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- By Tennesseejoe
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Thanks for starting this thread. I learned a little. You younger folks have internet experience while older guys like me are out of the loop. Thanks.
All 501c3's have to provide their records upon demand. When you see these charities like BLM, the Red Cross etc getting blasted for where the money goes, that's why.so do you do tattoos and or go over them and get paid for it. or you do it for free for the charity.
why would this charity need money? wouldn't any decent tattoo parlor help out these people for free? it isnt like they would have a big line of them out the door. be great for their business and a write off as well.
and why arent you trying to get these people a job and then they can just pay for it themselves. isnt that a better result.
and of course any charity should or has to publish where 100% of the money goes and is spent. and that should be included with when asking for the donation.
I was not addressing Mezz at all or any one China made brand cue in particular. I was stating that cue repairmen have been showing pictures of various China made stuff that is very poorly made. Yes of late people are often wanting butts made to match their collection of Carbon Fiber shafts.mezz is japanese. but, referring to your previous post, do these people want cues that matches cf shafts to a higher degree?
Definitely seems this will be a standard event at Predator stops. Never been a fan of double but if they limit all the unnecessary talking back and forth I'll give it a shot.
I do take a portion for my services but it is minimal, less than half of what the tattoos would normally cost. Costs of running a business in Chicago are very high at this time. Many long running businesses are shutting their doors around me. All of our overheads, from supplies to utilities are way up. I have a few clients that run charities, most take a salary from their donations. I do not.If you boil it down, it sounds like he will provide the service but wants to be paid. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays my wife goes to the food bank, loads up her truck and distributions food to a number of families.
She doesn't ask to be paid. At the food bank they are all volunteers. Most of the food comes from Publix, Costco, Walmart and a few others. No one is getting paid. They do it because they want to.
Many years ago I got involved in a homeless feeding program. After a while I came to discover the money we were donating, I was giving $400.00 a month, was mostly being pocketed by the Priest who was running it. Food he said was being bought was actually donated.
Here's the thing, was he feeding people, yes. But he was also inriching himself.
One on one charity is a good way to help people. You can't help everyone but can make a small difference in the lives of a few. As far as the tattoo thing. It seems like the cost of a 2 inch cover up tattoo is not really that expensive.
Where is the money going that would be donated? It seems to the tattoo artist for his services. That's not charity, it's a revenue stream.
Thanks for the input, that organization is no longer around.Do you have a venue/format/dates/local sponsors? If you want businesses you aren't already "networked" with contributing money you need to be making appointments and pitching your cause/event in person and helping them understand what they get out of it and hopefully setting up something other than a one off contribution. I'm guessing here and elsewhere are resources to draw upon for a successful charitable pool tournament but what is the notion driving the thought that is the best event to raise funds? Lots of knocking on doors, ideas for events needed, getting invites to present at local clubs and so forth, pounding the pavement if you need to raise a lot of money on a consistent basis.
You couldn't find a house in SoCal for $50K 30 years ago. I paid $257K for my 1,500 sq ft 1930 Spanish Colonial 25 years ago, which I thought was a lot. Current value is $1.1M and yes, it's hard to wrap my head around that.Surge inflation. A lot of people that have been around a while can’t get their head to make sense of 50’s style 1200 sqft ranches costing $500,000 on average, when they were only $50,000 when they purchased 30 years ago.
AgreedThat’s so stupid it’s funny!!
A friend that does cue repair has replaced a bunch of Cynergy ferrules. Cuetec uses a super soft material, and it seems prone to damage.Have you broken cynergy ferrules? How durable do they need to be, how hard are you hitting balls ?
No. Use a vacuum cleaner followed by a damp cloth. Also use the damp cloth on the rails.Inquiring