Wounded Warrior Project fund raising campaign

[1212FBGS]

i support charities..... as i hope most of the people on this forum do as well..... you would probably do better with us by just having a tin "donation can" in your pit than trying to blow smoke up our skirts..... most of us do this racing thank as a "nonprofit"sort of way, we just try to keep our wives from finding out instead of the IRS.... i know in the last 10 yearz i spent around a "hun" with a "T"shirt and a red hat being the only return..... I know for a fact that most of us on this forum will lower ourselves to begging for parts..... so ill begin..... hey can anyone buy my the $22,000. worth of batteries i hurt at speedweek?
Kent

[Dean Los Angeles]

Years ago a buddy clued me in to how much waste goes into legitimate charitable fundraising.

I just can't tolerate having 50 cents of my dollar going to a terrific cause while the other 50 cents builds a mansion.

I donate a lot of money to charity. The only way I let go of that dollar is if I can identify a direct donation to program needs.

I donate goods by purchasing goods directly and donating them. Case loads if that's what they need.

I donate my time.

You can still make an impact, just watch where your money goes.

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so Dean... ya sayn you would donate about 1052 lithium batteries to my cause?
Kent

[Stan Back]

Kent --

(Simple answers, please -- don't know +'s from -'s.)

How'd you destroy them?
As expensive as they are, do they have recycle value?

Stan

[joea]

kent....it might be better for the environment to use an internal
combustion engine.....

in the mean time....we all ready set up sponsorship.....there is good chance al gore could fly in some
batteries for ya.........as part of the stimulus package.......its a fully funded program....