National Association of Women in Construction

“Dinners 14,524 registrations-apc forum 900 chapter sales 544 build design program 100 total 16,068”

“None 09/15/2017 11,000 0 0”

“Expenses general funds 2,862 dinners 12,923 president's expense 1,288 president's miscellaneous 404 friendship 641 membership committee exp 641 member of the month 131 member roster 13 special events 880 anniversary celebration 12,990 prof develop & educ 125 chapter sales 995 hospitality 52 directors fund 645 insurance/taxes 2,442 supplies/stationery 277 registrations-apc forum 13,945 scholarship committee 611 industry apprec. Night 5,909 build design 2,759 block kids 320 drafting 478 const/industry fair 2,000 trade shows/pr 200 team mates 34 bank charges 157 nef (50/50) 400 wic week 377 construction education 2,500 refund of apc seed money -4,500 correct py scholarship -1,600 total 60,899”

“During fiscal 2017, the organization awarded six (6) scholarships totaling 11,000 to criteria eligible students to pursue education in the construction field. The organization periodically monitors the use of funds by correspondence with the recipients.”

“The national association of women in construction (nawic) originally began as women in construction of fort worth, texas. Sixteen women working in the construction industry founded it in 1953. Knowing that women represented only a small fraction of the construction industry, the founders organized nawic to create a support network. Women in construction of fort worth was so successful that it gained its national charter in 1955 and became the national association of women in construction. Today, nawic provides its members with opportunities for professional development, education, networking, leadership training, public service and more through a network of 13 regions throughout the united states. The accompanying form 990-ez presents the financial information for the richmond, virginia chapter only (chapter 141).”

“The organization provided six (6) tuition-based scholarships to criteria eligible students to obtain education in the construction field. Scholarships ranged in amount from 1,500 to 2,000 per recipient. Scholarship recipients are attending virginia tech, college of william and mary, university of virginia, penn state university, old dominion university and virginia commonwealth university. Scholarship recipients were selected based on pre-established merit based criteria and were not dependent on gender,race, national origin, sexual preference or any other biased or prejudicial factors.”