Posted by: Mr. Barlow
« on: April 27, 2017, 09:01:28 AM »Understood. Please advise if anything changes, or any ideas spring up that could contribute to the goal. I'll chase it down. This goes for guest posters, anyone.
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Posted by: Macabre
« on: April 27, 2017, 04:28:40 AM »Frankly right now through the end of the fiscal year June 30 at work, I have very little time, but from a cursory look st the ALP website, they don't spear to be a 501c3. At least I don't see any reference to that. I haven't looked st other resources like Guidestar to see if they are. So the point is moot. If they were, they'd likely have a giving platform.
Most crowdfunding sites take 9% off the top for cc fees and transaction fees. Not a way to go.
FAS isn't an organization either. At least we haven't been organized in any formal, legal way.
Most crowdfunding sites take 9% off the top for cc fees and transaction fees. Not a way to go.
FAS isn't an organization either. At least we haven't been organized in any formal, legal way.
Posted by: Mr. Barlow
« on: April 24, 2017, 09:03:15 AM »I'll defer to your expertise (and hope to learn from it). $10 per person until we reach at least $500. I believe there's a great opportunity to get a positive message out there for both organizations.
Posted by: Macabre
« on: April 23, 2017, 10:39:57 AM »We should all revisit previous complaints and cases for access to camps and programs with summer coming up. I personally think this approaches more robust progress in schools and publicly funded programs for students with LTFA. A few people were worried earlier about unqualified allergist tweets about civil rights for students' with LTFA that I think it's important to look at what actual attorneys do when it comes to confronting discrimination in publicly funded programs or public accommodations.
City-run after school program takes corrective action after disability discrimination suit.
WOW. And Kyle Dine to boot!!
Posted by: Macabre
« on: April 23, 2017, 10:36:50 AM »What do you have in mind? It's been a while, but I believe ALP is a 501c3, yes? Do they already have a fundraising platform set up and it would be a matter of urging our followers to give to them?
Posted by: Mr. Barlow
« on: April 22, 2017, 06:00:20 PM »I wanted to run something by FAS.
How do you all feel about a small initial round of fundraising to give Allergy Law Project as a way to defray the cost of a retainer of a future potential client of limited means. This would intend a student's family facing disability discrimination.
I trust FAS, and I trust ALP. I am for this as an action-oriented response to careless medical statements that discriminate against the educational and civil rights of students with LTFA.
How do you all feel about a small initial round of fundraising to give Allergy Law Project as a way to defray the cost of a retainer of a future potential client of limited means. This would intend a student's family facing disability discrimination.
I trust FAS, and I trust ALP. I am for this as an action-oriented response to careless medical statements that discriminate against the educational and civil rights of students with LTFA.
Posted by: Mr. Barlow
« on: April 22, 2017, 11:28:33 AM »We should all revisit previous complaints and cases for access to camps and programs with summer coming up. I personally think this approaches more robust progress in schools and publicly funded programs for students with LTFA. A few people were worried earlier about unqualified allergist tweets about civil rights for students' with LTFA that I think it's important to look at what actual attorneys do when it comes to confronting discrimination in publicly funded programs or public accommodations.
City-run after school program takes corrective action after disability discrimination suit.
City-run after school program takes corrective action after disability discrimination suit.