. We also have $19,222 of unreimbursed ESG expenses from December 2018 that have been submitted. We were fortunate to start January with $73,230 in checking since the BHAP and ESG December money will not be received until February 7, 2019. January 2019 BHAP/ESG expenses total $16,028 and the report is ready to be submitted to AHFC. All year-end 2018 tax filings are current as well as 1099s, 1096, W2s, and W3.
Clearwater Counseling: Had $22,929 counseling revenue for January 2019. Negative net cash flow of $8,048, primarily due to paying the 2018 “bonus” to Dave ($8,024). Dave was paid a salary differential of $8,024 to bring his 2018 salary up to one-half of counseling revenue per KLG Billing’s tally of counseling revenue. Counseling revenue from Jaimie’s clients is $4,387 . Clearwater Counseling donated $15,000 to FYA. Bank balances are as follows: Spirit of Alaska checking $22,808 savings $417. AlaskaUSA checking $20,541 We anticipate being able to close Spirit of Alaska account (old acct) by the end of March 2019.
FYA: As of January 31, 2019, FYA has $73,658 operating funds in checking, $25,074 operating reserve funds in savings, and $25,659 in Wedbush Morgan brokerage account. The Alaska Community Foundation account has fund balance of $462,995 down 5% since inception. We also have $19,222 of unreimbursed ESG expenses from December 2018 that have been submitted. We were fortunate to start January with $73,230 in checking since the BHAP and ESG December money will not be received until February 7, 2019. January 2019 BHAP/ESG expenses total $16,028 and the report is ready to be submitted to AHFC. All year-end 2018 tax filings are current as well as 1099s, 1096, W2s, and W3.
Clearwater Counseling: Had $22,929 counseling revenue for January 2019. Negative net cash flow of $8,048, primarily due to paying the 2018 “bonus” to Dave ($8,024). Dave was paid a salary differential of $8,024 to bring his 2018 salary up to one-half of counseling revenue per KLG Billing’s tally of counseling revenue. Counseling revenue from Jaimie’s clients is $4,387 . Clearwater Counseling donated $15,000 to FYA. Bank balances are as follows: Spirit of Alaska checking $22,808 savings $417. AlaskaUSA checking $20,541 We anticipate being able to close Spirit of Alaska account (old acct) by the end of March 2019.
The Year in Review: Highlights of the 2018 Profit & Loss Statement
and comparing it to 2017
Alaska Community Foundation: Beginning amount $486,686. 2018 donations $2,201. Management fees and losses -$25,891.93 (exactly 5%). Ending amount $462,995.07
2018 income compared to 2017 income:
Pick.Click.Give donations increase 13%
Clearwater Counseling donated $45,000 (250% increase) as they had a stellar year.
Agency donations jumped 200% primarily due to $25,000 donation from RMF Foundation.
Church donations decreased 15%
Business contributions almost 250% primarily due to Credit Union 1 donation of $10,000
Donations arriving in newsletter envelopes jumped 230%.
Greater Giving donations increased 18%
Individual donations increased 6%
OVERALL: 17% increase
Fundraising Event Income: OHN 2018 brought in $12,164 (19% less, $2,843).
Other grant income: Stopped ACN (school food program), was awarded $20,000 TOTE Youth Development grant, and $1,000 Doyon youth jobs grant.
Expenses:
Combined shelter utility expenses up 7% (telephone, alarms, water, electric, garbage, heating oil).
Shelter repairs/maintenance 33% increase ( $767)
Shelter food expense up 8% ($492).
Outreach and youth development activities greatly increased 38% ($3,500) due to TOTE grant
Advertising expense increased 2% ($169).
Staff housing expenses 132 10th Ave decrease 9% (R & M, water, heating oil, elec)
FYA office expenses increased 20% ($900) primarily in dues/memberships (P.C.G., Foraker, Rotary, etc).
Stipends and tuition for interns increased five-fold ($10,900)
Payroll increased 3% ($11,000).
The net effect of these payroll increases (stipend + tuition + other payroll) is a total increase of 5% ($21,960).
Net Income: +$67,156 which is $86,500 more than 2017!
Clearwater Counseling 2018 Summary: Good management = good revenue
Revenue for 2018 is $245,454, $20,142 of which is from our part-time providers. Clearwater Counseling’s 2018 revenue is $31,879 more than than last year!! Go Dave!! We also processed $32,467 of in-house counseling sessions and assessments (EAP, self-pay, OCS, attorneys), saving $3,571 in outside contract billing fees. Way to go value-added receptionists!!
Actually, the real story with value-added receptionists is in the significant decrease in small balance write-offs (bad debt written off Clearwater Counseling’s books because it is uncollectible).
Small balance write-offs 2016 (pre-receptionist): $11,096
Small balance write-offs 2017 (first year of receptionist): $7,718
Small balance write-offs 2018 (EXPERT receptionists): $2,285 Yay Team!!