Lansing Area Orthopedic Subsidiary of the Bgc

“The lansing area orthopedic subsidiary of the bgc is organized and operated exclusively as a supporting organization of the boys and girls club of lansing, which is its sole shareholder. The boys and girls club of lansing is a 501(c)(3) and 509(a)(1) organization which has, as its purpose, to provide behavioral guidance and promote health, social, educational, vocational, and character development of boys and girls. As stated in its articles of incorporation, the lansing area orthopedic subsidiary of the bgc's purpose is to help carry out the purposes of the boys and girls club of lansing. This is done by sponsoring an annual medical lecture which includs a vendor showcase to raise funds in support of the boys and girls club of lansing. The event is organized each year by a medical lecture committee, led by orthopedic surgeon and boys and girls club of lansing board member dr. John sauchak. This committee plans the program, solicits speakers and arranges for vendors at a vendor showcase at the event. It is also responsible for arranging attendance of interested professionals. The event typically takes place at eagle eye golf course in bath, michigan during the first week in june. Medical vendors and product suppliers pay lansing area orthopedic subsidiary of the bgc for vendor booths where they display their own goods and services and are permitted to sell or solicit orders. A fee is charged by lansing area orthopedic subsidiary of the bgc for attendees of the medical lecture. Attendees are eligible for continuing medical education credits. Lecturers with the exception of dr. Sauchak receive speakers' honoraria. The medical lecture opens with registration and a meet-and-greet for physicians and medical residents in the venor exhibit area. The exhibit area is accessible to participants prior to the lecture, at an intermisssion between lectures, and during the reception held after the lecture. All profits from the event are contributed to the boys and girls club of lansing to support youth development programming. In addition, attendees are reminded of the beneficial services provided by the boys and girls club of lansing and urged to support it.”

“Expenses medical lecture event expense 2,090 total 2,090”