Borradaile Challenge statistics are tracked and recorded by ______.

• A. internal chapter reports
• B. monthly summaries
• C. required reporting submitted to the Executive Offices
• D. external auditors

Answer: (C)

The important idea is centralized, standardized data collection through official submissions to the Executive Offices. When chapters participate in the Borradaile Challenge, their statistics aren’t kept only in local files or summarized informally. They are required to report data to the national level, ensuring the numbers are consistent and comparable across all chapters. This centralized submission process enables the national organization to track progress, compile national totals, and maintain accurate records for recognition and accountability.

Internal chapter reports or monthly summaries may exist as part of local record-keeping, but the formal tracking of Borradaile Challenge statistics relies on the required reporting submitted to the Executive Offices. External auditors handle separate financial or compliance audits rather than serving as the routine source of these statistics.