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In lugnet.announce, Duane Collicott wrote:
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I am very proud to announce that Bricks for Brains
(www.BricksForBrains.org) has just received word from the IRS that our
application for tax-exempt status has been approved.
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Congrats! Now, does this mean that when you run BrickBash, you aren’t allowed
to keep any of the gate proceeds? I mean, seriously, what does happen to all
the monies we fork over for admission? I propose that you start divying it up
amongst displaying attendees.
Hopefully by the time BB rolls around again you’ll have forgotten all about this
and won’t remember to make good on your threat. ;P
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In lugnet.edu, James Trobaugh wrote:
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In lugnet.announce, Duane Collicott wrote:
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I am very proud to announce that Bricks for Brains
(www.BricksForBrains.org) has just received word from the IRS that our
application for tax-exempt status has been approved.
This will open doors for us in areas such as facility usage, grants,
partnership with museums and educational institutions, donations, fund
raising, and more.
Bricks for Brains is an organization through which I do educational work
with LEGO. We have formed our board, achieved 501c3 tax-exempt status, and
now we move on to designing and implementing more hands-on exhibits and
other educational services and products.
We are quite excited!
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Congradulations, that’s very cool. Now is your Bricks for Brains and this
Bricks for Brains the same?
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Thanks!
No that’s somebody else. I had hoped he would stop using it after I brought it
to his attention last year.
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In lugnet.announce, Duane Collicott wrote:
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I am very proud to announce that Bricks for Brains
(www.BricksForBrains.org) has just received word from the IRS that our
application for tax-exempt status has been approved.
This will open doors for us in areas such as facility usage, grants,
partnership with museums and educational institutions, donations, fund
raising, and more.
Bricks for Brains is an organization through which I do educational work with
LEGO. We have formed our board, achieved 501c3 tax-exempt status, and now we
move on to designing and implementing more hands-on exhibits and other
educational services and products.
We are quite excited!
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Congradulations, that’s very cool. Now is your Bricks for Brains and this
Bricks for Brains the same?
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I am very proud to announce that Bricks for Brains (www.BricksForBrains.org)
has just received word from the IRS that our application for tax-exempt status
has been approved.
This will open doors for us in areas such as facility usage, grants, partnership
with museums and educational institutions, donations, fund raising, and more.
Bricks for Brains is an organization through which I do educational work with
LEGO. We have formed our board, achieved 501c3 tax-exempt status, and now we
move on to designing and implementing more hands-on exhibits and other
educational services and products.
We are quite excited!
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Lego Bible Study went well. Though folks were very eager to learn more about
our construction clubs, I managed to keep us focused on the textual
deconstruction at hand. Unfortunately, a young person showed up, so I couldn’t
spend as much time on the bawdy stuff as I would have wanted. Oh, well. If we
had everything, where would we put it? And how long would it take to sort it
all?
I threw together a Moses amongst the bullrushes play set:
and a Jesus of Nazareth minifig:
He rode along in my nametag all Easter morning.
Happy Easter, all!
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