Thread: Fundraising dilemma
View Single Post
  #13   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 19-03-2006, 20:44
Elgin Clock's Avatar
Elgin Clock Elgin Clock is offline
updates this status less than FB!
AKA: the one who "will break into your thoughts..."
FRC #0237 (Black Magic)
Team Role: Mentor
  
Join Date: May 2001
Rookie Year: 2001
Location: H20-Town, Connecticut
Posts: 7,773
Elgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond reputeElgin Clock has a reputation beyond repute
Send a message via AIM to Elgin Clock
Re: Fundraising dilemma
Quote:
Originally Posted by KathieK
Some teams use a similar model: they hold "personal" fundraisers which are optional and whatever proceeds you make go towards offsetting your personal travel expenses; and they hold mandatory "team" fundraisers, the proceeds of which may go towards things like purchasing t-shirts, etc. Personal fundraisers might be selling Entertainment Books or Butter Braids or Pizza Kits. Team fundraisers often are of a teambuilding nature and might include car washes and pasta dinners.
That's pretty much how it is on 237.

All large donations, unless actually specified by the company to go to a certain person on the team all goes into a general fund and that's team stuff.

Robot Materials, Travel, Food, Lodging etc, etc.
__________________
The influence of many leads to the individuality of one. - E.C.C. (That's me!!)

Reply With Quote