Receipt #215945 to Charlotte Food Not Bombs
distro supplies 7/14
Paid
Reimbursement #215945
Submitted by WatsonBrown•Approved by Korra
Aug 14, 2024
Attached receipts
Distro supplies
$46.05 USD
Total amount $46.05 USD
Additional Information
Paid to
WatsonBrown@watsonbrown
payout method
Other
Details
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By WatsonBrown
on Expense created
By Korra
on Expense approved
By Korra
on Expense paid
Expense Amount: $46.05
Payment Processor Fee: $0.00
Net Amount for Charlotte Food Not Bombs: $46.05
Collective balance
Expense policies
Expense policies
- We can expense on Venmo, CashApp, and PayPal. Please include your handle in the description.
- CLT FNB does not fulfill direct financial requests, instead we work to identify the underlying need and then work to connect folks with resources to help meet it and/or work towards being able to sustainably help meet it ourselves.
- We put 20% of all donations we get and into an emergency fund so that we always have a buffer in case of emergency.
- We will have a general spending policy of: if our balance is above $1,000 then we will look into bulk-buying heavily requested items, if it's below $1,000 then we'll stick to just normal expensing of regular needs.
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Collective balance
$572.44 USDFiscal Host:
Reproductive Rights Coalition