Custom report with a net income of $355.00 for the period ending on March 16, 2001. There is a balance sheet of total liabilities and equity of $355.00. Included is a general ledger of all the financial transactions as of March 16, 2001. Also, there is an Officers and Board of Directors phone list.

Reconciliation report with an ending account balance of $434.54 reconciled for the period ending on September 11, 2001.

Envelope addressed to Al Daniels at Dallas, Texas from Mr. Jim McElroy at Austin, Texas. The letter is postmarked from Austin, Texas on December 3, 2001.

Deposit summary of $105.00 made on November 7, 2001.

Deposit summary of $10.00 made on March 21, 2001

Reconciliation report with an ending account balance of $454.75 reconciled for the period ending on July 31, 2001.

Leaders in Action 2001 letter to Mary Franklin from Leslie Calihman, Kim Hanna, and Nikisha Mosley-Brown.

A fan from the 2001 Alan Ross Freedom Parade that features Tammy Faye Messner's face.

Letter from Jeff Bray discussing the prosecution of Norine Butte in the theft of money from an organization.

An article, written by Edward Walsh for The Washington Post, about the Republican Unity Coalition and their calls to include gay and lesbian Republicans in the party. It also mentions the Log Cabin Republicans.

A handwritten note from Scott Evertz to Charles C. Francis thanking him. The note reads "Dear Charles, You really are a a dear friend, excellent advisor, & true Texas gentleman. Thanks so much for your friendship & your counsel. All the best, Scott". It was written on White House stationery.

An article, written by David Crary for The Washington Post, about the Bush administration's early support for gay and lesbian individuals and the response from the socially conservative right as well as the left.

An article, written by Chris Bull for the LGBT magazine "The Advocate", that covers the Republican Unity Coalition, Log Cabin Republicans, and their members' responses to the new Bush administration. On the second page is an advertisement for a new movie.

An invitation to an event titled, "An Inauguration of Republican Unity". The inaugural breakfast event was hosted by the Republican Unity Coalition to honor the election of President George W. Bush and Vice President Richard B. Cheney.

An article written by Elizabeth Becker for the New York Times about the acknowledgement of the Republican Unity Coalition and inclusion of gay and lesbian people in ceremonies. The piece also speaks about the opinions of the new president George W. Bush and vice president Dick Cheney.

A letter that was faxed to Karen Hughes from Charles C. Francis. The letter is about an issue surrounding the Salvation Army and their position on gay and lesbian workers and rights. Francis expresses his concerns for President George W. Bush to be labeled as anti-gay due to the issue and also expresses his hopes to meet and discuss the issue.

A section of the menu from a restaurant called West Twentyfourth in Washington D.C. On one side are soups and salads as well as a few dishes and on the other are handwritten notes to Charles C. Francis written around the restaurant's name. The notes read "To Charles - A new mellinium you have personally ushered in the New Age Love - Mary M---- Carville", "To Charles, You have done a wonderful job with uniting us all - to the Bush years Maria", "To Charles - To a new beginning for the Republicans -- it's long overdue! Love you, Jill Hanson", and "Great Work! (unclear)".

A statement titled "The Cody Statement" that was created by the Republican Unity Coalition. The piece outlines the commitments of the group and their ideals. It is signed by Alan K. Simpson, Michael Huffington, Charles C. Francis, and Donald Capoccia.

An email chain between Charles C. Francis and Karl Rove about the positions that are being filled by gay and lesbian Republicans in the George Bush White House.

Printed list of Texas Senate Members as of March 2001.

A tour guide to El Paso, Texas from the El Paso Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Newsletter published for the statewide Texas organization, discussing that the Texas Stonewall Democratic Caucus have an add-on membership of one man and one women to the SDEC. Included are news relating to elections, membership dues, and more information on the internet. There are handwritten notes written on the back of recycled papers listing names of officers, contact information, and meeting notes regarding the State Democratic Party Rules Committee. There is a letter from Barry Sprouse and Roberta Hicks to "Blue Ribbon Commission Members" on April 9, 2001, discussing the rule adopted by the SDEC on January 9, 2001 creating the Texas Democratic Party Advisory Committee.

Quarterly newsletter for the Stonewall News, containing news about the activities of the organization as well as other related information.

Handwritten note regarding SDEC meeting on September 17, 2001.