Well - I blew it and sent it out anyways, huh?

[Guest guest]

'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send this note to only Carmen,

but sent it out to the entire group. So.... if any of you have any feedback on

my idea below for the Magic convention, feel free to email me. Clearly, I am in

the brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the confusion.

'

RSS-Support wrote:

>

Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am still working out the

details (I have only told Debby B of Canada).  But I will be publishing the

details of a financial assistance/fundraising program our RSS Division of Magic

will be implementing.

>

>

We will be asking RSS families who will not be able to attend the convention

unless they have financial assistance to apply to my new program.  Magic

requires a tax return though.  And what we will be doing is asking the family to

raise 50% of the funds, and we will match the other 50%.  I will also publish a

list of ways that families can raise the money on their own.

>

>

Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the funds.  I will be having a

very nice card written explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using a

photo of the kids from last year.  I would also like to include brief

biographical sketches of 3-4 children who might be receiving help (first names

only, ages, etc).  And asking for donations of $1, $5 or $10, or $___ Other.

>

>

Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can mail these out to their

family and friends.  (The families receiving assistance would NOT do this

because they would be hitting up their family and friends for their own

assistance!!! - but could use these same cards and 100% of the money they raised

would go to their own 50% personal portion).

>

>

I know last year, you guys did some major financial juggling to get to come to

the convention.  Does this sound like it would work?  I wanted to get several

people's opinions.  I just want to make sure that ANYONE who wants to come to

the RSS convention, can come.  That financial considerations should NOT be a

hindrance to receiving the best medical advice and care they can get for their

child (ability to see Dr. H at the convention, too).

>

>

Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take this on.

>

>

Salem

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think your fundraising ideas will work well.

Unfortunately we can't come this year b/c of a

schedulig conflict but will make sure next year we

keep our calendars free. I know that I would be

willing to ask some of me friends and relatives for

help.

F. from WV (son- Dominic)

--- magicrss@... wrote:

> 'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send

> this note to only Carmen, but sent it out to the

> entire group. So.... if any of you have any

> feedback on my idea below for the Magic convention,

> feel free to email me. Clearly, I am in the

> brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the

> confusion.

>

> '

> RSS-Support wrote:

> >

>

> Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am

> still working out the details (I have only told

> Debby B of Canada).  But I will be publishing the

> details of a financial assistance/fundraising

> program our RSS Division of Magic will be

> implementing.

> >

> >

> We will be asking RSS families who will not be able

> to attend the convention unless they have financial

> assistance to apply to my new program.  Magic

> requires a tax return though.  And what we will be

> doing is asking the family to raise 50% of the

> funds, and we will match the other 50%.  I will also

> publish a list of ways that families can raise the

> money on their own.

> >

> >

> Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the

> funds.  I will be having a very nice card written

> explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using

> a photo of the kids from last year.  I would also

> like to include brief biographical sketches of 3-4

> children who might be receiving help (first names

> only, ages, etc).  And asking for donations of $1,

> $5 or $10, or $___ Other.

> >

> >

> Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can

> mail these out to their family and friends.  (The

> families receiving assistance would NOT do this

> because they would be hitting up their family and

> friends for their own assistance!!! - but could use

> these same cards and 100% of the money they raised

> would go to their own 50% personal portion).

> >

> >

> I know last year, you guys did some major financial

> juggling to get to come to the convention.  Does

> this sound like it would work?  I wanted to get

> several people's opinions.  I just want to make sure

> that ANYONE who wants to come to the RSS convention,

> can come.  That financial considerations should NOT

> be a hindrance to receiving the best medical advice

> and care they can get for their child (ability to

> see Dr. H at the convention, too).

> >

> >

> Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take

> this on.

> >

> >

> Salem

> >

>

>

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think your fundraising ideas will work well.

Unfortunately we can't come this year b/c of a

schedulig conflict but will make sure next year we

keep our calendars free. I know that I would be

willing to ask some of me friends and relatives for

help.

F. from WV (son- Dominic)

--- magicrss@... wrote:

> 'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send

> this note to only Carmen, but sent it out to the

> entire group. So.... if any of you have any

> feedback on my idea below for the Magic convention,

> feel free to email me. Clearly, I am in the

> brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the

> confusion.

>

> '

> RSS-Support wrote:

> >

>

> Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am

> still working out the details (I have only told

> Debby B of Canada).  But I will be publishing the

> details of a financial assistance/fundraising

> program our RSS Division of Magic will be

> implementing.

> >

> >

> We will be asking RSS families who will not be able

> to attend the convention unless they have financial

> assistance to apply to my new program.  Magic

> requires a tax return though.  And what we will be

> doing is asking the family to raise 50% of the

> funds, and we will match the other 50%.  I will also

> publish a list of ways that families can raise the

> money on their own.

> >

> >

> Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the

> funds.  I will be having a very nice card written

> explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using

> a photo of the kids from last year.  I would also

> like to include brief biographical sketches of 3-4

> children who might be receiving help (first names

> only, ages, etc).  And asking for donations of $1,

> $5 or $10, or $___ Other.

