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Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts
Plan on seeing me as a legitimate, consistent, donor in 2014 and beyond. As my fortunes have grown over the last couple of years, I'm getting to where I'm looking for places to donate. You'll be one of them. I like the project, but also as important, I like the fact that you're a ****ing high school kid putting this kind of work, and effort into something clearly near and dear to your heart. I am not trying to put you on front street by advertising that you're a teenager, but I want to make sure people understand the scope of this thing. Not only the progress you've made for these kids, but the progress you're making for yourself.
I admire it. A great deal. And I want to see it succeed on a variety of levels. If you haven't gotten some cash from me by summer time (I'm off work for the next 3 months, so it's not even an option right now) I want you to remind me. I'm not blowing smoke up your ass here. I'll try to start off with $500 so you know I'm serious. Keep it up!
1 more thing. While I agree with Phil that Another brick in Nepal is going to go over people's heads, I personally LOVE it.
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Oh my gosh. I am unsure how I missed this. A car accident, a blindsiding breakup and a horrendous semester caused me to fall by the wayside for a while, and I can not express how sorry I am about that.
Flop, your support is an absolute godsend. We are about just about to kick off our sponsor a classroom campaign for the next semester. A donation of $500 will allow you to put your name on a classroom of the new SAV School. The money we're shooting for in the campaign ($6000) will be enough for us to build a new classroom when we travel to the school next summer.
(Here's a prototype image for our new campaign, I apologize that it's not in a higher resolution).
Flop, thank you.