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On Thu, 6 Sep 2018 11:52:55 -0400 Alec Warner wrote: |
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> First off, I 100% agree we should do the financial accounting. Consider it |
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> my first priority. |
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Excellent. |
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> Regarding the funding; the main thrust of this thread is basically deciding |
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> how much funding is enough; We have a bunch of money. Its expected that |
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> post-finance cleanup we will still have money leftover; and we don't spend |
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> very much money today. So given that, what could we spend money on? How |
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> could the foundation put its funds to good use in its mission? That is the |
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> question I'm trying to get input on; I think the answer in many ways |
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> impacts what kind of financial plan we have for the Foundation in 2019 / |
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> 2020. |
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> The foundation is already a not-for-profit organization. Did you perhaps |
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> mean a *tax-exempt* not for profit, and if so, why do you think we should |
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> be a tax-exempt nonprofit? |
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I mean tax exmeption for donators, this motivates people to donate |
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more. |
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Best regards, |
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Andrew Savchenko |
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