Hi,
Following a recent thread on the Board, Brano emailed that he would like to donate an item for which proceeds would go to landmine clearance in Bosnia and did I have any objections? Well of course not, it's a good thing, and so we'd like to try to help too.
We haven't attempted anything like this before, but we think we need a target, so we've set the target at £5000 (~$9500 USD)
We also need some rules - these are Eric's rules, so they may not make sense :p
~Paul
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The Donator puts one item up for auction with the promise that it will be sent to the winning Bidder. The winning Bidder promises to make a donation to the charity for the amount of the winning bid. The item is then sent by the Donator to the Bidder – the Donator pays for shipping.
An auction starts when a Donator posts the description and details of an item. Bids are made by posting on that thread. Bidders may ask questions in the thread. Donators are encouraged to post a picture of the item.
Bids are made in US Dollars (the default currency of the charity, exchange rates)
The auction ends when the Donator accepts a bid (typically the highest bid pledged by a certain date). Donator and Bidder should then contact each other by email to confirm everything, the donation is made (get a receipt if possible), the item is sent to the delivery address (get a receipt).
The Donator normally pays shipping. Please consider the cost of shipping/postage before you put a 3-piece DH rod into the auction – Sexyloops is intercontinental.
This auction drive runs through November 30.
Our Charity: Adopt-A-Minefield - Bosnia/Herzegovina (landmines.org)
Please earmark donations for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
If someone wants to remain anonymous, either in donation or bid, please email me and I'll proxy for you. ( eric@sexyloops.com )
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It juts has to get some mometum. We need more info on the board, Like this.
http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/VBOL-6UME33?OpenDocument
Just think if your favourite stream had fucking landmines strewn along the banks.
http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/VBOL-6UME33?OpenDocument
Just think if your favourite stream had fucking landmines strewn along the banks.
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Any accountant loopers out there. Is this charity tax deductible? If so could we collect all the donations and send them in as one big ($9,000 plus) donation. The tax receipt for that donation could be auctioned off with the high bidder being able to claim a big deduction. Not sure of the legalities in various countries but it sounds good on paper. Just a thought.
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Thats a good point. On UK charity donations, you tick a box for the tax relief.
I have a few SO's for cancer charities, and you tick a box that offsets the tax, or lets the organisation claim it back.
It shows what scum governments are, skimming money off charitable causes..fucking bastards.
I'll e mail my mate in London, he'll know.
I have a few SO's for cancer charities, and you tick a box that offsets the tax, or lets the organisation claim it back.
It shows what scum governments are, skimming money off charitable causes..fucking bastards.
I'll e mail my mate in London, he'll know.
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