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Southwest
Neighborhood Assembly, Inc. Annual Report 2004 -
2005
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March
21, 2005
The objectives of the
Assembly shall be to improve the quality of life for
all residents of the Southwest; to open to every
Southwest resident the wide cultural horizon of
urban living; to help create rich and equal social,
educational, and economic opportunities for every
boy and girl of the Southwest; to assist in
providing the opportunity for gainful employment for
every adult resident; to promote development of the
economic and aesthetic potential of the Southwest.
These objectives shall be pursued without
regard to the social, economic and racial barriers
that have divided cities in the past.
Report
from the President
Marge
Maceda
The Southwest Neighborhood
Assembly (SWNA) has had a great year!
The Youth, Scholarship, History, Southwester
Newspaper and Website have provided invaluable
information, charitable and educational programs and
presentations to the SW Community.
Some of these programs and presentations are
listed in each of these yearly reports.
The following are additional events that
dedicated SWNA members gathered information about to
inform the SW Community about services, programs and
issues to help to improve the quality of life in
Southwest.
Mayor Williams Budget 2005
Educational Issues in Southwest
The Waterfront Property and Fannie Mae
The Baseball Stadium.
95/5 ownership problems in Southwest
The Anacostia River project
A closer working relationship with our
ANC.
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Preliminary Building Plans
Vacant Church at H St. and Delaware
Avenue Replaced with Apartment Building
DC Planning Office Anacostia
Waterfront Initiative (AWI) Plan
Waterfront Mall Manager SW Security
District 3, (Wards 5 & 6), Board of
Education Representative Current DC School Issues
Arena Stage Neighborhood Outreach
Program
Historic Preservation in DC
Scholarships to SW high school students
The Corcoran School moving into the
former Randall Jr. High
The opening of the Cultural Tourism DCs
Heritage Trail.
It
has been indeed a pleasure to be working for and with
a community that cares about its neighbors and
friends.
SOUTHWEST
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY
Statement
of Operations
January 1, 2004 - December 31, 2004
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Scholarship
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Southwester
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Youth
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History
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TOTAL
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General
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TOTAL
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Balance
1/1/2004
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$2,682.67
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$263.59
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$5,970.97
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$1,737.94
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$10,655.17
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$9,651.50
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$20,306.67
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INCOME
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Contributions
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$6,265.00
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$4,225.00
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$10,490.00
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$495.00
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$10,985.00
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Grants
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$5,000.00
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$5,000.00
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$5,000.00
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Portals - Mandarin
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$4,000.00
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$4,000.00
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$4,000.00
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Total
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$6,265.00
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$13,225.00
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$19,490.00
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$495.00
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$19,985.00
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Program
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$21,041.50
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$21,041.50
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$21,041.50
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Total
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$6,265.00
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$21,041.50
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$13,225.00
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$0.00
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$40,531.50
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$495.00
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$41,026.50
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EXPENSES
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Program
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$6,000.00
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$20,177.35
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$4,170.90
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$75.00
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$30,423.25
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$30,423.25
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TKD
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$4,865.00
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$4,865.00
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$4,865.00
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Grant
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$4,000.00
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$4,000.00
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$4,000.00
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Total
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$6,000.00
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$20,177.35
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$13,035.90
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$75.00
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$39,288.25
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To
Eugene Bellin (1919-2002), SW community activist and
SWDC website founder.