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Financial Summary

Dear Community,

We are pleased to provide you with a financial summary of the past three fiscal years ending June 30, 2009, 2008 and 2007. We want to thank you for your remarkable support of the Education Foundation's mission to ensure excellence in each of our five community schools by donating generously during an unprecedented economic downturn. While other districts have been forced to layoff teachers and eliminate programs, our schools have not. Over the past three years, BHEF has donated in excess of three million dollars to ensure excellence. Our actual grants and revenue have remained fairly consistent other than a spike in 2008 which is primarily due to the formation of the Beverly Hills Athletic Alumni Association which was under our umbrella until they established their own non-profit. Our summary represents an accrual method of accounting, as does our 990 filing, so the summary reflects the fact that funds raised in 2008-09 fund teachers and programs in 2009-2010. We have provided both the accrual and cash allocations to our schools to help you see what was actually provided through your donations in a given school year.

Our goal is to raise substantially more funds without increasing our expenses so that we can fulfill our promise to provide the very best possible education for our children.Strong public schools are not only good for our students but for our entire community and we ask you to help us. Because BHEF is part of the Beverly Hills Unified School District's budget, it is only through the ed foundation that you may donate to save teachers, maintain small class sizes, build an endowment, and enhance enrichment, artistic and athletic programs, so vital to our public schools' reputation of excellence.

The summary contains notes to explain the methods of accounting and provide a summary of our finances for the past few years. Should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to ensuring you that your dollars are working vigorously in our schools through your generosity to BHEF.

Thank you.

Jonathan Prince Annette Saleh Larry Sternshein
Chariman President CFO



REVENUE:        2009        2008        2007
   <6/30/09>    <6/30/08>    <6/30/07>
Events & Programs
School Spirit  $54,576  $55,395  $46,097
Apple Harvest Faire 74,867 95,108 89,007
Apple Ball 382,749 689,267 655,468
Car Show 70,312 24,445 65,320
Summer School 423,003 392,947 293,675
BHAAA 1,083 277,992 122,365
Namings 10,000 570,000 96,845
Year End Mailing 23,571 20,475 31,115
Other 51,253 125,819 57,163
Total Events & Programs  $1,091,414  $2,251,448    $1,457,055
Total Investment &
Endowment Income
61,836 65,371 66,291
Restricted Donation 275,000 0 0
(See Note #3 Below)
Total Public Contributions
<Not related to specific
Events or Programs>
0 29,905 41,465
Total Revenue  $1,428,250  $2,346,724     $1,564,81

   
     



EXPENSES:
Events & Programs  $311,253  $455,318  $580,526
Supporting Services 266,740 192,595 196,835
(credit card fees, insurance,
office, payroll taxes, postage, professional services, salaries, etc.)
Total Events & Programs and Supporting Services  $577,993  $647,913
 $777,361
Unrestricted Donation 275,000
(See Note #3 Below)
Pledges to Support Schools 678,469 1,368,622 1,084,532
Total Expenses  $1,531,462  $2,016,535  $1,861,893
 


           
Revenue in Excess of Expenses
<Expenses in Excess of Revenue>
 $(103,212)
 $330,189  $(297,082)
 


           
Other Notes and Information:
       2009        2008        2007
   <6/30/09>    <6/30/08>    <6/30/07>
Value of Endowment Funds at 6/30  $2,902,198  $3,241,831  $3,426,566


Grants to Support Schools
<Cash Basis - See Note #2 Below>
 $1,001,957  $1,316,153  $1,061,886


Notes

  1. Financial Summary provided above reflects the accrual method of accounting which is the same method used for Income Tax Reporting.

  2. Pledges to Support Schools reflect the accrual method of accounting - payments may be made in the current or subsequent fiscal year, but relate to the current fiscal year only.  Grants to Support Schools reflect the cash method of accounting and are payments made in the current fiscal year regardless of the year they relate to.

  3. BHEF received a donation in FYE 6/30/08 of $275,000 which was categorized as Unrestricted Income in that year.In FYE 6/30/09, the Gift was reclassified as Permanently Restricted Income and an Endowment Fund was created. In order to reclassify income from Unrestricted to Permanently Restricted in the subsequent year, an expense was journalized to offset the prior year reported Unrestricted Income.The effect to Net Income for FYE 6/30/09 is zero as a result of this adjustment and the type of income is now correctly categorized.