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and equipment rental, the organization must report such amounts paid during the year in

Schedule O and describe how the agreement distinguishes payments for professional

fundraising services from expense payments or reimbursements. Also describe in

Schedule O whether the organization entered into any arrangements with fundraisers

under which the organization made payments exclusively for such expenses but not for

professional fundraising services.

If the agreement does not distinguish between fees for professional fundraising

services and payment of fundraising expenses, then the organization must report in

column (v) the gross amount paid to (or withheld by) the fundraiser.

Column (vi) Subtract column (v) from column (iv).

Line 3. If the organization is registered or licensed, or has been notified that it is exempt

from registration or licensing, in all states requiring registration or licensing for

solicitation, it may answer “All states.”

PART II Fundraising Events

Complete this Part only if the organization reported a total of more than $15,000 on

Form 990, Part VIII, Statement of Revenue, lines 1c and 8a in the aggregate, or a total

of more than $15,000 on Form 990-EZ, line 6a. List only fundraising events with gross

receipts greater than $5,000 that the organization conducted at any time during the year.

Complete the table listing the two largest fundraising events with gross receipts greater

than $5000 each in columns (a) and (b). In column (c), report the total number of other

events with gross receipts greater than $5000 each and report revenues and expenses

from these events in the aggregate. If no events other than those listed in columns (a)

and (b), if any, exceeded the $5000 threshold, state “None.”

Revenue

Line 1. Gross Receipts. Enter the total amount the organization received from event

#1 and event #2 during the taxable year, without subtracting any costs or expenses or

charitable contributions received in connection with the event. Enter the total amount

the organization received from all other events with gross receipts over $5,000 during

the taxable year in the aggregate, without subtracting any costs, expenses, or charitable

contributions received in connection with the events. Report the sum of columns (a), (b)

and (c) in column (d).

Line 2. Charitable Contributions. Enter the total amount of contributions, gifts and

similar amounts (including the total value of non-cash contributions) received by the

organization for event #1 and event #2 during the taxable year. Enter the total amount

of contributions, gifts and similar amounts received by the organization from all other

fundraising events with gross receipts over $5,000 during the taxable year in the

aggregate. Report the sum of columns (a), (b) and (c) in column (d).

Line 3. Gross Revenue. Enter the gross revenue (gross receipts less contributions)

from events listed without reduction for catering, entertainment, cost of goods sold,

compensation, fees, or other expenses. Report the sum of columns (a), (b) and (c) in

column (d).

Direct Expense Items

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