Guest guest Posted January 17, 2005 Report Share Posted January 17, 2005 What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > the indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > necessary medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2005 Report Share Posted January 17, 2005 What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > the indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > necessary medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Mike no web site yet, and the rest of the information can be mail to with a $25.00 administration fee. _____ From: Mike Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 9:05 AM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation wrote: > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > the indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > necessary medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Mike no web site yet, and the rest of the information can be mail to with a $25.00 administration fee. _____ From: Mike Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 9:05 AM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation wrote: > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > the indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > necessary medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Mike no web site yet, and the rest of the information can be mail to with a $25.00 administration fee. _____ From: Mike Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 9:05 AM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation wrote: > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > the indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > necessary medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Federally tax-exempt organizations classified under IRC sections 501© or 501(d) must comply with the recently revised law and regulations addressing public disclosure of certain forms and associated materials they've submitted to the IRS. These include any annual information returns whose required or actual filing date was within the last three years, which generally means the three most recent returns. These annual returns use Form 990 and its variants for 501© organizations, and Form 1065 for 501(d) organizations. If the organization filed its application for tax-exempt status (e.g. Form 1023 or 1024) after July 15, 1987 or possessed a copy of its application materials on that date, it must also make copies of that application available to the public. All schedules, attachments and other supporting material submitted with the annual return and application must also be disclosed, with exceptions noted below. Public access must be provided promptly on request by allowing inspection of the documents at the organization's office or offices, and by providing copies of the documents promptly in response to any in-person request or within 30 days for a written request. However, organizations don't have to provide copies if they make these materials widely available through publication on the Internet, or if the IRS determines that the organization is being subject to a harassment campaign. The organization is permitted to require a payment in advance for actual postage costs incurred, and a copying fee of up to $1 for the first page and $0.15 for each page thereafter. The request may be for only certain documents, or only certain portions of documents, in which case the charges must be for only those pages. NPO staff members who fail to comply with the new law and regulations are personally subject to fines and other penalties (i.e. the person refusing to provide public access gets fined, not the organization). The law allows certain information to be excepted from public disclosure. However, other than this specifically excepted material, all schedules, attachments and other material associated with the annual information returns and application for tax-exempt status submitted to the IRS must also be disclosed, as must any letter or other document issued by the IRS with respect to the application. Re: Wind Foundation What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation wrote: > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs of > small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including the > indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, and > to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical technicians > for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, private > businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in kind > donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated equipment > to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians who > wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long range, > our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train and test > volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs are not > instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will vanish, > leaving small and underfunded communities without these necessary > medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Federally tax-exempt organizations classified under IRC sections 501© or 501(d) must comply with the recently revised law and regulations addressing public disclosure of certain forms and associated materials they've submitted to the IRS. These include any annual information returns whose required or actual filing date was within the last three years, which generally means the three most recent returns. These annual returns use Form 990 and its variants for 501© organizations, and Form 1065 for 501(d) organizations. If the organization filed its application for tax-exempt status (e.g. Form 1023 or 1024) after July 15, 1987 or possessed a copy of its application materials on that date, it must also make copies of that application available to the public. All schedules, attachments and other supporting material submitted with the annual return and application must also be disclosed, with exceptions noted below. Public access must be provided promptly on request by allowing inspection of the documents at the organization's office or offices, and by providing copies of the documents promptly in response to any in-person request or within 30 days for a written request. However, organizations don't have to provide copies if they make these materials widely available through publication on the Internet, or if the IRS determines that the organization is being subject to a harassment campaign. The organization is permitted to require a payment in advance for actual postage costs incurred, and a copying fee of up to $1 for the first page and $0.15 for each page thereafter. The request may be for only certain documents, or only certain portions of documents, in which case the charges must be for only those pages. NPO staff members who fail to comply with the new law and regulations are personally subject to fines and other penalties (i.e. the person refusing to provide public access gets fined, not the organization). The