2011 Budget

Initial budget

• Budget values should be in units of a thousand of pounds - e.g. £500 would be 0.5.

Available money
Category	Source	Details	Amount (£/thousands)	Notes
Fundraising	2010 Fundraiser		???	Carried over from previous year
	2011 Fundraiser		???	50% of this is earmarked for international projects
Membership	Fees		???
Sponsorship	For individual projects		???
Total			???
Outgoing
Category	Project	Details	Cost (£/thousands)	Notes
Programme spending	International projects (WMF)		???
	Annual Conference 2011		1.0
	Toolserver		5.0
	Micro-grants		1.0
	Printing and distributing Bookshelf materials		1.0?
	Seed for membership merchandise		0.2?
	Events Organiser		???
	Sub-total		8.2+
Administrative costs	Annual Accounts		1.5
	Legal advice		3.0
	Office Manager		???
	in person board meeting(s?)		0.5
	Telephone, postage etc		0.2
	Insurance		0.5
	Sub-total		5.7+
Reserves	Opportunity Fund	For this year	8.0
	Emergency Admin Fund	For next year	4.0
	Emergency Programme Fund	For next year	1.0
	Sub-total		13.0
Total			???

Potential items

Office Manager

Three possibilities that need to be costed and decided upon:

• Continuation at current level of 8 hours per week?
• Increasing to ~20 hours per week?
• Full time position?

Events Organiser

• Full time position?

Printing and distributing Bookshelf materials

Materials from the WMF's Bookshelf Project are starting to become available - see http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bookshelf . They would likely need some minor alterations so that they are in British English, after which we could print and distribute copies. Other works could also be created and distributed via the same method.

Could distribute to:

• Libraries
• Schools
• Universities
• Museums
• At events like GLAM-WIKI, annual conference, etc.

Costs would be:

• Printing
• Postage

Rough estimate might be £1k(?).

Seed for membership merchandise

• Seed money for printing T-shirts etc.
• Can also be used as prizes in competitions, rewards for helping out at events, etc.

Rough estimate might be £200(?), with the aim of becoming largely self-sustaining.