NPC chapter not participating in formal recruitment

[UGAalum94]

Can we make a list of what the limits are on expenses for recruitment at some chapters or would it put us all in a bad light?

I'm thinking about my chapter, and I know that recruitment was expensive, but 14,000 is sort of blowing my mind anyway.

But I guess if 1,000 girls go through recruitment, it adds up quickly.

What's the cap on expenses at UGA these days?

[Zillini]

An interesting new policy was adopted last year by Bama's Panhellenic. All donations had to be included in your total budget even though the chapter didn't spend the money. For example, if an Alum Assoc or a wealthy parent donated all the flowers they had to turn over the receipt and that counted against your total budget. The purpose was to make things more fair to those chapters who didn't have those sorts of benefactors available to them.

[dukedg]

Originally Posted by Zillini

An interesting new policy was adopted last year by Bama's Panhellenic. All donations had to be included in your total budget even though the chapter didn't spend the money. For example, if an Alum Assoc or a wealthy parent donated all the flowers they had to turn over the receipt and that counted against your total budget. The purpose was to make things more fair to those chapters who didn't have those sorts of benefactors available to them.

They have been budgeting for donations at Cal this way since at least 2000/2001 when I started helping out there.

[gee_ess]

Alum donations are also are requirement for the U of Arkansas budgets.

[SoCalGirl]

Alum donations also counted at my school. Or at least they were supposed to count.