WORKSHEET 6

FUNDRAISING EVENT / FUNCTION BALANCE SHEET OUTLINE

  NAME OF ORGANISATION:  
  NAME OF FUNDRAISING EVENT:  
  DATE OF EVENT:  
  EVENT VENUE:  
  NAME OF BALANCE SHEET COMPILER:  
  DATE BALANCE SHEET COMPLETED:  
How to Produce Fabulous Fundraising EventsHow to Produce Fabulous Fundraising Events:
Reap Remarkable Returns with Minimal Effort

by Betty Stallings, Donna McMillion (Paperback)
by Betty Stallings, Donna McMillion (Paperback)

Event Planning:Event Planning:
The Ultimate Guide to Successful Meetings, Corporate Events, Fundraising Galas, Conferences, Conventions, Incentives and Other Special Events

by Judy Allen (Hardcover - March 2000)
by Judy Allen (Hardcover - March 2000)

The Fundraising Manual:
A Step by Step Guide to Creating the Perfect Event

by Micki Gordon (Paperback - July 1997)

 

  EVENT INCOME
Ticket sales:    Tickets @     per Ticket / Double: $
Donations (Names and amounts on attached list): $
Sponsorship Money (Names & amounts, record of items sponsored on attached list): $
Raffle Income: $
Other:    (list) $
  $
  _____________
  TOTAL INCOME $____________

 

  LESS EVENT EXPENSES
Venue Hire: $
Artwork Design: $
Printing $
Postage: $
Overhead cost estimate (if applicable): $
   Secretarial support $
   Photographer or film developing and printing $
   Phone calls $
   Rent and utilities $
Equipment Hiring $
   Loud Speakers $
   Audio Visual $
   Sound Equipment $
   Other $
Food:    meals @ $         per head = $
Drink $
Hire of Band / Music $
Hire of Waiters: $
Decorations: $
Raffle Expenses: $
Other (list): $
  $
   
  TOTAL EXPENSES $____________
  Add Outstanding Income $
  GRAND TOTAL EXPENSES $____________

 

BALANCE OF EVENT AS AT (Date):
TOTAL INCOME $
TOTAL EXPENSES (Include outstanding income) $
PROFIT $____________

PLEASE NOTE: To make this a useful document with regard to continuity and information storage:

A page per heading out-lining details of the income or expense should be attached to the balance sheet.

For example: Raffle expenses

Prize cost (list what they were, what they cost, or who donated them).

Cost raffle books (list how many purchased)