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LynneSin

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10. BTW it might not be much but if you sent me a link I'd donate a few dollars

Reply to Bertha Venation (Original post)

Fri Aug 10, 2012, 09:45 AM

Aug 2012

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For me, gotta help our neighbors!!! With Corbett in Pennsylvania and Christie in NJ, we're glad we Delawareans have O'Malley in Maryland.

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Please offer your opinion re fundraising at work. [View all] Bertha Venation Aug 2012 OP

That depends ENTIRELY on the work culture. As long as people aren't pushed, it's usually ok. HopeHoops Aug 2012 #1

I'd check with senior management first. You never know who may object. ohiosmith Aug 2012 #2

Yes, when I was working (laid off in 2010), RebelOne Aug 2012 #3

Company e-mails really are a bit iffy. Can you put up big fliers or cards in the break room? haele Aug 2012 #4

Most large companies are going to have a policy on this Major Nikon Aug 2012 #5

I wouldn't. Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #6

It depends on the workplace... Chan790 Aug 2012 #7

Depends on the workplace - but choose your audience carefully tjwmason Aug 2012 #8

You really need to know what your work policy is about fundraising LynneSin Aug 2012 #9

BTW it might not be much but if you sent me a link I'd donate a few dollars LynneSin Aug 2012 #10

I would talk to Management first. Political fundraising is a LOT diff than selling candy bars charlie and algernon Aug 2012 #11

I think it's fine if you send it to a few people that you know LoveMyCali Aug 2012 #12

I wouldn't. AngryOldDem Aug 2012 #13