Why the Y
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100

Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility 

What is Areas of Focus 

100

The non-profit version of shareholders 

What are the stakeholders 

100

Financing, depreciation, personnel, and occupancy

What are expenses?

100

Recording revenue and expense on statement of activities when the event occurs

What is accrual accounting?

100

10%

What is the minimum percent of contributed revenue?

200

Strengthening the Foundations of Community 

What is our cause?

200

An obligation to act in one's best interest 

What is fiduciary responsibility?

200

The net worth equation

What is assets minus liabilities?

200

A charge so highly likely or regular that it is recognized on "the books" before it happens 

What is accrued expense?

200

45-65%

What is the ideal personnel cost range?

300

Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility 

What are our core values 

300

Sets policy and monitors fiscal integrity 

What is the Board of Directors?

300

Anything capable of producing value 

What is an asset?

300

Income that has not yet been earned 

What is deferred revenue?

300

990

What is the tax return number for non-profits?

400

LCM stands for this?

What is the Leadership Competency Model?

400

Specific charitable designation for tax deduction 

What is a 501(c)(3)?

400

An obligation or claim against the organization 

What is a liability?

400

Rent, heat, water, gas expenses 

What is occupancy?

400

120

What is the number of countries where YMCA's are located?

500

Welcoming, hopeful, nurturing, genuine, determined 

What is our voice

500

A non-profit's earnings cannot benefit one person/must be for the greater good 

What is the inurement principle?

500

The main accounting record/double entry system 

What is the general ledger?

500

Grants, donations, and events 

What is contributed revenue?

500

174

What is the number of years the YMCA has been in Boston 

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