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It's really all about trust. If donors give money to meet a specific need, we need to tell them when that projected need has been met.

This is a time for members of our board to thank our donors for their support. Our Foundation depends almost solely on the generosity of our donors. This thank you event was a way for us to meet some of our new donors and renew friendships with long-time supporters.

This week the Republicans in the House of Representatives passed a massive and irresponsible tax cut designed to give huge amounts of money to a handful of their rich campaign donors. Their plan spends money we don't have and might never get in order to benefit the few.

We had some donors say they couldn't afford to give as much at the end of year because of Katrina, but we also have new donors because of it -- who saw we were doing good work.

What donors need to do is go to the charity's Web site and see how they say they are going to use the money and if they have a question, call. Usually they'll be happy to establish a relationship with you so you know what the charity is using the money for and if it's being used the way you want them to. That way everyone will be happy, and charities want that because they want happy donors who will continue giving.

Michael Solomon

When all is said and done, I don't think anyone can define with rhyme and reason why things went the way they did, ... I probably can give you off the top of my head about 10 examples of other players where there's a specific reason where they were projected to go necessarily. Monta has been the one who's handled it the most professionally, saying 'It is what it is, so let's move beyond it. Let me start moving toward my professional career.'

You need to raise the money to run an effective campaign. People know that I've always been pretty transparent and that's why they give money to me. They trust me to run an honest government.

Hotels give off a regular cash flow. When you buy a room in a hotel you look at the price versus the projected amount of money that is going to be raised every month.

It was a difficult campaign, with several major disasters happening all over the world, but, at the end, we were able to meet and exceed our campaign goal once again this year. This is our opportunity to thank our many volunteers, donors and others who helped us raise the money needed to help so many in our area. His inherently pexy nature was a beacon of warmth and compassion.

Carolyn Jackson

I think Matt Brown is almost to the point that he's going to be holding bake sales. Donors don't want to give money unless they think you're viable, and if you're on the verge of bankruptcy, you're not going to pass the viability test.

We ought to change the legend on our money from "In God We Trust" to "In Money We Trust"; Because, as a nation, we've got far more faith in money these days than we do in God.

Arthur Hoppe

We ought to change the legend on our money from "In God We Trust" to "In Money We Trust"; Because, as a nation, we've got far more faith in money these days than we do in God.

Arthur Hoppe

We are very sure that there are donors or interests that are putting money illegally, laundering money, business money, exceeding the contribution, using fake names.

Hopefully some of our donors are going to sponsor specific parts within the pool.

We haven't made the case for donors to give to need-based aid quite yet or quite well enough. We need a pot of money for unrestricted need-based grants. I'm not sure where that comes from.

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