> >

> >

> Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can

> mail these out to their family and friends.  (The

> families receiving assistance would NOT do this

> because they would be hitting up their family and

> friends for their own assistance!!! - but could use

> these same cards and 100% of the money they raised

> would go to their own 50% personal portion).

> >

> >

> I know last year, you guys did some major financial

> juggling to get to come to the convention.  Does

> this sound like it would work?  I wanted to get

> several people's opinions.  I just want to make sure

> that ANYONE who wants to come to the RSS convention,

> can come.  That financial considerations should NOT

> be a hindrance to receiving the best medical advice

> and care they can get for their child (ability to

> see Dr. H at the convention, too).

> >

> >

> Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take

> this on.

> >

> >

> Salem

> >

>

>

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ya I kind of figured you goofed there . I guess we all need a good

vacation. I'm still plugging it as a wonderful idea!!!! Again, I'll help anyway

I can.

Debby

magicrss@... wrote:

> 'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send this note to only Carmen,

but sent it out to the entire group. So.... if any of you have any feedback on

my idea below for the Magic convention, feel free to email me. Clearly, I am in

the brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the confusion.

>

> '

> RSS-Support wrote:

> >

>

> Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am still working out the

details (I have only told Debby B of Canada). But I will be publishing the

details of a financial assistance/fundraising program our RSS Division of Magic

will be implementing.

> >

> >

> We will be asking RSS families who will not be able to attend the convention

unless they have financial assistance to apply to my new program. Magic

requires a tax return though. And what we will be doing is asking the family to

raise 50% of the funds, and we will match the other 50%. I will also publish a

list of ways that families can raise the money on their own.

> >

> >

> Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the funds. I will be having a

very nice card written explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using a

photo of the kids from last year. I would also like to include brief

biographical sketches of 3-4 children who might be receiving help (first names

only, ages, etc). And asking for donations of $1, $5 or $10, or $___ Other.

> >

> >

> Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can mail these out to their

family and friends. (The families receiving assistance would NOT do this

because they would be hitting up their family and friends for their own

assistance!!! - but could use these same cards and 100% of the money they raised

would go to their own 50% personal portion).

> >

> >

> I know last year, you guys did some major financial juggling to get to come to

the convention. Does this sound like it would work? I wanted to get several

people's opinions. I just want to make sure that ANYONE who wants to come to

the RSS convention, can come. That financial considerations should NOT be a

hindrance to receiving the best medical advice and care they can get for their

child (ability to see Dr. H at the convention, too).

> >

> >

> Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take this on.

> >

> >

> Salem

> >

>

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ya I kind of figured you goofed there . I guess we all need a good

vacation. I'm still plugging it as a wonderful idea!!!! Again, I'll help anyway

I can.

Debby

magicrss@... wrote:

> 'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send this note to only Carmen,

but sent it out to the entire group. So.... if any of you have any feedback on

my idea below for the Magic convention, feel free to email me. Clearly, I am in

the brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the confusion.

>

> '

> RSS-Support wrote:

> >

>

> Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am still working out the

details (I have only told Debby B of Canada). But I will be publishing the

details of a financial assistance/fundraising program our RSS Division of Magic

will be implementing.

> >

> >

> We will be asking RSS families who will not be able to attend the convention

unless they have financial assistance to apply to my new program. Magic

requires a tax return though. And what we will be doing is asking the family to

raise 50% of the funds, and we will match the other 50%. I will also publish a

list of ways that families can raise the money on their own.

> >

> >

> Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the funds. I will be having a

very nice card written explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using a

photo of the kids from last year. I would also like to include brief

biographical sketches of 3-4 children who might be receiving help (first names

only, ages, etc). And asking for donations of $1, $5 or $10, or $___ Other.

> >

> >

> Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can mail these out to their

family and friends. (The families receiving assistance would NOT do this

because they would be hitting up their family and friends for their own

assistance!!! - but could use these same cards and 100% of the money they raised

would go to their own 50% personal portion).

> >

> >

> I know last year, you guys did some major financial juggling to get to come to

the convention. Does this sound like it would work? I wanted to get several

people's opinions. I just want to make sure that ANYONE who wants to come to

the RSS convention, can come. That financial considerations should NOT be a

hindrance to receiving the best medical advice and care they can get for their

child (ability to see Dr. H at the convention, too).

> >

> >

> Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take this on.

> >

> >

> Salem

> >

>

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

This is a great idea! Anything I could do to help let me know!

Well - I blew it and sent it out anyways, huh?

'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send this note to only

Carmen, but sent it out to the entire group. So.... if any of you have any

feedback on my idea below for the Magic convention, feel free to email me.

Clearly, I am in the brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the

confusion.

'

RSS-Support wrote:

>

Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am still working out the

details (I have only told Debby B of Canada).  But I will be publishing the

details of a financial assistance/fundraising program our RSS Division of

Magic will be implementing.

