Buchanan Art Center Inc.

“Endowment 4,368 total 4,368”

“Art classes cost of goods sold 15,083 gallery art sales cost of goods sold 2,348 consignment gift shop cost of goods sold 3,518 expenses advertising 2,035 events 4,570 supplies 468 sponsorship 55 misc 10 library supplies 131 office supplies 2,622 supplies 777 insurance 2,126 empty bowls 2,500 non-investment depreciation 130 total 36,373”

“Prior depreciation not recorded -22,771”

“Leasehold improvements 0 37,061 less accumulated depreciation 0 22,113 furniture, displays 0 16,228 less accumulated depreciation 0 16,228 furniture, displays 0 7,386 less accumulated depreciation 0 7,386 furniture, displays 0 927 less accumulated depreciation 0 927 furniture, displays 0 2,547 less accumulated depreciation 0 2,547 furniture, displays 0 781 less accumulated depreciation 0 781 furniture, office 0 3,674 less accumulated depreciation 0 3,674 lawn mower 0 120 less accumulated depreciation 0 120 hairs 0 141 less accumulated depreciation 0 141 refrigerator 0 450 less accumulated depreciation 0 450 outdoor lights 0 3,463 less accumulated depreciation 0 3,463 bailey pottery equipment 0 909 less accumulated depreciation 0 642 mi gateway 124,439 128,998 furniture, displays, art tools 43,896 0 total 168,335 144,213”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 1,098 715”

“Empty bowls is an annual fundraiser for tha ram foodbank in berrien county. We host free workshops open to the community to generate bowls to be sold at the related soup supper & also donate the clay itself, the instruction time, & firing of bowl's to the fundraiser. This project is a collaboration between the buchanan art center (bac), the buchanan community schools, and additional business and individuals in the community. Free kids activities are provided during several community events throughout the year, with the largest being held on shop small saturday. Lmaterials and project leaders are provided for several hundred kids during the town wide event. In 2018 the bac began waiving the facility rental fee for other community organization, as long as the events are open to public.”