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Treasurer’s REPORT
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“And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, is the Lord’s: It is holy unto the Lord.” Leviticus 27:30
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Major Treasury Happenings in 2017
Spring Hired Jackie Gauthier as office assistant/accountant Summer Switched from Lake Union software to AASI (Adventist Accounting Software International) general ledger software, used in most of NAD and SAD. Summer Began using ACH debits as a means of transferring remittance funds from churches to conference.
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CHART: Northern New England Conference –Tithe
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CHART: Northern New England Conference use of Tithe for the Year 2016: Total=$5,717,998
***This chart only shows how tithe was spent in It is no indicator of exactly how tithe will be spent in future years.
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CHART: Northern New England Conference –Advance Offering
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CHART: Northern New England Conference Budget Offering Allocation
2017 Total=$73,625
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CHART: Other Funding Sources
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How Education is Funded, Avg. Teacher Cost ~$82,404
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Pine Tree Academy Dorm Option
Tuition for a Non-constituent student is $10,105 per year. It is possible to apply for some worthy student funds in many cases. Dorm Fee is $5,200 per year. NNEC has a dorm subsidy for NNEC members of $2,860 per year which reduces the dorm cost to $2,340 per year; This is close to the cost of food for a year.
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Major NNEC Endowments Knight PTA Worthy Student Endowment $20,000/yr
Wheeler Worthy Student Endowment $12,000/yr Legare Worthy Student Endowment $3,000/yr Conrad Worthy Student Quasi-Endowment $2,000/yr Rangeley Quasi-Endowment $25,000/yr Note: The first four are for worthy students; the last one is for NNEC funding of outdoor education and youth camp expenditures.
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