>

>

We will be asking RSS families who will not be able to attend the convention

unless they have financial assistance to apply to my new program.  Magic

requires a tax return though.  And what we will be doing is asking the

family to raise 50% of the funds, and we will match the other 50%.  I will

also publish a list of ways that families can raise the money on their own.

>

>

Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the funds.  I will be having

a very nice card written explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using

a photo of the kids from last year.  I would also like to include brief

biographical sketches of 3-4 children who might be receiving help (first

names only, ages, etc).  And asking for donations of $1, $5 or $10, or $___

Other.

>

>

Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can mail these out to their

family and friends.  (The families receiving assistance would NOT do this

because they would be hitting up their family and friends for their own

assistance!!! - but could use these same cards and 100% of the money they

raised would go to their own 50% personal portion).

>

>

I know last year, you guys did some major financial juggling to get to come

to the convention.  Does this sound like it would work?  I wanted to get

several people's opinions.  I just want to make sure that ANYONE who wants

to come to the RSS convention, can come.  That financial considerations

should NOT be a hindrance to receiving the best medical advice and care they

can get for their child (ability to see Dr. H at the convention, too).

>

>

Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take this on.

>

>

Salem

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

This is a great idea! Anything I could do to help let me know!

Well - I blew it and sent it out anyways, huh?

'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send this note to only

Carmen, but sent it out to the entire group. So.... if any of you have any

feedback on my idea below for the Magic convention, feel free to email me.

Clearly, I am in the brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the

confusion.

'

RSS-Support wrote:

>

Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am still working out the

details (I have only told Debby B of Canada).  But I will be publishing the

details of a financial assistance/fundraising program our RSS Division of

Magic will be implementing.

>

>

We will be asking RSS families who will not be able to attend the convention

unless they have financial assistance to apply to my new program.  Magic

requires a tax return though.  And what we will be doing is asking the

family to raise 50% of the funds, and we will match the other 50%.  I will

also publish a list of ways that families can raise the money on their own.

>

>

Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the funds.  I will be having

a very nice card written explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using

a photo of the kids from last year.  I would also like to include brief

biographical sketches of 3-4 children who might be receiving help (first

names only, ages, etc).  And asking for donations of $1, $5 or $10, or $___

Other.

>

>

Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can mail these out to their

family and friends.  (The families receiving assistance would NOT do this

because they would be hitting up their family and friends for their own

assistance!!! - but could use these same cards and 100% of the money they

raised would go to their own 50% personal portion).

>

>

I know last year, you guys did some major financial juggling to get to come

to the convention.  Does this sound like it would work?  I wanted to get

several people's opinions.  I just want to make sure that ANYONE who wants

to come to the RSS convention, can come.  That financial considerations

should NOT be a hindrance to receiving the best medical advice and care they

can get for their child (ability to see Dr. H at the convention, too).

>

>

Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take this on.

>

>

Salem

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

This is a great idea! Anything I could do to help let me know!

Well - I blew it and sent it out anyways, huh?

'OK, you can tell I am too tired. I wanted to send this note to only

Carmen, but sent it out to the entire group. So.... if any of you have any

feedback on my idea below for the Magic convention, feel free to email me.

Clearly, I am in the brainstorming stage only right now.. Sorry for the

confusion.

'

RSS-Support wrote:

>

Carmen - I am not ready to publish this yet, as I am still working out the

details (I have only told Debby B of Canada).  But I will be publishing the

details of a financial assistance/fundraising program our RSS Division of

Magic will be implementing.

>

>

We will be asking RSS families who will not be able to attend the convention

unless they have financial assistance to apply to my new program.  Magic

requires a tax return though.  And what we will be doing is asking the

family to raise 50% of the funds, and we will match the other 50%.  I will

also publish a list of ways that families can raise the money on their own.

>

>

Then, the rest of the RSS Division has to raise the funds.  I will be having

a very nice card written explaining Magic, RSS and the convention, and using

a photo of the kids from last year.  I would also like to include brief

biographical sketches of 3-4 children who might be receiving help (first

names only, ages, etc).  And asking for donations of $1, $5 or $10, or $___

Other.

>

>

Then I, my family, and any other Magic members, can mail these out to their

family and friends.  (The families receiving assistance would NOT do this

because they would be hitting up their family and friends for their own

assistance!!! - but could use these same cards and 100% of the money they

raised would go to their own 50% personal portion).

>

>

I know last year, you guys did some major financial juggling to get to come

to the convention.  Does this sound like it would work?  I wanted to get

several people's opinions.  I just want to make sure that ANYONE who wants

to come to the RSS convention, can come.  That financial considerations

should NOT be a hindrance to receiving the best medical advice and care they

can get for their child (ability to see Dr. H at the convention, too).

>

>

Let me know what you think, or if I am crazy to take this on.

>

>

Salem

>

>