law allows certain information to be excepted from public disclosure. However, other than this specifically excepted material, all schedules, attachments and other material associated with the annual information returns and application for tax-exempt status submitted to the IRS must also be disclosed, as must any letter or other document issued by the IRS with respect to the application. Re: Wind Foundation What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation wrote: > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs of > small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including the > indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, and > to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical technicians > for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, private > businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in kind > donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated equipment > to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians who > wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long range, > our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train and test > volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs are not > instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will vanish, > leaving small and underfunded communities without these necessary > medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Federally tax-exempt organizations classified under IRC sections 501© or 501(d) must comply with the recently revised law and regulations addressing public disclosure of certain forms and associated materials they've submitted to the IRS. These include any annual information returns whose required or actual filing date was within the last three years, which generally means the three most recent returns. These annual returns use Form 990 and its variants for 501© organizations, and Form 1065 for 501(d) organizations. If the organization filed its application for tax-exempt status (e.g. Form 1023 or 1024) after July 15, 1987 or possessed a copy of its application materials on that date, it must also make copies of that application available to the public. All schedules, attachments and other supporting material submitted with the annual return and application must also be disclosed, with exceptions noted below. Public access must be provided promptly on request by allowing inspection of the documents at the organization's office or offices, and by providing copies of the documents promptly in response to any in-person request or within 30 days for a written request. However, organizations don't have to provide copies if they make these materials widely available through publication on the Internet, or if the IRS determines that the organization is being subject to a harassment campaign. The organization is permitted to require a payment in advance for actual postage costs incurred, and a copying fee of up to $1 for the first page and $0.15 for each page thereafter. The request may be for only certain documents, or only certain portions of documents, in which case the charges must be for only those pages. NPO staff members who fail to comply with the new law and regulations are personally subject to fines and other penalties (i.e. the person refusing to provide public access gets fined, not the organization). The law allows certain information to be excepted from public disclosure. However, other than this specifically excepted material, all schedules, attachments and other material associated with the annual information returns and application for tax-exempt status submitted to the IRS must also be disclosed, as must any letter or other document issued by the IRS with respect to the application. Re: Wind Foundation What's your web site? Who's your board of directors? How are you funded? Mike On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation wrote: > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > emergency need. > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs of > small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including the > indigent. > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, and > to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical technicians > for their needed continuing education. > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, private > businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in kind > donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated equipment > to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical services groups. > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians who > wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long range, > our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train and test > volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs are not > instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will vanish, > leaving small and underfunded communities without these necessary > medical emergency services. > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > EXHIBIT A > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 , There are two of us??? -Wes Ogilvie, MPA, JD, EMT-B Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 , There are two of us??? -Wes Ogilvie, MPA, JD, EMT-B Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 , There are two of us??? -Wes Ogilvie, MPA, JD, EMT-B Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Mr. , the information that I place in the email is incorrect on the amount; it is more, because we can charge by the page as for your comment you can call Lee at Vinson & Elkins law Firm here in Houston; she would be more then glade to know were to send the law suit papers. Her number is in the near future watch what you print and say. We will file suit. JC , Director and Founder Wind Foundation!!!! Ps we also are now making the information public on a web site you can now wait till that is complete!! _____ From: Mike Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:09 PM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation Yep, folks, this just SCREAMS fraud. BTW, the information I'm asking for is PUBLIC information, I guess I'll just have to research you... that is, if you're legitimate. Mike On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 06:57:11 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Mike no web site yet, and the rest of the information can be mail to with a > $25.00 administration fee. > > _____ > > From: Mike > Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 9:05 AM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > > What's your web site? > > Who's your board of directors? > > How are you funded? > > Mike > > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation > wrote: > > > > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > > emergency need. > > > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > > the indigent. > > > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > > services