Cape Community Equestrian Association Inc.

“Expenses advertising 237 office supplies 714 website 291 insurance 4,875 prizes 7,031 licenses 113 kitchen 690 events 740 judging pay expense 1,500 clubhouse supplies 25 charitable contributions 500 taxes and licenses 89 repairs & maint. 4,832 rent 135 bank charges 90 rounding 4 non-investment depreciation 3,966 total 25,832”

“54,400 54,400 less accumulated depreciation 14,742 18,708 total 39,658 35,692”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 19 55”

“To promote and carry out (1)equine and agricultural affairs and family, farming (2) promote educational programs for the horse industry, (3)develop a sense of cooperation, accomplishment and sportsmanship through organized competitive activities, exhibitions,parades,trail rides and recreational activities, (4) assist state and municipal authorities with horses in time of emergency,and(5)establish scholarships for post-secondary school education. To conduct such other activities and programs in the furtherance of the forgoing purposes as may be carried out by a corporation organized under massachusetts general laws chapter 180 and described in section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code.”

“To promote and carry out (1)equine and agricultural affairs and family,farming (2) promote educational programs for the horse industry, (3)develop a sense of cooperation, accomplishment and sportsmanship through organized competitive activities, exhibitions,parades,trail rides and recreational activities, (4) assist state and municipal authorities with horses in time of emergency,and(5)establish scholarships for post-secondary school to conduct such other activities and programs in the furtherance of the forgoing purposes as may be carried out by a corporation organized under massachusetts general laws chapter 180 and described in section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code.”

“To promote and carry out (1)equine and agricultural affairs and family,farming (2) promote educational programs for the horse industry, (3)develop a sense of cooperation, accomplishment and sportsmanship through organized competitive activities, exhibitions,parades,trail rides and recreational activities, (4) assist state and municipal authorities with horses in time of emergency,and(5)establish scholarships for post-secondary school to conduct such other activities and programs in the furtherance of the forgoing purposes as may be carried out by a corporation organized under massachusetts general laws chapter 180 and described in section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code.”