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Boise UnitarianUniversalistFellowship Annual Congregational Meeting AgendaMay 19, 2019 Call to Order Ingathering & Chalice Lighting Presidents ’ Report Minister’s Report Nominations & Elections Treasurer/Budget Report Approval of 2019-2020 Operating Budget Approval of amended & restated Endowment Resolution Adjourn

Boise UnitarianUniversalistFellowship Annual Congregational Meeting AgendaMay 19, 2019 Call to Order Ingathering & Chalice Lighting Presidents ’ Report Minister’s Report …

Boise UnitarianUniversalistFellowship Annual Congregational Meeting AgendaMay 19, 2019 Nominations & Elections Jeanie Scepka , Chair , Nominating Committee BOARD MEMBERS Vice President (1 year) – Scott Smith President (1 year) – Rachel Murphy Secretary (3 years) – Elaine Daly Past President (1 year) – Harriet Shaklee Director (3 years) –  Cathy Sherman

Boise UnitarianUniversalistFellowship Annual Congregational Meeting AgendaMay 19, 2019 NOMINATING COMMITTEE MEMBERS Member #1 (3 years) – Janet McClenahan Member #2 (3 years) – Claudia Fernsworth Nominate Endowment Committee Member Harriet Shaklee, President Member #1 (3 years) – Jim Lyons (2 nd term)

Boise UnitarianUniversalistFellowship Annual Congregational Meeting AgendaMay 19, 2019 Call to Order Ingathering & Chalice Lighting Presidents ’ Report Minister’s Report Nominations & Elections Treasurer/Budget Report Approval of 2019-2020 Operating Budget Approval of amended & restated Endowment Resolution Adjourn

Financial Summaryfor fiscal year 2019 July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019(complete through April, 2019)Boise Unitarian Universalist FellowshipMAY 19, 2019

BUUF Balance Sheet - April 30, 2019 ASSETS   LIABILITIES AND EQUITY   Current Assets 226,182 Liabilities Fixed Assets Current Liabilities Land, Building, Grounds 1,874,862 Credit Cards (356) Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment 42,632 Advance Operating Pledges 8,846 Total Fixed Assets 1,917,494 Payroll Liabilities (1,394) Other Assets   Chelan Rental Deposits 1,225 UU Common Endowment Fund 37,907 BEC Deposits 1,050 Assets & Investments Management 1,225 BUUF Endowment Deposits 40 Total Other Assets 39,132 Total Current Liabilities 9,411 TOTAL ASSETS 2,182,807 Long-term Liabilities - Total Liabilities 9,411 Equity Permanent Assets 1,917,494 Operating Fund 29,966 Directed Funds 82,844 Restricted Funds 87,153 BUUF Endowment Fund 37,907 Net Revenue 18,032 Total Equity 2,173,396 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 2,182,807

AGD Update – Dave Woito

BUUF FY20 Budget – Revenue   FY2019 Budget FY2020 Budget % Change from FY2019 Comments Revenue Funds Transferred In (from reserves) 3,061 9,296 204% AKA "Budget deficit" Pledge Contributions   Pledges 329,867 325,000 -1% Best estimate per AGD as of 5/9/2019 Pledge Cancellations (16,497) (6,500) -61% Revised estimate to 2% cancellation Pledge Contributions 313,370 318,500 2% Ordinary Donations 27,500 27,500 0% Fundraising 13,000 11,900 -8% BEC Net income 5,000 4,000 -20% FY20 expectations lower. Building Rental Net income 8,740 10,466 20% Other Income 5,730 5,900 3% Total Revenue 376,401 387,562 3%

BUUF FY20 Budget – Expense 1 of 4 Expenditures         Financial Services 2,270 4,420 95% Payroll services, merchant fees Insurance (Property, Flood) 5,378 5,158 -4% Office 17,800 19,200 8% RE Program Expenses 5,100 4,300 -16% Summer RE Coord. moved to Staff section Fellowship Strand 3,200 3,000 -6% Worship Strand 4,465 5,000 12% Includes funding for increased hospitality Justice Outreach Ministry 1,650 1,650 0% Finance Committee / AGD 10,000 7,500 -25% Economize to reduce deficit Building and Grounds   Total Our Home Strand 11,600 11,600 0% Building Maintenance 5,100 5,100 0% Custodial Services & supplies 11,280 14,000 25% Increased efforts Total Building and Grounds 27,980 30,700 10%

