Vienna Jammers Percussion Ensemble Inc.

“$6”

“Advertising and Promotion $1813”

“Office Expenses $2724”

“Information Technology $793”

“Travel $13968”

“Depreciation $17910”

“Insurance $703”

“Program Supplies $8118”

“Equipment Maintenance $2040”

“Taxes & Licenses $1920”

“Dues & Subscriptions $150”

“Machinery and Equipment - Beginning $40424 Machinery and Equipment - Ending $32581”

“Accounts Receivable - Beginning $1589 Accounts Receivable - Ending $0”

“Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Beginning $744 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Ending $888”

“Education Jammers Camps & Ensemble Rehearsals: The Jammers provided two weeks of instructional summer experience camps open to any student in the surrounding geographic area of Vienna, as well as a few 2-hour mini-camps (one time camps to provide an opportunity for children not in a Jammers ensemble to become familiar with the instruments and the organization). The Jammers also held weekly rehearsals the entire year for five permanent percussion ensembles (Jammers Black, Red, Lite 1 & 2, and Steel).”

“Public Performances: During the season, The Jammers performed several pro bono performances for the general public. They included performances at the Halloween Parade on the back of a flatbed trailer for over 10,000 local community members, as well as the Vienna Town Volunteer Reception hosted by the Mayor of Vienna. They played during Vienna's "Viva Vienna" town celebration. The Red, Black, and Steel ensembles took their first bus trip as they were invited to perform at the Orff Schulwerk National Conference in Atlantic City, NJ. They performed for over 1,000 music teachers from across the United States and abroad.”

“The Big Jam: The largest event for the season, The Big Jam, was performed for over 500 members of the general public in May. The event lasted one and a half hours and featured performances from all five Jammers groups (Red, Black, Lite 1 & 2, and Steel).”