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Just dropped in my contribution. Best of luck to you, [mention=20]Ed Mack[/mention]!  Being a product of Catholic education, I totally understand its worth and value.

Thank you. There are many quality schools struggling to make ends meet. I appreciate all the contributions and would like to remind people that we do have to pay a commission to the Rallyup site for running this, so even a $10 raffle ticket helps the school. Inch by inch as they say.
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45 minutes ago, Ed Mack said:


Thank you. There are many quality schools struggling to make ends meet. I appreciate all the contributions and would like to remind people that we do have to pay a commission to the Rallyup site for running this, so even a $10 raffle ticket helps the school. Inch by inch as they say.

I think it's more like...brick by brick.

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17 minutes ago, belljohn said:

The suspense to $20,000 was killing me.  No longer is.  Now to push to $30,000.  Let's go folks.

We are at 302 contributions.  We had 1200 last year.  If 900 people gave $10 each, we would hit $30,000.  I know we have some wiggle room here.  The site is as busy as it was last year.  Economy is about the same.  I need people to step up and I'm not afraid to ask anymore.  Time is running out.  If people are buying a boatload of sets, they can afford $10 for a good cause and a chance to win some great sets.  Heck, they have a better chance to win than last year.

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23 hours ago, Brian Briggs said:

 

It's not that I want to dash anyone's hopes but... the Ghostbusters HQ will be mine. :dancer:

Dream on! Mine I say. Mine!

20 hours ago, Ed Mack said:

I don't want to get anyone upset, but I hope the guy from NJ wins. emoji106.png

I second that. Go guy from New Jersey! (said the guy from New Jersey)

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22 hours ago, Ed Mack said:

We are at 302 contributions.  We had 1200 last year.  If 900 people gave $10 each, we would hit $30,000.  I know we have some wiggle room here.  The site is as busy as it was last year.  Economy is about the same.  I need people to step up and I'm not afraid to ask anymore.  Time is running out.  If people are buying a boatload of sets, they can afford $10 for a good cause and a chance to win some great sets.  Heck, they have a better chance to win than last year.

I contributed last year, and I contributed this year. 

And I will already make this promise now: should I win one of the raffles I participated in this year, I will definitely join the $100 club in next year's raffle ! :) 

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We are at 302 contributions.  We had 1200 last year.  If 900 people gave $10 each, we would hit $30,000.  I know we have some wiggle room here.  The site is as busy as it was last year.  Economy is about the same.  I need people to step up and I'm not afraid to ask anymore.  Time is running out.  If people are buying a boatload of sets, they can afford $10 for a good cause and a chance to win some great sets.  Heck, they have a better chance to win than last year.

Hey Ed, I'm gonna advertise the raffle on my Facebook and whatnot. What do you think would be the best link to promote? Just the RallyUp page, the announcement on this site, something else?

Gimme the ideal link and I'll be sure to get it promoted through the (modest) channels I have at my disposal.

Thanks!
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Just for you wondering whose car that is, it's a person who rents high end cars out as a business.  He is generously donating a day rental for the next school fundraising event.  

 

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8 hours ago, Ed Mack said:

I'm trying so hard to raise money for the school, I am raffling off my car...

 

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I'm a bit of a sucker for an awesome map.  Tells you where my priorities are - I noticed the map before I noticed the car.

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In for $100 -

 

Any chance of allowing PayPal payments in the future as I've had to put this through a UK Credit Card and will be hit by the Card Co using their own exchange rate. This is a shame as I have US$ sitting in my Paypal account that could have been sent as a gift.

 

 

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24 minutes ago, thebrickdad said:

In for $100 -

 

Any chance of allowing PayPal payments in the future as I've had to put this through a UK Credit Card and will be hit by the Card Co using their own exchange rate. This is a shame as I have US$ sitting in my Paypal account that could have been sent as a gift.

 

 

Unfortunately this is a restriction on the PayPal side. They don't allow charity or raffle transactions if I recall...

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30 minutes ago, thebrickdad said:

In for $100 -

 

Any chance of allowing PayPal payments in the future as I've had to put this through a UK Credit Card and will be hit by the Card Co using their own exchange rate. This is a shame as I have US$ sitting in my Paypal account that could have been sent as a gift.

 

 

pm Ed. he will be able to make it work

 

 

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