A nonprofit benefited from voluntary services of two attorne…

A nonprofit benefited from voluntary services of two attorneys.  One served as a member of the Society’s board of directors, performing tasks comparable to other directors.  During the year, he attended 20 hours of meetings.  The other drew up a lease agreement with a tenant in a building owned by the nonprofit.  She spent five hours on the project.  The billing rate of both attorneys is $200 per hour.  In the year in which the services were provided, the nonprofit should recognize revenues from contributed services of

Sue, a certified public accountant, donated 60 hours of her…

Sue, a certified public accountant, donated 60 hours of her time to the Homeless Center, a nonprofit.  She spent 20 hours auditing their books and 40 hours serving food to the needy.  She normally earns $200 an hour as a CPA, and the Homeless Center normally pays $10 per hour to students when it cannot find volunteers.  How much should the Homeless Center report as contribution revenue for her services?