by Ray Michaud | Sep 13, 2023 | Expense Reports |
This expense is for bingo paper, pop-open tickets and dabbers.
Address for place of business is on attached invoice.
, Submitted by: Ray Michaud, Submitter Email: sirequitem@gmail.com, Purchased From: BBS Gaming, Website Url: https://bbsgaming.com, Purchase Date: 08/01/2023, Purchase Amount: 832.46
by Ray Michaud | Aug 4, 2023 | Bingo Expense Report |
Expenses are for extra thermal paper for cash register, an HDMI Splitter and two 15 foot HDMI cables for our monitors. Attached file has itemized cost of each item. Purchases made on my personal credit card.
, Submitted by: Ray Michaud, Submitter Email: sirequitem@gmail.com, Purchased From: Amazon, Website Url: , Purchase Date: 08/03/2023, Purchase Amount: 63.74
by Ray Michaud | Jun 10, 2023 | Bingo Expense Report |
Programmable cash register authorized for council bingo.
, Submitted by: Ray Michaud, Submitter Email: sirequitem@gmail.com, Purchased From: Way Fair, Website Url: https://wayfair.com, Purchase Date: 06/07/2023, Purchase Amount: 184.67
by Ray Michaud | Dec 14, 2022 | Council News |
On November 22, 2022 meals were prepared by the Burlington Food Shelf (now known as Feeding Chittenden) for Thanksgiving Day. The meal serves mostly people unable to afford or prepare their own meals. The meals were then set up to be served on November 23rd, the day before Thanksgiving. In total, about 8 hours were spent in preparing and another 4-6 hours the following day to serve the meal and then clean up. One Knight (Ray the Pie Man) from Council 7525 was involved with both the prep work and serving.
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by Ray Michaud | Aug 16, 2022 | Council News |
On 8/14 – 8/16, 2022 a handicap ramp was constructed at the Dennis residence in Georgia Ctr., VT. This project was coordinated through Age Well for an elderly client requiring a cane or walker and is expected to be confined to a wheelchair in the near future. The residence already had a ramp in place. However the ramp was dilapidated and not to construction code for a ramp (too steep). This old ramp was removed and replaced with a new structure (see photo) extending approximately 28. This project required 16 hours of work over three days to complete. One of the four Age Well volunteers is a Knight with Council 7525 in South Burlington. Total mileage driven over the two days was 138 miles.
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