Operating Costs, The Human Trust

Operating Expenses for The Human Trust, 2006

Final statement, 2006:

All operating expenses for 2006 were paid by John C. Woodle. As of January 1, 2007, The Human Trust remains an individual non-profit entity, However, ongoing plans to become a non-profit operating foundation sometime during 2007 continue. Thanks to each and every visitor for stopping by this year.

Full disclosure: As of 2007, John Woodle remains a lay member of the International Erich Fromm Society.

John Woodle, January 1, 2007

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Operating Expenses for The Human Trust, 2005

Final statement, 2005:

All operating expenses for 2005 were paid by John C. Woodle. As of January 1, 2006, The Human Trust remains an individual non-profit entity, However, initial plans to become a non-profit operating foundation sometime during 2006 are ongoing. Thanks to each and every visitor for stopping by this year.

Full disclosure: As of 2005, John Woodle is a lay member of the International Erich Fromm Society.

John Woodle, January 1, 2006

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Operating Expenses for The Human Trust, 2004

Final statement, 2004:

All operating expenses for 2004 were paid by John C. Woodle. As of January, 2005, The Human Trust remains an individual non-profit entity, pending any formal non-profit status, either state-wide in Texas or at the federal level.

John Woodle, January 28, 2005

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Operating Expenses for The Human Trust, 2003 (initial & final reports)

As of August 6, 2003, the only operating expenses have included Web hosting services, phone calls, paper, printing, and postage costs, and the co-founder's time and energy. All costs have been paid by John C. Woodle. This will be the only posting necessary, most likely, for the remainder of 2003. However, should events warrant any changes or additions to our operating expenses, they will be dated and notated on this page.

Thanks,

John Woodle, co-founder, August 6, 2003

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Final statement for 2003:

All expenses, such as they were, for 2003, have been paid in full by co-founder John C. Woodle. No debits/credits of any kind remain.

Thanks,

John Woodle, February 6, 2004