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Camp Budget Reporting Package
Camp Budget Reporting Package
The tan cells are inputs - be careful with the existing formulas as some cells are formula driven and you may break the spreads
Attendees
Youth 8
Adults 4
Total 12
Transport Category
Distance to travel (round trip) 210
Variable costs per km (roughly
per BCAA guide assuming a
large SUV/minivan)
http://caa.ca/docs/eng/CAA_Driv
ing_Costs_English.pdf 0.17
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Revenues
Youth $ 440
Adult $ -
Additional group
subsidy/fundraising $ -
TOTAL REVENUES $ 440
Surplus/(Deficit) of revenues
over expenses $ 20.60
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Transport Logistics
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Receipt Receipt
Number Vendor Amount Category Reimbursed to Notes
Campsite
1 Costco 150 Fuel Heather Scouter
Transporta
2 Chevron 60 tion Heather Scouter
No receipt,
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Scouters
can attest
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National existence
Campgrou Campsite of
3 nd 80 Rental Joe Scouter expense
Activity Program
4 Provider 150 Related Phil Scouter
Petro Transporta
5 Canada 80 tion Phil Scouter
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Scouter Name Amount to be reimbursed Paid Via
Joe Scouter 80.00
Phil Scouter 230.00
Heather Scouter 210.00
Susan Scouter -
Hugh Scouter -
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Category Name Budgeted Amount Actual Amount overspent)
Food 240.00 - 240.00
Transportation 71.40 140.00 (68.60)
Campsite Rental - 80.00 (80.00)
Program Related 36.00 150.00 (114.00)
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Campsite Fuel - 150.00 (150.00)
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