[1969] CPF, was: '69 e-Group Treasury

[Bob Dunahugh]

Mark, What you just said, that I said, is a little out of contexts. I was talking about the $250.00 of the 69 group that Ed thought was there. He said that he would give it to the CPF if the group ended or whatever anyone else thought. I said that the CPF now has about $130,000.00, Corsa is broke, and the $250.00 that the 69 group approximately has  should stay with the 69 group for now. I NEVER said that the CPF or any Corsa chapter doesn't ever need donations. Members need to think were donations are needed. At this time, Corsa needs any help it can get, Not the CPF. I believe that if Corsa died, the CPF will fallow at a later date. Corsa is the CPF membership. Yes Mark, you are right, You should NEVER discourage donations, but you should put them were it can do the most good in your own mind. Your input is always welcomed.    Bob Bob
> From: airvair at earthlink.net
> To: yenko108 at hotmail.com; 1969 at corvair.org
> CC: corsabod at corvair.org
> Subject: CPF, was: [1969] '69 e-Group Treasury
> Date: Sun, 14 Nov 2010 11:12:57 -0500
> 
> Bob,
> 
> I wouldn't EVER say that ANY CORSA organization (CORSA or its appendent
> bodies) doesn't ever need donations to their funds. NEVER discourage ANY
> donations. It's just not a wise way of stating things for the long-term
> basis, as it may cripple them in the future.
> 
> Better instead to ENCOURAGE donations to where CORSA needs it. In this
> case, to CORSA it self. Remain positive!
> 
> On this subject, may I offer a suggestion? Why not develop an endowment
> program (in place of any present "life" membership offerings), similar to
> what the (Masonic) Grand Lodge of Ohio offers their members? The money
> collected goes into an investment account, and the interest is used in
> place of the members' yearly dues. And despite that member's eventual
> death, the money keeps coming in. This won't help the short-term, but could
> help make a difference long-term.
> 
> -Mark 
> 
> > [Original Message]
> > From: Bob Dunahugh <yenko108 at hotmail.com>
> > Subject: Re: [1969] '69 e-Group Treasury
> >
> > The CPF has around $130,000. now, and has NO real long term plans for
> that. The CPF DOES NOT need funds, 
> Ed Bob Dunahugh 69 Yenko
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