BUUF FY20 Budget – Expense 2 of 4 Utilities 11,200 11,800 5% UUA dues 25,230 22,707 -10% New UUA program, 10% decrease from '19 Board & Minister Discretionary 1,200 2,000 67% Program Ministry Council 1,500 1,500 0% Minister   Salary & Housing 78,216 79,780 2% Minister Benefits 24,797 25,117 1% Total Minister 103,013 104,897 2%   Ministerial Intern (MI)   Ministerial Intern stipend 17,055 Reimbursed by UUA grant (8,528) Reimbursed by MVUUF (2,538) FY19 Auction special appeal (14,415) Total Ministerial Intern Benefits - 11,623   Housing subsidy, travel, conferences, insurance Total Ministerial Intern - 5,736

BUUF FY20 Budget – Expense 3 of 4 DRE   Dir. of Family Ministries Salary 31,629 30,564 -3% Reflects change to part-time, RE Coord . add’n DFM Benefits 9,587 8,464 -12% RE Coordinator Salary and benefits 9,030 14,443 60% FY19 was 10 mo.; FY 20 incr hours for sabbatical Total 830 DRE 50,246 52,023 4%   Office Staff   Program Support wages 10,454 10,663 2% Member & SJ Coordinator wages 19,331 19,718 2% Member & SJ Coordinator benefits 3,570 3,641 2% Bldg & Grounds Steward 2,503 3,404 36% Increased hours, maintenance Child Care Provider 5,096 4,080 -20% Moved from RE Program expense Director of Admin wages 32,991 30,450 -8% FY19 budget included funds for transition Director of Admin Benefits 3,119 4,285 37% Staff Professional Expense 500 500 0% Total Office Staff 77,564 76,741 -1%

BUUF FY20 Budget – Expense 4 of 4 Music   Music Director Wages 11,809 12,045 2% Music Professional Expense 2,000 2,000 0% Accompanists Compensation 3,900 3,900 0% Total Music 17,709 17,945 1%   Workers Comp. Insurance, Other 1,000 1,805 80% FY19 actual was 1,591 922 Payroll Tax Expense 9,696 9,480 -2% Employer's share of FICA: 7.65% of wages           Total Expenditures 376,401 387,562 3% Approved by the BUUF Board of Directors, May 13, 2019

BUUF FY20 Budget Proposal - Nutshell FY2019 FY2020 373,340 378,266 Revenue376,401 387,562 Expense (3,061) (9,296) NET Revenue Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Tom von Alten, Treasurer May 19, 2019

Boise UnitarianUniversalistFellowship Annual Congregational Meeting AgendaMay 19, 2019 Call to Order Ingathering & Chalice Lighting Presidents ’ Report Minister’s Report Nominations & Elections Treasurer/Budget Report Approval of 2019-2020 Operating Budget Approval of amended & restated Endowment Resolution Adjourn

RESOLUTION TO IMPLEMENT THE BUUF ENDOWMENT FUND AMENDED AND RESTATED MAY 2019  WHEREAS, stewardship involves the faithful management of all the gifts we have been given— time, talents, the created world and money, including accumulated, inherited and appreciated resources; and WHEREAS, we can support the religious mission and work of this congregation through transfers of property (cash, stocks, bonds, real estate), charitable bequests in wills, charitable remainder and other trusts, pooled income funds, charitable gift annuities, and assignment of life insurance and retirement plans; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the congregation to encourage, receive, and administer these gifts in a manner consistent with the loyalty and devotion expressed by grantors and in accord with the policies of this congregation: THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that this congregation, in an annual meeting assembled on May 20, 2007, approved and established on the records of the congregation of the Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (hereinafter BUUF or the Church), a separate fund to be known as THE BUUF ENDOWMENT FUND, (hereinafter the FUND); and then amended and restated by a resolution presented in an annual meeting assembled in May 2019. When approved by the congregational vote, this amended and restated resolution shall incorporate, amend, and supersede the prior resolution.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the purpose of this FUND is to enhance the mission of BUUF apart from the general operation of the congregation; that only in particular, temporary, difficult circumstances, and where integrity of gift restrictions permit, may this congregation, by two thirds majority action in the meeting assembled, use FUND distributions for its own operations or support services. that no portion of distributions from the FUND shall be used for the annual operating budget of the congregation; and that, distributions from the FUND will be made annually, in amounts not to exceed 5% of the average fair market value of the FUND over the previous thirteen quarters; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Endowment Fund Committee (hereinafter the “COMMITTEE”) shall be the custodian of the FUND as a fiduciary to the congregation; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the following Plan of Operation sets forth the administration and management of the FUND.

