Class 4 Winds Inc

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“Expenses advertsing 925 bank fees 588 credit card fees 622 supplies 557 telephone 2,297 license & dues 130 contract labor 2,080 books, subscriptions, referen 1,688 travel 2,391 seminar to educate & inform 1,057 insurance 1,941 investment depreciation 567 total 14,843”

“Payroll liabilities 4,713 2,020 credit card 0 230”

“Class 4 winds, inc. Is a leading advocate of wind and renewable energy in a region that offers the most desirable wind in the world. Class 4 winds facilitates partnerships, promotes wind and renewable energy related interests, provides educational opportunities, and is a knowledgeable resource for wind and renewable energy communications for the region surrounding amarillo, texas and extending into new mexico, oklahoma, kansas, and colorado.”

“Class 4 winds sponsored, hosted and participated in several renewable energy conferences and infrmative luncheons throughout the year: c4w hosted 3 luncheons in amarillo and borger to inform prospective and current members with up to date information and guest speakers including ken starcher from the alternative energy institue and cameron fredkin of cross texas transmission. C4w executive director went to 2 national conferences in 2013- the texas renewables energy institutes of america 3 day conference in san antonio and while there went to a local renewable conference for solar power. C4w sponsored, hosted and participated in several renewable energy conferences and speaking engagements throughout the year: the executive director spoke to various civic organizations along with chamber of commerces/economic development corporations in more than a half a dozen cities across the area. C4w executive director was one of the guest speakers at sharyland utilities special year end project completion project celebrating the crez. As a member of windows on a wider world, a non profit educational advocacy group, the executive director of c4w has spoken at 7 area schools and participated in 3 science collabrative workshops which bussed in more than 350 students per event at the harrington discovery center. C4w doubled its efforts with getting information out to it's members. Instead of a one page spread hosting url's for information they started an 8 page monthly publication and a one page weekly email blast, which have also been made available for free to any group wishing to use them.”

“See list of prior 2013 acheivements.”