Welcome
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The Shrine Treasurers Association
of North America is an Association of the Treasurers of
the 191 Shrine Temples throughout North America.
The Shrine
International is an International fraternity of
approximately 425,000 members throughout the World. The Shrine's
official philanthropy is
Shriners Hospitals for Children, a network of 22
hospitals that provide expert, no-cost orthopedic and
burn care to children under the age of 18. We
invite you to explore our Web site to find out more
about these three special organizations.
Current News
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Our 2012 Spring Seminar was held March 23 - 26 at the Wyndham
Hotel Tampa, FL. The association
adopted changes to out By-laws and our name. We are now simply
Shrine Treasures Association. We elected two new Vice Presidents
(3rd VP Dr. Fred Jex and 4th VP Jimmie Goodman).
William "Bill" Harward (Oasis) as President of our Association
introduced several of the Imperial Officers. The agenda was very
full of interesting and informative discussions.
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The 2012 Annual Meeting is scheduled for July 1st in Charlotte, NC.
There will
be a continental breakfast starting at 7:30 AM and the meeting will
begin at 8:00 AM.
More
details will be available soon and the agenda will be posted on our
WEB page.
Our Mission
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To provide publications and newsletters
that will provide Shrine Temples with a source of valuable
information
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To provide a Midwinter meeting for
training, legislation, and exchange of ideas which will
assist Temples in solving their financial and accounting
problems.
Vision Statement
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Assist all Temple Treasurers to perform
their elected task as Chief Financial Officers of their
respective Temples.
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To employ the latest acceptable financial
and accounting principles at all Shrine Temples in order to
maximize Temple operating and financial performance.
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To enhance the individual Temple
Treasurers position so that it will attract the most
qualified Nobles within our organization.
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Develop and make recommendations
that will further safeguard our Temples from financial
and operating risks.
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