Receipt #258009 to It’s Giving: Youth Funding Symposium

Flights reimbursement

Paid
Reimbursement #258009
gc admin approved
Submitted by Oli MalthusApproved by Lotima Vaioleti

Jul 17, 2025

Expense Details

Attached receipts
Reimbursment for flights to chch
Date: July 18, 2025
$371.29 NZD

Total amount
$371.29 NZD
Additional Information

payout method

Bank account
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Amount Paid for Expense: $371.29

Payment Processor Fee (paid by It’s Giving: Youth Funding Symposium): $1.38

Net Amount for It’s Giving: Youth Funding Symposium: $372.67

Net Amount for Oli Malthus: $371.29

Event balance
$0.00 NZD

Current Fiscal Host
Gift Collective

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Event balance

$0.00 NZD

Fiscal Host:

Gift Collective