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FY08 Final Report

Nancy — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 16:26:42 +0000

At the July, 2008, AAUW NC meeting a draft of the financial report for 6/1/2007 - 6/1/2008 was distributed. The final report differs from that only in the allocation of expenses to specific line items — none of the totals have changed. Please refer to the draft report for footnotes on how the final figures differed from the budget.

Thanks to Becky Hammill of Salisbury for reviewing the documentation on that report and to Mary Fran Schickedantz, treasurer, for her support through the process.

A version with Becky’s signature was distributed at the July, 2009, meeting. This report conforms to the one that was distributed, but in order to ensure legibility, it was reformatted for posting:

Final AAUW NC FY08 Financial Report

Summer 2009 Tar Heel News

Nancy — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 17:07:55 +0000

The Summer 2009 issue of the Tar Heel News will hit branch members’ mailboxes soon - but here’s the online version.

Full issue (this is large; it’s recommended that you download it and then open it rather than try to open it directly)
Pages: one two three four/five six seven eight

Highlights from the 2009 AAUW NC Convention:

Financial literacy workshop summary (page 1, more)
Pictures and history (pages 4/5)

Public Policy Information

AAUW NC at Women’s Advocacy Day (page 6, more)
Public Policy Efforts Summary (page 6, more)

More AAUW NC News

Summer Meeting registration (page 7, more)
Message from the new Program VPs (page 2)
President’s Message (page 2)
Farewell from the Regional Director (page 2)
Report on the 4/1 College/University meeting (page 3, more)
New NGCP Liaison (page 3, more)
Dues for 2009-2010 (page 2, more)

Branch News

Explaining the new Branch Without Borders (page 3, more)
Wilmington Branch sets date for major event (page 2)
Chapel Hill STEM project (page 8, more)

Errata for the print edition (corrected in the online version):

page 1: An alternate site for credit reports is www.annualcreditreport.com
page 5: there are 22 branches, including Chapel Hill
page 7: Bonny Marsh’s phone number is (828) 698-1354
page 7 (heading): Summer meeting is July 17-18, not 14-18

February 1 Membership Counts

Nancy — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:05:54 +0000

AAUW has sent the report with the membership counts for the branches as of February 1, 2009. If there are corrections, please post a comment here or send a message to info@aauwnc.org.

Membership Counts for AAUW North Carolina branches as of February 1, 2009

Fundraising totals for 2008

Nancy — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 00:22:49 +0000

Here is the report on the fundraising totals by branch for the calendar year 2008.

If you have questions about your totals, please contact Mary Fran Schickedantz (see contacts).

AAUW NC Contributions for Calendar Year 2008

Recognition program applications

Nancy — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 20:07:38 +0000

Once upon a time, the Association asked states to complete forms documenting their efforts in a number of categories. Here are those reports from

History of AAUW NC finances

Nancy — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 00:15:57 +0000

Those who will be discussing the AAUW NC finances at tomorrow’s board meeting may find these charts of interest. They include income and expenses per member for FY08.

AAUW NC Finances - FY99-FY08

History of branch membership in NC

Nancy — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:31:13 +0000

Here is a table showing how North Carolina branch sizes have changed since 1996.

Note that for the last decade, there have been approximately 500-600 individual members (members-at-large, those who join the Association directly, not one of its branches) in North Carolina.

February 1 counts, AAUW NC branches, 1994-2008

Welcome to AAUW NC History

Nancy — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 22:38:16 +0000

At the AAUW North Carolina 2009 Convention (March 27 in Wilmington), we will be celebrating 100 years of AAUW in North Carolina. This is the first of what we hope will be several posts celebrating our history.

AAUW branches in North Carolina

This list shows 59 branches that have organized in North Carolina. As of 2008, we have 21 branches. For all the branches, about 75% survived 10 years, 50% survived 30 years, and 25% survived 50 years. Of the remaining 21, 75% were formed 30 or more years ago, 50% are at least 55 years old, and 25% have been around for at least 80 years. Their average age is 56 years.

Presidents of AAUW of North Carolina

If you have corrections to this list, please send them to info@aauwnc.org or call or FAX 866/525-2155. We are particularly interested in contact information for the women who are marked as “lost” so that we can notify them of the 2009 celebration.

If you have information on the history of your branch, you are welcome to post it here as we collect information on our 100 years of working for equity and education for women and girls.