2026-03-01T12:36:43-05:00 2025-06-30 570692602 BURKETT BURKETT & BURKETT CPAS PA PO BOX 2044 WEST COLUMBIA SC 29171 990EZ 2024-07-01 260541461 ROTARY DISTRICT 7770 YOUTH EXCHANGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA INC ROTA 8039170108 1003 LESTER KEISLER ROAD GILBERT SC 29054 ALLISON H FORD SEC/TREAS 8034618750 2026-03-01 true true ALLISON H FORD CPA P00135226 8037943712 2026-03-01 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z 0573 X X N/A X X 36000 X 36000 36000 30452 30452 5548 37370 42918 X 19078 33192 21266 13246 40344 46438 2974 3520 37370 42918 X YOUTH EXCHANGE BEGAN DURING THE 1920S AS AN EFFORT BETWEEN A HANDFUL OF CLUBS IN EUROPE. THESE EUROPEAN EXCHANGES CONTINUED UNTIL WORLD WAR II AND RESUMED IN 1946. THE RECIPROCAL LONG-TERM ACADEMIC EXCHANGE GREW IN POPULARITY DURING THE 1950S AND BECAME THE PRIMARY ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGE. IN 1972, THE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGREED TO RECOMMEND YOUTH EXCHANGE TO ROTARY CLUBS WORLDWIDE AS A WORTHWHILE INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY. EXPOSURE TO DIFFERENT CULTURES RANKS AS ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL WAYS TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AND PEACE. THE ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM PROVIDES THOUSANDS OF YOUNG STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET PEOPLE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES AND TO EXPERIENCE NEW CULTURES, PLANTING THE SEEDS FOR A LIFETIME OF INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING. SEE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE 30400 30400 ALLISON H FORD SEC/TREAS 2.00 0 LOU MELLO PAST CHAIR 5.00 0 KATE SAMUEL DIRECTOR 2.00 0 CORRIE SIMMONS DIRECTOR 1.00 0 JAMI RANKIN CHAIR 5.00 0 false false false false false false false false false SC ALLISON H FORD 1003 LESTER KEISLER ROAD GILBERT SC 29054 8039170108 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 12100 12100 55 16850 29750 37306 36000 119961 12155 16850 29750 37306 36000 132061 132061 2 2 1 5 2 2 1 5 12155 16852 29752 37307 36000 132066 1.00000 0.99990 0.00000 0.00000 X FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES STUDENT NAME BADGES 201 YE SHIRTS 748 OFFICE SUPPLIES 37 INBOUND ORIENTATION CAMP 6,327 NAYEN ANNUAL CONFERENCE 53 OUTBOUND ORIENTATION CAMP 6,084 ONLINE DATABASE 1,000 BACKGROUND CHECKS 1,112 SEVIS REDESIGNATION 1,991 REGISTRATION FEES 52 STUDENT TRIP 10,291 NAYEN ANNUAL FEES 56 BAD DEBT 2,500 TOTAL 30,452 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 18,750 11,500 PREPAID EXPENSES AND DEFERRED CHARGES 2,516 1,746 TOTAL 21,266 13,246 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 2,974 3,520 FORM 990-EZ, PART III YOUTH EXCHANGE BEGAN DURING THE 1920S AS AN EFFORT BETWEEN A HANDFUL OF CLUBS IN EUROPE. THESE EUROPEAN EXCHANGES CONTINUED UNTIL WORLD WAR II AND RESUMED IN 1946. THE RECIPROCAL LONG-TERM ACADEMIC EXCHANGE GREW IN POPULARITY DURING THE 1950S AND BECAME THE PRIMARY ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGE. IN 1972, THE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGREED TO RECOMMEND YOUTH EXCHANGE TO ROTARY CLUBS WORLDWIDE AS A WORTHWHILE INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY. EXPOSURE TO DIFFERENT CULTURES RANKS AS ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL WAYS TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AND PEACE. THE ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM PROVIDES THOUSANDS OF YOUNG STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET PEOPLE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES AND TO EXPERIENCE NEW CULTURES, PLANTING THE SEEDS FOR A LIFETIME OF INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING.