1. EWB UBC 2006 – 2007 Funds Leading to Results Engineers Without Borders: UBC Chapter

2. EWB: Applying Engineering to Human Development EWB adds value to the community High School Outreach – reached 1700 students last year Coffee to End Poverty – dozens of coffee shops participated Education Meetings – every two weeks, usually 30 to 40 people Bridging the Gap Conference – reached 150 people last year Curriculum Enhancement – ran SDS last year, APSC 150 module EWB helps African partners do what they do better, supporting them in their poverty alleviation goals. Sent 2 volunteers to Africa for $13,000 Supported a long term volunteer for $7,500

3. Financial Responsibilities of a Registered Charity Motivation: EWB must remain a registered charity Audited by Deloitte and Touche Overseen by Mac Macarthur, Chief Accountant for all $2 million of EWB Canada Triple redundancy in bookkeeping practice – monthly reporting, monthly statements, internal spreadsheet All transactions by cheque and require 2 signatures 93% of EWB’s funding goes directly to programs (as opposed to overhead, admin)

4. Funds Raised

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6. Target (Year Plan)Actual $36 000$30 147.77 The Bottom Line

7. Chapter Expenses Total Expenses: $29,658.93 Sales$304.25 Events$869.15 National Conference Subsidy$4,459.50 Junior Fellow/ Working Partner$20,500.00 President's Meeting$480.80 Administrative Expenses$562.87 Education & General Meetings$252.78 High School Outreach$148.53 Bridging the Gap$2,081.05

8. Chapter Expenses

9. Junior Fellows / Working Partner 2 Junior Fellows$13,000 Working Partner (half)$7,500 Total Price$20,500

10. National Conference Subsidy Price Per Student$247.75 18 Students WentX18 Total Price$4,459.50

11. UBC Chapter Total Revenue$30,147.77 Total Expenses$29,658.93 Balance$488.84 The Bottom Line

12. How Tuition Referendum Money was Used, Engineering Impacts The $6,748 were divided between three items: Bridging the Gap Conference Contributed to logistical costs for the EWB’s BTG Conference ~ $2100 National Conference Subsidy Partially covered registration fees, which totaled ~ $5200 Junior Fellowship Partially covered the $6,500 that one Junior Fellow costs

13. EWB – UBC Doin’ It For Dorothy