Kappa Omega Tau Fraternity Inc

“Other 19,346 back 2 school bash - net 1,774 total 21,120”

“Expenses insurance 2,697 admin 223 total 2,920”

“1. Public programs (30%) the club participates in several university programs throughout the year that require broad participation of members. In the spring semester, this includes all-university sing. In the fall semester, this includes building a parade float for the annual baylor homecoming parade and organizing the annual baylor/kot christmas tree lighting. Net proceeds from the christmas tree lighting event are used to support various 501(c)(3) organizations in waco, tx. 2. Service projects (20%) the club does approximately a dozen service projects in both the fall and spring semester with an extended three-day service trip each spring. 3. Membership development (10%) this includes a host of new member education activities, including one-on- one meetings, study hall, service, training, and initiation. 4. New member recruitment (10%) each semester, the club takes new members. This process includes several activities designed to introduce potential members to the club and vice versa. These generally include several mixers and formal interviews. 5. Weekly meetings (10%) most weeks of the fall and spring semester, the club has an all-chapter meeting. This can include announcements, a devotion, member education, voting, or general discussion. 6. Voting meetings (10%) the club holds several meetings outside the general weekly meeting to vote for new members, new club officers and a new sweetheart. 7. Social functions (10%) the club holds a few social functions each semester. These may include mixers with sororities, dances, retreats, or other special events.”

“The overall goal of the organization is to create a community that supports the needs of the broader surrounding community by raising monies that will go to a local charitable organization in need. The net monies raised in the current year resulted in a donation to a local charitable organization in the subsequent year.”