Arboriculture Society of Michigan

“Scholarship donation 5,000 miscellaneous revenue 451 credit card process rfrl prgr 15 total 5,466”

“Expenses safe deposit box 41 bank service charge 208 storage unit 189 postage, mailing service 1,644 post office box 119 printing 616 supplies 454 telephone 2,115 constant contact 677 sales tax - st of mi -19 credit card processing fees 3,136 website 651 programs and meetings 1,985 av 2,775 meeting room rental 8,873 exhibit contract fees 6,275 food & beverage 20,700 supplies 12,912 speaker fees 6,650 lodging 5,036 transportation 1,186 printing/copying 3,320 postage 1,008 isa program fees 5,565 entertainment 300 board expenses 516 mtcc - isa itcc 500 isa component mtg travel 25 isa leadership conference 126 loan int 5th 3rd 71 insurance - liability, d and 2,665 insurance - workers comp 11 membership recruitment 632 ed org membership dues 565 staff development 746 awards program 335 non-investment depreciation 175 total 92,783”

“Accounts receivable 4,000 1,107 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 2,500 142 furniture & equipment 7,802 8,332 less accumulated depreciation 7,485 7,659 total 6,817 1,922”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 258 0 unsecured notes and loans payable 15,348 5,000 unearned or deferred revenue 0 17,291”

“To advance the common business interests of individuals and entities engaged in arboriculture/urban forestry in michigan, to promote and encourage the use of arboriculture/urban forestry services by homeowners, businesses and others in michigan, to provide for professional development promoting high standards and sound practices within the industry, to work cooperatively with other professional associations in the field of arboriculture/urban forestry towards the attainment of mutually compatible objectives.”

“Providing professional development to arboriculture and urban forestry professionals through conferences, seminars and workshops throughout the state of michigan through the promotion of high standards, sound practices and continued promotion of safety best management practices.”