Well, that's clearly not going to work for you.
Movies/plays 60
Other 80
You are now only searching for free entertainment. No "other," no "movies/plays."
Friend Debt 200
Supporting family member 420
Our Retirement 318
Not to pry, but you may consider options around the first two so you can actually fund the third one. I don't know the circumstances around the first two, but you mentioned you are broke and are projecting out to not meet all your financial obligations for the coming month. Something's gotta give. See if your friend will let you delay payment. See if your family member can live on less money coming from you guys.
Dining Out 200
This is zero until you can find a way to have positive net cash flow.
Car wash/detailing services 2
Parking Tickets 2
General Parking 2
Property Taxes 17
Maintenance 100
Don't get your car wash/detailed. $24/year? Just wash it by hand when you want to. $24/year budgeted for parking tickets and general parking? I don't quite understand. And you have to pay $204/year in property taxes? For travel? Or is that on top of your rent payment? $1,200 in maintenance?? What is that?
Vacations
Accommodations 100
Food 55
Souvenirs 5
Rental car 5
Vacations totals 165
Almost $2k/year on vacations?? You can't take any right now. You just said you're broke. Sorry. You can start taking vacations when you get things under control and have positive net cash flow.
Internet + TV 80
Cut cable and just get Netflix for $10/month. Internet should be less than $50/month (we can get it for $30-$35/month for 10-15 Mbps).
If you use credit/debit cards for most everything, I'd look at Personal Capital or Mint to track your spending by category. It'll give you a better idea of sticking to the budget.
That said, if you stop taking vacations, stop eating out, stop going to the movies, stop giving to charity, and stop saving for gifts you'll break even. That's without addressing some of the other points above.