Greater Columbus Rowing Association Inc.

“Gain on sale of equipment 4,500 total 4,500”

“Expenses office 381 insurance 7,390 19,039 equipment expense 46,126 speakmon regatta 14,823 realized investment loss 2,970 total 90,729”

“Deposit accounts overstated 10,775”

“Accounts receivable 722 0 inventories for sale or use 216 0 equipment 78,740 73,749 less accumulated depreciation 45,806 44,356 shells and boats 245,640 240,109 less accumulated depreciation 120,740 119,437 total 158,772 150,065”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 50,097 0”

“Promote the sport of rowing in the central ohio area and amateur competition regionally and nationally.”

“Promote the sport of rowing gcra's primary purpose is to promote the sport of rowing in the central ohio area and amateur competition regionally and nationally. Our major programs are learn to row, speakmon regatta, paralympic/para-rowing (parp) and providing instruction in safety and techniques to area rowers. Paralympic/para-rowing (parp) gcra's paralympic/para-rowing (parp) program, also known as adaptive rowing, is a community program that introduces people with physical challenges or handicaps to the sport of rowing. This program is a gcra member volunteered program. There are at least 2 sessions a month in which gcra volunteers provide para-adaptive rowing on either the ergs (rowing machines) in the off season or in boats in season (april-october).”

“Learn to row learn to row is open to any adult interested in learning how to row. This year we had 50 enrollees with 20% joining the club. Many of the coxswains are college or high school students. Not only does the club benefit from their coaching, they are gaining leadership skills and increased knowledge of coaching techniques.”

“Speakmon regatta the speakmon regatta offers competition to high school, college and masters competitors. This year we had over 35 clubs participate with 360 entries. Participants are from at least 5 states and 30 cities. We waive entry fees to two local high school rowing clubs and one university club team.”