groups. > > > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > > necessary medical emergency services. > > > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > > > EXHIBIT A > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Mr. , the information that I place in the email is incorrect on the amount; it is more, because we can charge by the page as for your comment you can call Lee at Vinson & Elkins law Firm here in Houston; she would be more then glade to know were to send the law suit papers. Her number is in the near future watch what you print and say. We will file suit. JC , Director and Founder Wind Foundation!!!! Ps we also are now making the information public on a web site you can now wait till that is complete!! _____ From: Mike Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:09 PM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation Yep, folks, this just SCREAMS fraud. BTW, the information I'm asking for is PUBLIC information, I guess I'll just have to research you... that is, if you're legitimate. Mike On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 06:57:11 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Mike no web site yet, and the rest of the information can be mail to with a > $25.00 administration fee. > > _____ > > From: Mike > Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 9:05 AM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > > What's your web site? > > Who's your board of directors? > > How are you funded? > > Mike > > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation > wrote: > > > > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > > emergency need. > > > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > > the indigent. > > > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > > services groups. > > > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > > necessary medical emergency services. > > > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > > > EXHIBIT A > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Mr. , the information that I place in the email is incorrect on the amount; it is more, because we can charge by the page as for your comment you can call Lee at Vinson & Elkins law Firm here in Houston; she would be more then glade to know were to send the law suit papers. Her number is in the near future watch what you print and say. We will file suit. JC , Director and Founder Wind Foundation!!!! Ps we also are now making the information public on a web site you can now wait till that is complete!! _____ From: Mike Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:09 PM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation Yep, folks, this just SCREAMS fraud. BTW, the information I'm asking for is PUBLIC information, I guess I'll just have to research you... that is, if you're legitimate. Mike On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 06:57:11 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Mike no web site yet, and the rest of the information can be mail to with a > $25.00 administration fee. > > _____ > > From: Mike > Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 9:05 AM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > > What's your web site? > > Who's your board of directors? > > How are you funded? > > Mike > > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation > wrote: > > > > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > > emergency need. > > > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > > the indigent. > > > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > > services groups. > > > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > > necessary medical emergency services. > > > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > > > EXHIBIT A > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Thank you for your comments I am trying to keep cost down and more of our donated money going to the mission not my pocket I work a full time job and every one that helps volunteers to help me! we are not big and working on our first year I want this to be as simple as I can make it for all of us. I just got word that someone is donating the cost to build and maintain a web site so here in a few weeks I hope to have it up and running. _____ From: paulgrabowski77584 Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:34 PM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation I am not one to pass judgement on anyone but coming from a professional marketing and legal background and working with start- ups for over 14 years (and being an EMT - don't have to chase 'em cause I can drive 'em) I too have seen the posts from Wind Foundation recently. Just my two cents but if Wind Foundation is attempting to garner business and truly help, I think a much better approach would be to have your business plans in order first. Having a website with the appropriate public documents, a description of what you do, success stories, background, personal information/education, and experience in grant writing would be a better way to start. This would be helpful and probably lend more credence to your company than what has been posted as of late regarding your organization. I think it is a noble attempt and many organizations could probably use this type of assistance. However, I am a bit skeptical about your organization and would be unwilling to engage it based on your " ability to help " without some type of formal information that can be reviewed first. I hope I have not offended anyone with these comments but some times my opinions get the best of me. Grabowski, J.D., EMT-B > > > > > > > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > > > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > > > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > > > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > > > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > > > emergency need. > > > > > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > > > > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > > > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > > > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > > > the indigent. > > > > > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > > > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > > > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > > > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > > > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > > > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > > > > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > > > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > > > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > > > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > > > services groups. > > > > > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > > > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > > > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > > > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > > > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > > > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > > > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > > > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > > > necessary