Neighbourhood associations
For the street party, the shared tools and the annual fee.
A neighbourhood association runs on volunteers who advance money and a treasurer who has to account for it. Penny Monet makes that easy to record and easy to show.
Typical money matters
What neighbourhood associations keep track of
Street party
Groceries, rentals and a contribution per household, often advanced by volunteers.
Shared tools
A lawnmower or a party tent, bought together and maintained from the kitty.
Annual contribution
One amount per household, with partial payments visible.
Committees
A separate Splitpot per committee or activity keeps budgets apart.
Suppliers
The party rental company and the printer in one address book.
Accountability
Every change keeps who did what and when, ready for the annual meeting.
Example
The summer street party
Made-up data for a street party: volunteers advanced the groceries and contributions are coming in.
Keep exploring
Make the next street party easier to account for.
See what this looks like with example data, or read how the flow works.
