VADP Awards Luncheon Budget.doc, 2015 October, 2015 June 4
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FullscreenActivity Budget October 2015 Awards Luncheon Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty Possible event dates: October 3, 10, or 17 Costs for rental of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church: Parish hall (seats up to 180) $ 600 Kitchen 150 Staff person on duty (5 hours @ $15 per hour) 75 Total $ 825 Luncheon: Catering service (100 participants @ $25 per person) Servers 750 Rental of plates, linens, etc. 750 Total $4,000 Miscellaneous: Invitations to major donors & friends/family of the three award recipients (100 @ $5 per person) $ 500 Awards (3) 225 Total $ 725 TOTAL: $5,550
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