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Quoted from Bryan_Kelly:Done. If I win this, the game goes to my buddy. Nothing like helping children!!
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/a-parents-worst-nightmarewe-could-use-your-help
same deal as for the other one. IF I win this then I will find a location to put it at in town and then donate the coin drop to BryansKidZ
Quoted from Pale_Purple:All gone!
does this mean we now really have to wait 30 days?
"One winner will be drawn live on twitch.tv/pinballjoe within 30 days of the contest close"
Seems like best bet would be to do the drawing soon and then start up another.
Quoted from bemmett:WOOHOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I forgot all about it and remembered to look this morning!!! I feel very fortunate and lucky, this is actually the 2nd time I have won a game .......glad it's for great causes as well.
congrats!
What game are you going to get?
Quoted from bemmett:It's actually already sold, I just am holding it as the buyer couldn't take it quite yet.
ok, safecraker for the same price will have to do I guess...
Quoted from YeOldPinPlayer:Joe is answering questions about how the charity is run because providing records and being transparent with the accounting are part of the responsibilities a charity accepts as a 501(c)3 organization. Those answers are best given in a public forum. Most donors to a charity want to know how much of their money is actually being used for the charitable purpose. Joe's post above shows about 58% goes to buy prizes and another 12% or so for other expenses and 30% hasn't been accounted for yet. Interested parties can and should use the information available from a charity to decide if their donation is being used wisely. Generally a top rated charity uses 75% or more of donations for its charitable programs, 25% or less for fundraising costs.
What is the license number?
all good points and any charity being as transparent as possible is a good thing. If anything the transparency drives more charity.
I dont think anyone is "calling out" but rather asking for more clarity.
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