medical emergency services. > > > > > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > > > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > > > > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > > > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > > > > > EXHIBIT A > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Thank you for your comments I am trying to keep cost down and more of our donated money going to the mission not my pocket I work a full time job and every one that helps volunteers to help me! we are not big and working on our first year I want this to be as simple as I can make it for all of us. I just got word that someone is donating the cost to build and maintain a web site so here in a few weeks I hope to have it up and running. _____ From: paulgrabowski77584 Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:34 PM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation I am not one to pass judgement on anyone but coming from a professional marketing and legal background and working with start- ups for over 14 years (and being an EMT - don't have to chase 'em cause I can drive 'em) I too have seen the posts from Wind Foundation recently. Just my two cents but if Wind Foundation is attempting to garner business and truly help, I think a much better approach would be to have your business plans in order first. Having a website with the appropriate public documents, a description of what you do, success stories, background, personal information/education, and experience in grant writing would be a better way to start. This would be helpful and probably lend more credence to your company than what has been posted as of late regarding your organization. I think it is a noble attempt and many organizations could probably use this type of assistance. However, I am a bit skeptical about your organization and would be unwilling to engage it based on your " ability to help " without some type of formal information that can be reviewed first. I hope I have not offended anyone with these comments but some times my opinions get the best of me. Grabowski, J.D., EMT-B > > > > > > > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > > > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > > > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > > > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > > > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > > > emergency need. > > > > > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > > > > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > > > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > > > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > > > the indigent. > > > > > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > > > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > > > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > > > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > > > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > > > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > > > > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > > > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > > > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > > > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > > > services groups. > > > > > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > > > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > > > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > > > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > > > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > > > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > > > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > > > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > > > necessary medical emergency services. > > > > > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > > > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > > > > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > > > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > > > > > EXHIBIT A > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 Thank you for your comments I am trying to keep cost down and more of our donated money going to the mission not my pocket I work a full time job and every one that helps volunteers to help me! we are not big and working on our first year I want this to be as simple as I can make it for all of us. I just got word that someone is donating the cost to build and maintain a web site so here in a few weeks I hope to have it up and running. _____ From: paulgrabowski77584 Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:34 PM To: Subject: Re: Wind Foundation I am not one to pass judgement on anyone but coming from a professional marketing and legal background and working with start- ups for over 14 years (and being an EMT - don't have to chase 'em cause I can drive 'em) I too have seen the posts from Wind Foundation recently. Just my two cents but if Wind Foundation is attempting to garner business and truly help, I think a much better approach would be to have your business plans in order first. Having a website with the appropriate public documents, a description of what you do, success stories, background, personal information/education, and experience in grant writing would be a better way to start. This would be helpful and probably lend more credence to your company than what has been posted as of late regarding your organization. I think it is a noble attempt and many organizations could probably use this type of assistance. However, I am a bit skeptical about your organization and would be unwilling to engage it based on your " ability to help " without some type of formal information that can be reviewed first. I hope I have not offended anyone with these comments but some times my opinions get the best of me. Grabowski, J.D., EMT-B > > > > > > > > > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > > > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > > > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > > > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > > > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > > > emergency need. > > > > > > About WIND FOUNDATION > > > > > > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > > > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > > > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > > > the indigent. > > > > > > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > > > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > > > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > > > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > > > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > > > technicians for their needed continuing education. > > > > > > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > > > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > > > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > > > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > > > services groups. > > > > > > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > > > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > > > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > > > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > > > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > > > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > > > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > > > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > > > necessary medical emergency services. > > > > > > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > > > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > > > > > > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > > > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > > > > > > EXHIBIT A > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 If you would like call Lee at Vinson & Elkins law firm 713 758-4730 JC Founder and Director Wind Foundation _____ From: ExLngHrn@... Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:46 PM To: Subject: Re: Re: Wind Foundation , There are two of us??? -Wes Ogilvie, MPA, JD, EMT-B _____ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 If you would like call Lee at Vinson & Elkins law firm 713 758-4730 JC Founder and Director Wind Foundation _____ From: ExLngHrn@... Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:46 PM To: Subject: Re: Re: Wind Foundation , There are two of us??? -Wes Ogilvie, MPA, JD, EMT-B _____ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2005 Report Share Posted January 19, 2005 If you would like call Lee at Vinson & Elkins law firm 713 758-4730 JC Founder and Director Wind Foundation _____ From: ExLngHrn@... Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:46 PM To: Subject: Re: Re: Wind Foundation , There are two of us??? -Wes Ogilvie, MPA, JD, EMT-B _____ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2005 Report Share Posted January 20, 2005 So, having had time to do research, here's what I've found: Gegeny's resume is at http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:3dU4rGyfs_kJ:www.centerforaids.org/tomg/res\ ume/resume1.pdf+%221205+banks%22,+houston & hl=en That's google's HTML representation of hsi PDF resume. It's fairly impressive. seems to work for AMWA. , do you know much about AMWA? Being a medical writer, maybe you have some insight here. also seems to be published on the aspects of setting up web sites. Makes it seem very strange that for someone published on web sites, a charitable foundation he's associated with can't seem to produce one and doesn't seem to recognize the value of one. also seems to be missing from this email thread. Instead, we have JC , who's using ' name in his email header. JC is less articulate with his words and less careful with his spelling than one would expect a grant writer to be, so one must conclude that he's a " front man, " much like a used car salesman or a carnival huckster - someone good at getting attention adn drawing a crowd. Then we have the WIND foundation - which appears to be using the address of the AMWA. It's registered board members are: DIRECTOR CLINT CARLIN 715 SPENCER HIGHWAY SOUTH HOUSTON , TX 77587 DIRECTOR J C SIMMONS 1205 BANKS HOUSTON , TX 77006 DIRECTOR KEVIN WHITTON P.O. BOX 524 HOUSTON , TX 77001 Neither Clint not appear to have EMS certifications in Texas, as listed on CertQuery. Julius C , of Houston, is a recently renewed EMT-I. So, what do we have? A startup organization with no real public presence asking list members for financial details on their respective organizations, and posting in a less coherent manner than one would expect a grant writer to post with, co-sharing an address with the AMWA, and using the name of one of their apparent writers. Could it be that this is an attempt to garner business for the AMWA? Maybe attract EMS agencies and get them to pay for grant writing services, or give up a part of their grants? What is the motive here, and more importantly, how does it really work? Mike On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:31:50 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Well sorry but I take it personally I have invested a lot of time and money > and have a lot people behind me I have even spoke to people from this site > on the phone, we are doing the best we can . and a lot of non profits > donated money over 85% goes toward other things other then what they set > out to do. I have not provide sketchy details I am limited by not having the > web site but we are working on that again some as step up and is helping > with the building of the site and all document will be there to view fee of > charge. > > _____ > > From: Brown > Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 11:20 PM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > Wrong. Mike said that the thing SMELLS like fraud, and frankly it does. > Every charitable organization on earth has administration costs....they just > > do. With so many charities floating around these days, and so many of them > that are frauds, it is only prudent that questions are asked, especially > about one that has you as its spokesperson providing sketchy details. > > The point is that at NO POINT would I or any other rational, reasonable > person choose willingly to send money to any organization who's spokesperson > > threatened to sue somebody. Its a hollow, vapid threat that any honest > lawyer would laugh at, and it was unbelieveably....well, just plainly stupid > > of you to say such an idiotic thing at the same time as soliciting donations > > for charitable purposes. I mean, seriously, who are you going to talk into > giving you money after reading that? > > I might have donated, and I was going to tell Mike to ease up a bit while > you had a chance to provide some details, but there is no way in hell that > I'll have anything to do with your organization even if it was the cleanest > on earth, and whats more, I'll tell anybody else who I can reach to avoid it > > as well. > magnetass sends > Re: Wind Foundation > >>> > >>> > >>> What's your web site? > >>> > >>> Who's your board of directors? > >>> > >>> How are you funded? > >>> > >>> Mike > >>> > >>> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation > >>> wrote: > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > >>> > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > >>> > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > >>> > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > >>> > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > >>> > emergency need. > >>> > > >>> > About WIND FOUNDATION > >>> > > >>> > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > >>> > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > >>> > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > >>> > the