1. People register
each officer's confirmed name, role, state, term dates, safe contact method, and consent to appear in board records.
WOODS FAMILY REUNION
Collect the record. The board decides later.
each officer's confirmed name, role, state, term dates, safe contact method, and consent to appear in board records.
who may speak for the board, sign a contract, approve a purchase, direct David, approve a new member, and release a public statement. Mark every unresolved authority as open.
the July 25 original minutes, later approved minutes, motions, seconds, vote results, attendance, and Jazzmin's confirmations.
every state represented, its coordinator, its local money custodian, and the reunions or activities that state runs.
one shared index showing date, state, purpose, amount, payer or vendor, receipt location, and date delivered to Treasurer Jamel. Keep source receipts with the state and give Jamel the full record.
one page separating family fellowship, private member activity, merchandise, history education, youth work, and any program meant to benefit the public.
list what Woods does now and what the board may consider later. Label each item family-only, member-facing, public, commercial, educational, or charitable for counsel to test.
who may join, who approves, who votes, whether supporters may join, how minors are handled, whether dues exist, and how a member leaves or loses access.
who collects, where funds sit, who reconciles them, who refunds, who reports to Jamel, and how the board sees the total. Do not merge funds without a recorded rule and counsel/accounting review.
purpose, membership, officer duties, terms, vacancies, meetings, quorum, voting, conflicts, money controls, record access, amendments, and dissolution. Every unresolved section stays labeled DRAFT.
public story, board-approved join information, shirts or banners on the public side; photos, contacts, documents, and the membership wall on the family-only side. Record consent, child-protection, and removal rules.
entity state, multi-state activity, contracts, sales, tax treatment, member income, public fundraising, charitable registration, privacy, insurance, and who owns assets if the organization closes.
approved name, spelling, domain, social handles, logo ownership, and any clearance work counsel recommends.
lesson plans, public-benefit descriptions, attendance records, outcomes, and budgets for any education or charitable work the board actually approves and runs.
photographs, oral histories, family-tree material, captions, permissions, access level, and a named historian or records steward.
vendor agreements, merchandise terms, refund rules, event contracts, insurance, incident plans, and record-retention rules.
calendar, officer handoff checklist, password custody, approved minutes, annual money reports, and the process for the next election.
build this only after licensed counsel identifies the governing entity, fundraising, sales, employment, and registration duties for each state where Woods operates or collects money.
Blank worksheet · repeat for every participating state.
Each state handles its own reunion funds. Send all records and receipts to Jamel.
Blank worksheet · one entry per receipt. Keep originals with the state and give Jamel the full record.
Assigned collector: __________________________
Item numbers: ______________________________
Record location: ____________________________
Outstanding questions: ______________________
Do not print or publish Inc., LLC, nonprofit or any 501(c) claim on merchandise or other public material until an official letter supports that exact claim.
Keep the state money records separate and traceable. Collection does not approve consolidation, a legal form or filing.
Family contacts, child information and receipts belong in controlled board records. This blank worksheet contains no private entries.