1. Developing and Managing a Pack Budget; Conducting Fund Raisers Jill Aitken Shannon Troxel

2. Who pays for Scouting?  The boy and his family  The chartered organization  The pack  The community

3. The boy and his family  Their responsibilities Uniform Dues  1. Weekly  2. Monthly Registration  Includes unit accident insurance  $15.00 (2010) Special Activities  Field trips  Camps

4. The Chartered Organization  A. Their responsibilities Unit charter fee A meeting place

5. The Pack  Their responsibilities A. Budget  Why budget? To help pack leaders to gain control over pack finances and provide for required expenses; it will also allow for planning and carrying out a pack program that achieves the purposes of Cub Scouting. Identify Expenses  a. Advancement  b. Resources  c. Training  d. Special pack events

6. The Pack  2. What is a pack budget?  Suggested budget items (pg. 11-2)  3. When is a pack budget planned?  Annual pack planning meeting (Ch. 24, 29-10, 11, 12)  4. Who is responsible for the pack budget?

7. The Pack  4. Who is responsible for the pack budget? a. Pack committee b. Parents c. Den Leaders d. Treasurer  responsibilities

8. The Pack  5. Where does the money come from? a. Pack Dues b. Fundraisers  6. How de we implement the pack budget? a. Sample budget

9. The Pack  B. Unit Money Earning Projects – Fundraisers 1. Unit money earning application (Handout) 2. Tax exempt status Do you have it or not? 3. Popcorn 4. Other fundraisers (Ch. 11-4)  C. Commercialism – Chapter 8 leader book  D. Scout accounts

10. The Community  Friends of Scouting