If in doubt, I always ask what the "suggested" donation is. That seems to work.As a 501C3 you can ask for a donation but if you set a price then it's no longer a donation or tax deductible.
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Someone already stole 4 cord. How much do they have?
I don't know, but it's not likely the thief will see there plea for a donation; He's not going to be looking at wood ads, as he is already set for the year.Someone already stole 4 cord. How much do they have?
Why are you assuming they don't? Most churches will request a donation on stuff like this, from those who can afford it, but those who can't still get what they need. That's why it's a "request for donation," and not, "sale price."I believe it would be a better testimony if the church would give the wood away to those in need.
Why are you assuming they don't? Most churches will request a donation on stuff like this, from those who can afford it, but those who can't still get what they need. That's why it's a "request for donation," and not, "sale price."
My assumption would be the person who took the 4 cords didn't really need it or they would have asked or simply given what they could. If someone really is in need and knows there is a place to get help then why not just ask. This looks more like a thief, and I think they handled it well. If it was me I would maybe not have said it how they did but I don't think its wrong what they did.I guess because the ad says "It is not for free ,we do ask for a donation to the church!So whoever took 4 cords please be honest and call to make a payment
Was posted by a personal injury lawyer. What comes around, goes around.
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