Neither of the ones I mentioned appear to have a high level of ethics.
The one that the editor was involved with was Spina Bifida (sp) I think. Down in
Virginia.
As someone said, just do a little research on who you do contribute to or buy
raffle tickets from.
John Steczkowski wrote:
> > Bottom line? Contribute to a group that you know is legit. I
> > spoke with the
> > editor of Panorama (Porsche Club of America monthly
> > magazine). She felt the same
> > way about accepting an ad from one of these groups (the less
> > than ethical kind),
> > but if they meet the legal requirements to the state or feds,
> > they had to take
> > the ad. In the mean time, she has set up a raffle for another
> > truly legitimate
> > charity group that did return some nice moneys directly back
> > to that charity.
> >
>
> So which one is that?
>
> I've been thinking about sending in money for one of these raffles, thanks
> for enlightening me....
>
> John S.
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