PLAN OF OPERATION The Endowment Committee The Endowment Committee (hereafter, the “COMMITTEE”) shall consist of five (5) members, at least four (4) of whom shall be voting members of BUUF. Except as herein limited, the term of each member shall be three (3) years. The senior minister and either the president or the vice president of BUUF, as determined by the Board of Directors of BUUF (hereinafter the Board) shall be advisory, non-voting members of the COMMITTEE. The COMMITTEE, as previously formed and now serving under the previous (2007) Endowment Resolution, shall continue to consist of five (5) members, serving three (3) year terms. At each annual meeting, the congregation shall elect the necessary number for a term of three (3) years, replacing those with expiring terms or for those members experiencing other interruptions in service. No member shall serve more than two consecutive three-year terms. After a lapse of one (1) year, former COMMITTEE members may be re-elected. The Board of the congregation shall nominate new members for the COMMITTEE and report at the annual congregational meeting in the same manner as for other offices and committees. In the event of a vacancy on the COMMITTEE, the Board shall appoint a member to fill the vacancy until the next annual meeting of the congregation, at which time the congregation shall elect a member to fulfill the term of the vacancy.

The COMMITTEE shall meet at least once during any 183-day period, or more frequently as deemed by it in the best interest of the FUND. Meetings of the COMMITTEE may be conducted in person, by teleconference, or by electronic conferencing, and every member of the COMMITTEE, including non-voting, advisory members, shall be provided reasonable notice and opportunity to participate. A quorum shall consist of three (3) Voting members. Three members present and voting shall carry any motion or resolution. The committee shall elect from its membership, a chairperson, financial secretary and recording secretary. The chairperson, or member designated by the chairperson, shall preside at all committee meetings. The recording secretary shall maintain complete and accurate minutes of all meetings of the COMMITTEE and supply a copy thereof to each member of the COMMITTEE. The secretary shall also supply a copy of the minutes to the Church Board. The financial secretary shall assist the congregation’s treasurer in maintaining complete and accurate books of accounts for the FUND and may sign necessary documents on behalf of the congregation in furtherance of the purposes of the FUND. The financial secretary shall provide signed payment authorization to an agent of the Board to write checks from the FUND for amounts of $250 or less, and the financial secretary and one other member of the COMMITTEE shall provide signed payment authorization to an agent of the Board to write checks from the FUND for amounts greater than $250.

All assets are to be held in the name of the BUUF ENDOWMENT FUND. The COMMITTEE will initially place 100% of FUND assets in with the Unitarian Universalist Common Endowment Fund LLC. The COMMITTEE shall report at least once during any 183-day period to the Board, at each annual or special meeting of the congregation, and shall render a written annual report and accounting of the administration of the FUND during the prior year. If the COMMITTEE elects to more actively manage the assets of the FUND, then the COMMITTEE will be subject to the following additional operational roles and procedures: 1.1 The COMMITTEE shall have the authority to manage and control the assets of the FUND (including stocks, bonds debentures, mortgages, notes, or other securities) in all respects, including without limitation the authority to a. Make and implement decisions to hold, sell, exchange, rent, lease, transfer, convert, invest, and reinvest assets of the FUND; b. Negotiate terms and restrictions of donations to the FUND with donors and prospective donors; c. Accept or reject donations to the FUND, and to convey donations rejected for the FUND to BUUF; d. Adopt rules, if any, for the administration of the FUND. 1.2 The books shall be audited at least every five (5) years, or more frequently if requested by the Board, by a certified public accountant or other appropriate person who is not a member of the COMMITTEE, except that no audit shall be conducted of any years during which the FUND had no assets at any time. 1.3 The COMMITTEE may request other members of the congregation to serve as advisory members