indigent. > >>> > > >>> > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > >>> > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > >>> > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > >>> > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > >>> > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > >>> > technicians for their needed continuing education. > >>> > > >>> > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > >>> > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > >>> > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > >>> > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > >>> > services groups. > >>> > > >>> > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > >>> > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > >>> > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > >>> > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > >>> > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > >>> > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > >>> > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > >>> > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > >>> > necessary medical emergency services. > >>> > > >>> > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > >>> > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > >>> > > >>> > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > >>> > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > >>> > > >>> > EXHIBIT A > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2005 Report Share Posted January 20, 2005 So, having had time to do research, here's what I've found: Gegeny's resume is at http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:3dU4rGyfs_kJ:www.centerforaids.org/tomg/res\ ume/resume1.pdf+%221205+banks%22,+houston & hl=en That's google's HTML representation of hsi PDF resume. It's fairly impressive. seems to work for AMWA. , do you know much about AMWA? Being a medical writer, maybe you have some insight here. also seems to be published on the aspects of setting up web sites. Makes it seem very strange that for someone published on web sites, a charitable foundation he's associated with can't seem to produce one and doesn't seem to recognize the value of one. also seems to be missing from this email thread. Instead, we have JC , who's using ' name in his email header. JC is less articulate with his words and less careful with his spelling than one would expect a grant writer to be, so one must conclude that he's a " front man, " much like a used car salesman or a carnival huckster - someone good at getting attention adn drawing a crowd. Then we have the WIND foundation - which appears to be using the address of the AMWA. It's registered board members are: DIRECTOR CLINT CARLIN 715 SPENCER HIGHWAY SOUTH HOUSTON , TX 77587 DIRECTOR J C SIMMONS 1205 BANKS HOUSTON , TX 77006 DIRECTOR KEVIN WHITTON P.O. BOX 524 HOUSTON , TX 77001 Neither Clint not appear to have EMS certifications in Texas, as listed on CertQuery. Julius C , of Houston, is a recently renewed EMT-I. So, what do we have? A startup organization with no real public presence asking list members for financial details on their respective organizations, and posting in a less coherent manner than one would expect a grant writer to post with, co-sharing an address with the AMWA, and using the name of one of their apparent writers. Could it be that this is an attempt to garner business for the AMWA? Maybe attract EMS agencies and get them to pay for grant writing services, or give up a part of their grants? What is the motive here, and more importantly, how does it really work? Mike On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:31:50 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Well sorry but I take it personally I have invested a lot of time and money > and have a lot people behind me I have even spoke to people from this site > on the phone, we are doing the best we can . and a lot of non profits > donated money over 85% goes toward other things other then what they set > out to do. I have not provide sketchy details I am limited by not having the > web site but we are working on that again some as step up and is helping > with the building of the site and all document will be there to view fee of > charge. > > _____ > > From: Brown > Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 11:20 PM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > Wrong. Mike said that the thing SMELLS like fraud, and frankly it does. > Every charitable organization on earth has administration costs....they just > > do. With so many charities floating around these days, and so many of them > that are frauds, it is only prudent that questions are asked, especially > about one that has you as its spokesperson providing sketchy details. > > The point is that at NO POINT would I or any other rational, reasonable > person choose willingly to send money to any organization who's spokesperson > > threatened to sue somebody. Its a hollow, vapid threat that any honest > lawyer would laugh at, and it was unbelieveably....well, just plainly stupid > > of you to say such an idiotic thing at the same time as soliciting donations > > for charitable purposes. I mean, seriously, who are you going to talk into > giving you money after reading that? > > I might have donated, and I was going to tell Mike to ease up a bit while > you had a chance to provide some details, but there is no way in hell that > I'll have anything to do with your organization even if it was the cleanest > on earth, and whats more, I'll tell anybody else who I can reach to avoid it > > as well. > magnetass sends > Re: Wind Foundation > >>> > >>> > >>> What's your web site? > >>> > >>> Who's your board of directors? > >>> > >>> How are you funded? > >>> > >>> Mike > >>> > >>> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:14:29 -0000, windfoundation > >>> wrote: > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > need help with getting data about Volunteer EMS Service that are in > >>> > need of help Ie needing a new ambulance. we would like to help but > >>> > need justifcation ina report. what we need is what the department is > >>> > the amount of thier budget amout they bill and the amount they > >>> > collect. and if they are over budget. espeicaly those that are in an > >>> > emergency need. > >>> > > >>> > About WIND FOUNDATION > >>> > > >>> > The WIND FOUNDATION was formed in March of 2004 to meet the needs > >>> > of small volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) groups providing > >>> > emergency medical care to citizens in their communities, including > >>> > the indigent. > >>> > > >>> > The Wind Foundation will seek to provide support for these groups > >>> > from businesses, citizens and government agencies. It will seek to > >>> > provide updated equipment and supplies to these volunteer EMS > >>> > organizations, to provide structural improvements to EMS stations, > >>> > and to provide scholarships for volunteer emergency medical > >>> > technicians for their needed continuing education. > >>> > > >>> > The foundation