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Fund raisers are not always for charity Bob. They are simply to raise funds
for various causes. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ "Bob La Londe" wrote in message t... "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Hi Bob - the charity suggestion has been made before in connection with rofb & its Classic functions. Basically we decided that charities are great, but that each individual rofb'er is free to be "charitable" in whatever capacity & give to whatever charity he or she see fit to, whenever & whatever he or she decides to give. There are hundreds of fine charities out there, and picking one in particular would be a disservice to many others. I commend you & anyone else that gives to charity from their heart. I do feel however, like many others, that charitable donations need not be made public. Warren http://www.warrenwolk.com So, how do you explain fund raisers? "Bob La Londe" wrote in message s.com... "John Kerr" wrote in message ... Bob, I think that is an excellent idea! Count me in for any support you or anyone else needs in getting this off the ground. JK Thank you John. I delibertaely waited a couple days before any fruther comment. I had hoped there might be some suggestions. No personal obligations to do anything. That would be a personal choice, just some some suggestions for a semi official group charity or even political action group to adopt. Maybe I would be better to try and start a more structured group and then vote on recipients for net proceeds on a case by case basis. I had hoped we could bank on good will much like RMH manages to help EKIII. I'll leave it alone for now. If I come up with a better idea I'll add it. In the mean time I hope others will feel free to make their own suggestions good, mediocre, or even sarcastic. -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com All about fishing in Yuma, Arizona Promote Your Fishing Website FOR FREE |
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They aren't always "not" for charity either. If charities could operate
solely on self motivated private donations they would never have fund rasiers. sarcastic tone Obviously I was referring to charitable fundraisers in this context. /sarcastic tone "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Fund raisers are not always for charity Bob. They are simply to raise funds for various causes. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ "Bob La Londe" wrote in message t... "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Hi Bob - the charity suggestion has been made before in connection with rofb & its Classic functions. Basically we decided that charities are great, but that each individual rofb'er is free to be "charitable" in whatever capacity & give to whatever charity he or she see fit to, whenever & whatever he or she decides to give. There are hundreds of fine charities out there, and picking one in particular would be a disservice to many others. I commend you & anyone else that gives to charity from their heart. I do feel however, like many others, that charitable donations need not be made public. Warren http://www.warrenwolk.com So, how do you explain fund raisers? "Bob La Londe" wrote in message s.com... "John Kerr" wrote in message ... Bob, I think that is an excellent idea! Count me in for any support you or anyone else needs in getting this off the ground. JK Thank you John. I delibertaely waited a couple days before any fruther comment. I had hoped there might be some suggestions. No personal obligations to do anything. That would be a personal choice, just some some suggestions for a semi official group charity or even political action group to adopt. Maybe I would be better to try and start a more structured group and then vote on recipients for net proceeds on a case by case basis. I had hoped we could bank on good will much like RMH manages to help EKIII. I'll leave it alone for now. If I come up with a better idea I'll add it. In the mean time I hope others will feel free to make their own suggestions good, mediocre, or even sarcastic. -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com All about fishing in Yuma, Arizona Promote Your Fishing Website FOR FREE |
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