PWI Needs money!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PWI Needs money!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I would like to accept donations for PWI.



Instead of sending Grant or I the money please donate to a youth program in your area.

If you donate to a youth program for PWI please tell us about it and we will make a special contributor section with your name.

Tell us about the org and why it’s important to you.

Thanks to all in advance for the help. I would really like to see folks do it and make a difference.

Thank Goodness the TRUTH is coming out!

After all this time, Ron, we knew that the costs of running PWI were eating you alive. Now we can all finally help fix this embarrassing problem.

In the spirit of helping ya'll over the hump, I just made a small donation to a local youth softball team (no, not an advertising sponsorship - just a donation). Hope this helps!

How does donating locally assist your need for funds for this board? Not being sarcastic, just curious.

What A Great Idea I Will Handle That Monday

johnny--

I think it was tongue-in-cheek......basically saying, "if you feel like you've gained something from this forum, rather than donate to me, do something good in your community to help those in need." Very good idea Ron, jf

We will donate to the Boys and girls Club of America. Kool Ron.

Wetwash said:

We will donate to the Boys and girls Club of America. Kool Ron.

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I wash them around town at no charge. Boys and girls clubs help alot of kids, my brothers kid was in alot of trouble. he was sentenced to community service and has flown right now into his adult life and still continues to help them.

in honor of Ron and his commitment to this industry as well as youth baseball im gonna talk to the commissioner of the little league here and offer our services free at the complexes and donate $$$$$ as well ...... thanks for a wonderful idea Ron

russ s said:

in honor of Ron and his commitment to this industry as well as youth baseball im gonna talk to the commissioner of the little league here and offer our services free at the complexes and donate $$$$$ as well ...... thanks for a wonderful idea Ron

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Russ, once i wash every dugout n the city.

Thanks Russ

We have been giving to Best Freinds animal sanctuary in Utah for as long as we are in buisness. Also we give to the local soccer childrens leauge here in the Tampa Bay area. I belive in giving back, Great Idea Russ !!

We also donate work to the Rec. Dept,as well as,the drive by washing we do for seniors in our area that have been in the hospital.We just donated goods to the local tornado victims drive.This drive is seperate from the one for Americus Ga. those folks are receiving state and federal help.The people here in our county aren't getting any help except for what we the citizens have stepped up to give.

My Roof Cleaning company donates 3 free roof cleaning & Roof-A-Cide treatments to each of our local Elementary schools for them to raffle off at their annual auctions to raise cash for programs that the state won't pay for.

We also give county school employees 25% off.

Anyone Else in Three years???

Good thread Ron. I'll look into some good things this year

You find anything Chris

wow, i seen the titles and was thinkin "i hope theres not going to be a $100.00 and you can post in my premium section deal!" I'd gladly donate to charities.

We do local little league fields free of charge for the little league association. It's funny the old saying you get what you give is very true.

I'm in Ron Thanks
I donated to Victory Junction

You can help make dreams come true! Victory Junction was built by charitable contributions and continues to function entirely on donations. Thousands of donors like you have made it possible to give children and their families a unique experience, free of charge. No donation is too large or too small. Every little bit helps, and every penny of every contribution counts.

Victory Junction began with a dream. The dreamer was Adam Petty. Tragically, Adam lost his life in a Nationwide Series practice session ten years ago…but he didn’t lose his dream. Today, Adam’s dream lives on in the hearts of the children that attend Victory Junction and in the hearts of those that make it possible by providing the funding needed to provide these special children with a once-in-a-lifetime camping experience. In 2009, Victory Junction celebrated its 5th year of operation. We are still committed to keeping the dream of Adam Petty alive.

You can help Victory Junction provide life-changing experiences for our campers through a one-time donation or by contributing a recurring donation. These donations can be set for any dollar amount and at a preferred frequency of weekly, month, quarterly or yearly. Many donors honor Adam by giving an amount that reflects the 45 car - from $450 to $4.50. Monetary donations can be made by cash, check or credit card. Remember, when you donate to Victory Junction, you’re giving a child an opportunity to make life-long memories, and you are keeping Adam’s dream alive!. Of course, your donation is tax deductible.

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We did this free this weekend, my chem supplier donated the hemicals and we provided equipment and labor, it is our kids elementary school. The had big budget cuts this year so we offered to help clean all the buildings

This is for the children! Sortof. Or at least for the ones who keep them safe:

We clean coils for free for some places that do things for Veterans, like this hairstyling school that gives free haircuts to all veterans.