shall network and unify a group of nonprofits, > >>> > private businesses and the public in order to raise funds and in > >>> > kind donations that will be used to acquire supplies and updated > >>> > equipment to benefit participating volunteer emergency medical > >>> > services groups. > >>> > > >>> > We will network with contractors to provide much-needed structural > >>> > improvements and renovations to EMS stations. Finally, Wind > >>> > Foundation will provide scholarships to volunteer EMS technicians > >>> > who wish to continue their education, and get recertified. Long > >>> > range, our goal is to provide a training facility and staff to train > >>> > and test volunteer EMS technicians. We feel that if these programs > >>> > are not instituted, the days of the volunteer EMS providers will > >>> > vanish, leaving small and underfunded communities without these > >>> > necessary medical emergency services. > >>> > > >>> > Our programs and services will be supervised by the Wind Foundation > >>> > Board of Directors and carried out by our staff and volunteers. > >>> > > >>> > Volunteers will complete forms upon completion of each case. All > >>> > seminars and programs are evaluated by participants. > >>> > > >>> > EXHIBIT A > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2005 Report Share Posted January 20, 2005 How, exactly, are and I part of the problem? I'd appreciate it if you could be detailed. Articulate is probably too much to ask. Mike On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 12:16:57 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Its not what was said but how it was said. !!! I don't mind good feed, back > but childish talk doesn't go far with me at all. The Wind Foundation will > make it and Volunteer EMS services will benefit from us. And and Mike > will still be here making stupid comments and instead of being part the > solution they are part of the problem . > > _____ > > From: Rob > Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 11:50 AM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > " Steve , LP " wrote: > > > > This message is offensive, inarticulate, and rude. > > And THIS is the image of EMS we give the world. > > And we wonder about our low image? > > I disagree in every respect. That message was a reasonable " put up or shut > up " reply to a gauntlet thrown by a blowhard attempting to BS his way onto > the scene. And said blowhard attempting to publicly represent the interests > > of EMS is a significantly greater threat to our image than anything > has to say. > > and Mike both said what needed to be said. And, if WIND has half of > the intelligence and motivation necessary to pull this venture off, they > will recognize and Mike's comments as the valuable feedback that it is > > and utilize it to better themselves. Don't you think that WIND was a heck > of a lot better off hearing this now from us than finding out in the public > arena that their plan is full of holes? > > Neither , Mike, nor this forum owes WIND any apologies. But the way I > see it, WIND does owe them some thanks for opening their eyes to what they > face ahead. > > Rob > > _____ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2005 Report Share Posted January 20, 2005 How, exactly, are and I part of the problem? I'd appreciate it if you could be detailed. Articulate is probably too much to ask. Mike On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 12:16:57 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Its not what was said but how it was said. !!! I don't mind good feed, back > but childish talk doesn't go far with me at all. The Wind Foundation will > make it and Volunteer EMS services will benefit from us. And and Mike > will still be here making stupid comments and instead of being part the > solution they are part of the problem . > > _____ > > From: Rob > Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 11:50 AM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > " Steve , LP " wrote: > > > > This message is offensive, inarticulate, and rude. > > And THIS is the image of EMS we give the world. > > And we wonder about our low image? > > I disagree in every respect. That message was a reasonable " put up or shut > up " reply to a gauntlet thrown by a blowhard attempting to BS his way onto > the scene. And said blowhard attempting to publicly represent the interests > > of EMS is a significantly greater threat to our image than anything > has to say. > > and Mike both said what needed to be said. And, if WIND has half of > the intelligence and motivation necessary to pull this venture off, they > will recognize and Mike's comments as the valuable feedback that it is > > and utilize it to better themselves. Don't you think that WIND was a heck > of a lot better off hearing this now from us than finding out in the public > arena that their plan is full of holes? > > Neither , Mike, nor this forum owes WIND any apologies. But the way I > see it, WIND does owe them some thanks for opening their eyes to what they > face ahead. > > Rob > > _____ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2005 Report Share Posted January 20, 2005 How, exactly, are and I part of the problem? I'd appreciate it if you could be detailed. Articulate is probably too much to ask. Mike On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 12:16:57 -0600, Gegeny & JC wrote: > > Its not what was said but how it was said. !!! I don't mind good feed, back > but childish talk doesn't go far with me at all. The Wind Foundation will > make it and Volunteer EMS services will benefit from us. And and Mike > will still be here making stupid comments and instead of being part the > solution they are part of the problem . > > _____ > > From: Rob > Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 11:50 AM > To: > Subject: Re: Wind Foundation > > " Steve , LP " wrote: > > > > This message is offensive, inarticulate, and rude. > > And THIS is the image of EMS we give the world. > > And we wonder about our low image? > > I disagree in every respect. That message was a reasonable " put up or shut > up " reply to a gauntlet thrown by a blowhard attempting to BS his way onto > the scene. And said blowhard attempting to publicly represent the interests > > of EMS is a significantly greater threat to our image than anything > has to say. > > and Mike both said what needed to be said. And, if WIND has half of > the intelligence and motivation necessary to pull this venture off, they > will recognize and Mike's comments as the valuable feedback that it is > > and utilize it to better themselves. Don't you think that WIND was a heck > of a lot better off hearing this now from us than finding out in the public > arena that their plan is full of holes? > > Neither , Mike, nor this forum owes WIND any apologies. But the way I > see it, WIND does owe them some thanks for opening their eyes to what they > face ahead. > > Rob > > _____ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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