^ You should fly a banner, you could have it pulled by a black helicopter.
inb4 this turns into a hilariously mismanaged slush fund that will do absolutely nothing for the University
Anyone who donates to this, or any other "charity" or cause, without having complete transparency of the money, where it's going, who's managing it ect. is just a sucker.
Just look at how many athlete's have "foundations" that just become a way to funnel money to their friends and family and then write it off.
This is reckless and I'm surprised the University hasn't sued them for putting their logo all over it.
inb4 this turns into a hilariously mismanaged slush fund that will do absolutely nothing for the University
Anyone who donates to this, or any other "charity" or cause, without having complete transparency of the money, where it's going, who's managing it ect. is just a sucker.
Just look at how many athlete's have "foundations" that just become a way to funnel money to their friends and family and then write it off.
This is reckless and I'm surprised the University hasn't sued them for putting their logo all over it.
The university probably has a hand in it to backdoor their way into some of the money they are losing from direct donations
LULZ at blindly trusting a guy to do the right thing when:
1. He's publicly and loudly voiced approval and support for Folden;
2. He has no plan at all in place, or hasn't delineated it to donors if he does have one, which means he could use your money for anything including a billboard to support Folden;
3. He stated in an interview that he could buy women's sports gear with the money if they need it.
I'm sure he's a good honorable dude, but you guys are nuts taking a chance on that sort of thing just because the guy played football here 30 years ago.
After seeing his purposeful ignoring of direct questions to him about it on twitter, I honestly believe he's doing work for the AD. Seems like a whole manipulation to get people to donate to UM during this PR crisis they have.
If you recall the original idea he had was to build a stadium fund. Other than a "hire Butch Davis fund", there isn't a better topic to lure fans into your cause than the false promise of a new stadium.
Once he got people interested, he's suddenly got these vague goals, all of which seem like a general UM fund. The whole thing REEKS of shadiness.
That is exactly what he plans on doing. He will not "give them money". He will build it his way. I wish he was our AD. fwiwYeah, the idea of giving UM unconditional money for athletics is just horribad, given their recent track record. I haven't seen much evidence that genuine poverty is the problem. If he's raising money so that they can achieve specific goals -- which necessarily include good coaches -- I could be convinced.
I feel the same way.inb4 this turns into a hilariously mismanaged slush fund that will do absolutely nothing for the University
Anyone who donates to this, or any other "charity" or cause, without having complete transparency of the money, where it's going, who's managing it ect. is just a sucker.
Just look at how many athlete's have "foundations" that just become a way to funnel money to their friends and family and then write it off.
This is reckless and I'm surprised the University hasn't sued them for putting their logo all over it.
The university probably has a hand in it to backdoor their way into some of the money they are losing from direct donations
Donated and set a monthly recurring. If I can buy starbucks for me and my assistant daily I can spend at least a week's worth of that on the U every month.
"All funds raised will be donated to University of Miami athletics, the money will be used to improve facilities as dictated* by athletic director."
And that's when I put the credit card away. Love Zo but he needs to approach this differently. Create an independent version of the Hurricane Club. We hear a ton of BS excuses around here about earmarked donations not being able to be diverted to athletics. Well Zo needs to raise the money and specifically dictate its use. Everyone knows these fools will never turn down a check.
"All funds raised will be donated to University of Miami athletics, the money will be used to improve facilities as dictated* by athletic director."
And that's when I put the credit card away. Love Zo but he needs to approach this differently. Create an independent version of the Hurricane Club. We hear a ton of BS excuses around here about earmarked donations not being able to be diverted to athletics. Well Zo needs to raise the money and specifically dictate its use. Everyone knows these fools will never turn down a check.