Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like to donate a significant amount of money to make sure the school does whatever I am asking them to do. It’s just like a white glove service.
You have to pay to play. People don’t like to acknowledge that but it’s real.
Anonymous wrote:I like to donate a significant amount of money to make sure the school does whatever I am asking them to do. It’s just like a white glove service.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Idk. My kid’s school just raised almost $20 million for a building project without a single donor having been named as of yet.
Of course they are listed - it’s in the annual giving report and that money has been raised over several years - we were asked to contribute 100k back in 2019 - which we didn’t give at that time - far more than we were ok. But when we have given over time since then - it’s been reported (we didn’t ask to be anonymous)
Anonymous wrote:How do they know they could hit you up for 100k?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Idk. My kid’s school just raised almost $20 million for a building project without a single donor having been named as of yet.
Of course they are listed - it’s in the annual giving report and that money has been raised over several years - we were asked to contribute 100k back in 2019 - which we didn’t give at that time - far more than we were ok. But when we have given over time since then - it’s been reported (we didn’t ask to be anonymous)
How do they know they could hit you up for 100k?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Idk. My kid’s school just raised almost $20 million for a building project without a single donor having been named as of yet.
Of course they are listed - it’s in the annual giving report and that money has been raised over several years - we were asked to contribute 100k back in 2019 - which we didn’t give at that time - far more than we were ok. But when we have given over time since then - it’s been reported (we didn’t ask to be anonymous)
Anonymous wrote:Idk. My kid’s school just raised almost $20 million for a building project without a single donor having been named as of yet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The system is very corrupt. If you have a full tuition that covers all the cost including financial aid, there wouldn’t be any privileges. Very simple.
This is all in your imagination and you are just trying to stir the pot and cause division. I bet you don't even live here.
What would be the problem with that?
You collect exactly the same amount the money just from tuition. Or alternatively you have tuition that depends on income. Same amount of money. Zero donations. Zero corruption.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The system is very corrupt. If you have a full tuition that covers all the cost including financial aid, there wouldn’t be any privileges. Very simple.
This is all in your imagination and you are just trying to stir the pot and cause division. I bet you don't even live here.
they will be named on the plaques at every classroom and labAnonymous wrote:Idk. My kid’s school just raised almost $20 million for a building project without a single donor having been named as of yet.