| Return Reference | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Part I Line 16 | Advertising and promotion $234.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Other office expenses $2477.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Information technology $368.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Insurance $1031.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Church Activities $6707.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Community Activities $31006.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Council Activities $10328.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Per Capita $2622.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Pro-Life Activities $3898.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Youth Activities $2550.00 |
| Part I Line 16 | Membership Activities $36.00 |
| Part III | Primary Exempt Purpose: |
| Part III | The Knights of Columbus' primary exempt purpose is to operate as |
| Part III | a fraternal benefit society dedicated to charitable activities |
| Part III | , mutual aid, and community service, with a special focus |
| Part III | on helping those in need and supporting the Catholic Church |
| Part III | and its values. |
| Part III Line 28 | Program Service Accomplishments (cont.): |
| Part III Line 28 | improve access to affordable housing, job training, sports |
| Part III Line 28 | participation, and personal care for Virginians with Intellectual |
| Part III Line 28 | Disabilities. Knights Breakfast for Saint Bede Catholic Church |
| Part III Line 28 | Parishioners. An annual event in which the Council provides a |
| Part III Line 28 | low-cost breakfast after Mass for six Sundays during the Summer. |
| Part III Line 28 | Lenten Supper. An annual event in which the Council provides |
| Part III Line 28 | a low-cost supper on Fridays during the Lenten season. |
| Part III Line 28 | KOVAR serves thousands of people. Knights Breakfasts served 1,159 |
| Part III Line 28 | people. The Lenten Suppers served 1,014 people. |
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