Trek Adventure Club

“Expenses supplies: brochure 701 advertising and marketing 1,667 supplies and software 569 website 436 auto expenses 1,481 meals 477 insurance 4,298 general supplies 2,268 trek supplies 1,736 bank charges 154 credit card processing fe 2,624 dues and subscriptions 101 games and activities 143 operating expenses-other 689 reimbursable employee exp 810 taxes and licenses 155 trek learning supplies 951 trek upgraded summer supp 1,276 uniforms 1,382 curriculum 131 non-investment depreciation 583 total 22,632”

“Vehicle 0 5,000 less accumulated depreciation 0 583 total 0 4,417”

“Our mission is to enhance the community by empowering youth to unlock their full potential through hands-on learning, nature-based experiences, and character building opportunities that foster personal growth and lifelong skills.”

“Trekkies afterschool | our offsite afterschool program. We served 2 elementary schools (silverthorne and dillon valley elementary schools) with our adventure and movement based afterschool program. We had 15 children attend our trekkies program over the course of 2024 and awarded 5,588.50 in scholarships. Partnered with proyecto thrive, summit school district to run an onsite 4- week afterschool program at summit cove elementary school where we offered an entirely free program to 19 children. School's out, trek's in | school break programming. We ran a full week of stem programming in february where we served 12 kiddos and partnered with the summit historical society to run a ute's in stem lesson on one of the days. Upgraded summer | our full summer-camp style program where we served 24 families, totaling 35 children throughout 9 weeks of fun we were able to offer 7,225.00 in scholarships. Worth mentioning | we were successful in maintaining and growing a trek adventure club garden at leslie's communal garden in dillon. We were able to fundraise enough to purchase a 16-person short bus to transport our children to and from our activities. We partnered with many local businesses throughout all four of our programs including, bistro north (for a cooking lesson), summit historical society (for a "ute in stem" lesson and a "settlers in colorado" lesson), alpine lumber (during our carpentry unit), the sports buffet (during our sport week), arapahoe basin aerial course (during our leadership unit), and sisu farms (during our on the farm unit). As a member of our neighborhood youth organization, you're able to join us during kids night out, where we provide pizza, popcorn, cookies and we watch a movie, for free. We hosted 6 kno's and 41 kids this year at kno's.”