A golf course falls under which NAF category?

A golf course falls under which NAF category?

• A. Category C NAF (Revenue Generating)
• B. Category A NAF (Mission Sustaining)
• C. Category B NAF (Community Support)
• D. Not NAF

Answer: (A)

Nonappropriated funds activities are grouped by how they fund themselves and support base programs. A golf course operates by charging fees to players and using that income to cover its operating costs and help fund related morale and recreation programs. Because its primary purpose is to generate revenue rather than rely on appropriated funds or serve mainly as a base-wide mission support, it fits the Revenue Generating category. The other categories describe different purposes: Mission Sustaining activities are essential to the mission and typically rely on appropriated funding or do not aim to generate profit; Community Support covers services that benefit the base community and welfare, not primarily through revenue; Not NAF would apply if an activity isn’t funded by NAF at all. So a golf course is categorized as Revenue Generating.

Nonappropriated funds activities are grouped by how they fund themselves and support base programs. A golf course operates by charging fees to players and using that income to cover its operating costs and help fund related morale and recreation programs. Because its primary purpose is to generate revenue rather than rely on appropriated funds or serve mainly as a base-wide mission support, it fits the Revenue Generating category.

The other categories describe different purposes: Mission Sustaining activities are essential to the mission and typically rely on appropriated funding or do not aim to generate profit; Community Support covers services that benefit the base community and welfare, not primarily through revenue; Not NAF would apply if an activity isn’t funded by NAF at all. So a golf course is categorized as Revenue Generating.