1.4 The COMMITTEE, at the expense of the FUND, may obtain professional services such as counseling on investments, legal matters, or accounting, as it deems to be in the best interest of the FUND. 1.5 Members of the COMMITTEE shall not be liable for any losses which may be incurred upon the investments of the assets of the FUND except to the extent that such losses shall have been caused by bad faith or gross negligence. No member shall be personally liable as long as she or he acts in good faith and with ordinary prudence. Each member shall be liable only for his/her own willful misconduct or omissions and shall not be liable for the acts or omissions of any other member. No member shall engage in any self-dealing or transactions with the FUND in which the member has direct or indirect financial interest and shall at all times refrain from any conduct in which her or his personal interests would conflict with the interest of the FUND. BUUF shall hold harmless and indemnify any member of the COMMITTEE who is required to defend litigation alleging negligence or misconduct in connection with his/her duties as a member of the COMMITTEE, except to the extent such litigation alleges willful misconduct or gross misconduct. 2. Distributions The FUND corpus is the total amount of the original gifts (A.K.A.: cost basis). Income is the net positive difference of the corpus and the current fair market value of the FUND. The COMMITTEE shall abide by and keep a record of the terms and restrictions of all gifts to the FUND. Lifetime and testamentary unrestricted gifts to the FUND shall accumulate until a fair market value of the FUND exceeds $250,000, after which annual distributions of income may commence. However, should the fair market value of the FUND subsequently decline to less than the greater of $250,000 or the corpus, such distributions shall cease until and unless the fair market value of the FUND again exceeds the greater of $250,000 or the corpus.

Distributions from the FUND shall be requested by BUUF leadership in support of BUUF Mission, vision and Strategic plan. Funding for a proposal must be approved as follows: a) If the proposal is an amount less than 2% of BUUF Annual Budget the Board can approve without a congregational vote. b) If the proposal request is greater than 2% of the BUUF budget, the congregation must approve at a congregational meeting.  Distributions from the FUND shall be made annually and at such other times as deemed necessary and/or feasible by the COMMITTEE to accomplish the following purposes: -  Forty Percent (40%) of income for the physical plant of BUUF, and shall be limited to expenditures of a capital nature;   Forty Percent (40%) of income for outreach into the community, including, but not limited to, grants to UU camps and conferences, theological schools, local social service agencies or institutions to which this congregation relates, and to special programs designed for those persons in our community who are in spiritual and/or economic need; and   Twenty Percent (20%) of income for the wider mission of Unitarian Universalism, including, but not limited to, leadership training; community and educational ministries; world mission; capital financing; scholarships or grants to members of BUUF for the purpose of attending college, theological, nursing, or medical school; UU-related camping or leadership conferences; such other training which enables members of this congregation to grow in faith and service to Unitarian Universalism; or grants to the UUA for new church development.   Programs that will receive the distributions of income described above shall be determined by the Board.

3. Amending the Resolution Any amendment to this resolution shall be adopted by a two-thirds majority of the members present and voting in a Board called vote specifically (but not necessarily solely) for the purpose of amending this resolution. (See Article IV of the Bylaws). Amendments to this resolution may change, alter or amend any aspect of the resolution and/or the FUND, including without limitation (i) the purpose for which the FUND is established; (ii) the purposes for which distribution from the FUND may be used; and (iii) the right to spend any part of the principal and/or income of the FUND 4. Disposition or Transfer of FUND In the event BUUF ceases to exist, either through merger or dissolution, disposition or transfer of the FUND shall be at the discretion of the Board, in conformity with the approved congregational bylaws and in consultation with the Unitarian Universalist Association. Consultation with the Association may also be desirable for continuation of BUUF ENDOWMENT FUND obligations to grantors of gifts.        

Boise UnitarianUniversalistFellowship Annual Congregational Meeting AgendaMay 19, 2019 … Presidents ’ Report Minister’s Report Nominations & Elections Treasurer/Budget Report Approval of 2019-2020 Operating Budget Approval of amended & restated Endowment Resolution Adjourn