Meadowood Residents Association Inc.

“The association has an independent cpa firm prepare reviewed financial statements, which are used in preparing the association's form 990”

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“The organization was established to provide a means for the residents of the meadowood retirement community to support resident's activities, both social and educational, and to raise funds to benefit the retirement community as a whole.”

“Form 990 part iii, line 4d: other program expenses community-oriented activities: (expenses 9,458) these activities, involving about 125 people, impact the resident community in different ways through 14 different groups. Examples include the chorus, 25 - 30 people, with expenses of 2,731 including cost of director, accompanist and music. Another small group designs and produces a monthly newsletter and activity calendar, expense for this fiscal year was 2,814. Smaller activities include putting up seasonal decorations in the public areas, running a small repair activity in the woodshop and maintaining a resident flower garden near the health center. In addition, this category includes expense for administrative support and piano tuning. Educational activities: (expenses 8,126) the largest of the five activities having educational content is one with a current events flavor. It brings in philadelphia news correspondents, writers and educators for presentations and discussions on world events, politics and other topical issues. Attendance in the 20+ sessions per year ranges from 40 to 50 residents and expenses were provided from the general budget and the remainder from charges levied for some programs. Another group is involved in maintaining and overseeing the operation of fiction and non-fiction libraries which contain about 8,000 books with a budget of 1,300. A monthly bible study group (budget 2,000) hosts leaders from local religious organizations. Social activities: (expenses 3,547) these activities are aimed at providing increased opportunities for social interactions among residents. Included are activities such as billards, bridge, square dancing and table tennis, each involving 15-25 people, and special events, like a kentucky derby party and new year's eve party, with attendance in the range of 100-150 people. Funding is from the general budget with additional charges levied for special events.”

“Unrealized gain in investments 0”