Duluth High School Band Boosters Association Inc.

“Expenses bank service charges 5 paypal fees 242 trailer expenses 604 lumapay expenses 2,719 membership toolkit 750 office supplies 570 insurance 355 all state fees 800 band camp 6,857 band equipment 4,681 color guard equipment 4,613 color guard uniforms 4,406 dry cleaning 3,928 marching band instruction 24,800 miscellaneous expenses 829 music and drill 2,700 senior night 1,381 show shirts 2,000 uniforms 21,532 winter guard instruction 8,791 band class supplies 14,058 competition fees 272 banquet 2,170 awards and gifts 3,127 8th grade night 1,375 props 2,738 lgpe 944 leadership training 408 janfest 2,012 winterguard accessories 1,594 winterguard sapa dues 884 marching band supplies 1,300 percussion equipment 1,317 sponsorship expense 1,000 spirit wear 779 truck rental 257 scholarships 9,705 committee expenses 748 equipment 10,964 jazzcats shirts 400 band trip 4,532 concert band meals 1,546 marching band meals 682 total 155,375”

“62,445 62,445 less accumulated depreciation 62,445 62,445 total 0 0”

“PREPAID DUES 165 40”

“Consistent with the exempt purpose to provide educational, financial, social, and other support for the duluth high school band and their activities through any lawful and ethical means.”

“Support for 126 marching band students by providing instructors, sheet music, summer camps, state and local sponsored band events, equipment, uniforms, and accessories. The marching band participated in several competitions, exhibitions and a parade during the 2023-2024 school year. The band performed at each home and away game during halftime as well as provided a few concerts at dhs stadium for parents and guests.”

“Support for 180 concert band students and 17 in the percussion ensemble. These students participated in nine jazz concerts and off campus concerts including: southeastern percussion ensemble symposium at walton high school, duluth cluster concert at duluth town green and, a joint concert with alphajazz at preston ridge community center. Instruction included 13 specialized sectional coaches and three guest conductors.”