st. its gone. Hello Halifax

Good work

So the voices in his head made him do it, because he was sleep walking he didnt realize he did do it and the remedy is counselling sessions so the sleep walking incidents cease?

Sigh.... why continue this narrative that something extraordinary is happening. We are simply going from negative 10 back to zero at a very rapid pace. Once we get back to zero noone has demonstrated, "as yet", that they have a plan to move us beyond the 1% "no growth" we had before. More of the same... tax tax tax

"*should not an individual who displays symptoms that might cause them to get up and pop into premises to do a walkabout while asleep be retained*"

who would do that? lol

The biggest fallout from Dorian is everybody think they could operate a charity and get big donor money but nobody wants to do the research to understand how to run these organizations in an accountable fashion, further noone should question what they do with what they got because they doing "good"

You are unqualified to work with ANY charity. **It doesnt make one wit of difference what your product is, the purpose of a charity is to assist people in dire need.** **ALL charity organizations have this policy and if yours doesn't noone should be giving you anything**. You shouldnt be giving clothes, bedding, food, money, sanitary pads, water anything you collect under the guise of "*helping the less fortunate*" to your staff or volunteers. If your donors want to assist you with administrative costs or release you from this standard protocol, they will explicitly tell you. They will says something like, here's an extra case of water for your staff or here's some fruit use it how you see best. It is not your place to decide how to willy nilly use donated items or pick through donated items deciding what looks good on you and is too good to give to the poor

You have no clue. Ah Lord.

For @hoda who should be banned worldwide from administration of any charity:

from good360

"*Reminders of proper use of donated goods:*

***Your organization may use donated goods only as direct charitable donations to people in need.***
*Your organization must not sell, trade, barter, or otherwise transfer any donated goods in exchange for money, property, or services. Prohibited transfers include listing the donated goods for sale or trade on websites, in stores, at flea markets, or in any similar manner.*
*Your organization must not use donated goods for raffles, auctions, or any fundraising activity.*
*Your organization must not accept anything of value (including voluntary donations) in exchange for the donated goods.*
***Your organization must not give any donated goods to its volunteers, officers, directors, employees, or contractors for personal use.***

I truly hope no church or charity has you in charge of any donation campaign, this is common sense. but here you go

from good360

"*Reminders of proper use of donated goods:*

*Your organization may use donated goods only as direct charitable donations to people in need.*
*Your organization must not sell, trade, barter, or otherwise transfer any donated goods in exchange for money, property, or services. Prohibited transfers include listing the donated goods for sale or trade on websites, in stores, at flea markets, or in any similar manner.*
*Your organization must not use donated goods for raffles, auctions, or any fundraising activity.*
*Your organization must not accept anything of value (including voluntary donations) in exchange for the donated goods.*
*Your organization must not give any donated goods to its volunteers, officers, directors, employees, or contractors for personal use.*