Sleeping Bear Forever DBA Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear

“Chicken bbq cost of goods sold 1,557 expenses advertising 2,320 website 1,678 travel 1,920 meetings seminars 24 insurance 836 bank service fees 94 license / permit 65 equipment 2,563 dues 1,031 equipment rental 3,940 office supplies 1,686 miscellaneous 40 program & project mat 9,143 total 26,897”

“Inventories for sale or use 552 552 sign 271 271 total 823 823”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,194 1,826”

“Preserve and interpret the historic stuctures and landscapes of sleeping bear dunes national lakeshore”

“The term "interpretation", as well as the following paragraph has been added to article ii statement of purpose: preserve may become involved in any project or accept any real property outside the boundaries of the lakeshore that has a direct link to the history of the lakeshore area, for the purpose of historic preservation, interpretation, and/or adaptive-use. The following paragraph is a revision of article ii disposition of property: upon dissolution, preserve, after providing for the payment of all outstanding debts and liabilities, those funds held for the benefit of the nps, including all interest and earnings thereon and all in-kind contributions, shall be transferred to nps or to a third-party deemed acceptable by nps (under such terms and conditions as were deemed acceptable by nps) for use consistent with the purposes for which the donations were made. All other assets of preserve, including any property of preserve located outside the national lakeshore and the funds raised to support any such properties, will be distributed to a nonprofit judged by the board to be well suited to support the continued preservation of those properties. The following paragraph has been added to article v membership preserve is a corporation organized upon a directorship basis as defined by the state of michigan (chapter 2 & section 305). While a directorship may have members, even various classes of members, the members do not have voting rights. The following paragraph is a revision of article vi officers the officers of preserve shall be the chair, the vice-chair, the treasurer, the secretary, and an executive director when and if that position is filled. The executive director also may be asked to occupy the job of secretary in addition to his/her other director responsibilities, but none of the other officer jobs. Bookkeeping may be part of the director's job responsibilities as outlined and approved by the board. At least one third-party should review and approve accounting documents at a frequency or an amount determined by the board.”