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Newsletter of Kachemak Heritage Land Trust |
Spring 1998 |
Kechemak Heritage Land Trust preserves for public benefit, land with significant natural,
recreational, or cultural values by working with willing landowners.
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FINANCIAL PROFILE
December 31, 1996 December 31, 1997
REVENUE
Donations, memberships, and grants $61,033 $86,232
Special Events (net) 3,706 6,866
Investment Income 2,686 6,306
Other Revenue -0- 6,154
TOTAL REVENUE $67,425 $105,558
EXPENSES
Land Protection Program $7,454 $14,101
Stewardship/Property Management 5,749 9,732
Outreach/Public Education/Conferences 3,959 20,654
Management & General 10,212 8,087
Fundraising 5,883 7,795
TOTAL EXPENSES $33,257 $60,368
ASSETS and FUND BALANCES
Members 412 385
Conservation easements to date 6 7
Acres under easement 872 905
Conservation land acquisitions to date 4 6
Acres owned for conservation 217 395
Acres owned for trade 25 25
Value of property acquisitions $277,973 $439,773
Equipment $14,447 $14,447
Stewardship & Bondurant Funds $15,488 $35,490
designated funds to monitor and defend
KHLT conservation easements and
conservation properties
Homer Foundation Endowment $5,766 $5,766
endowment fund to generate income
to monitor KHLT conservation easements
Klingel Fund $21,933 $29,810
designated revolving fund to purchase
or lease land, conservation easements,
or trail easements
General Reserves $14,635 $24,299
designated fund intended to become
an endowment to help pay KHLT
operating expenses
Designated Operating Funds $19,719 $16,821
to pay for specific program expenses
General Fund $22,983 $34,081
unrestricted funds to pay program
and general operating expenses
TOTAL ASSETS $392,944 $600,487
Liabilities $116 $673
NET ASSETS $392,828 $599,814
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