I do not have a count of the contributions to date. This was posted five days ago and contributions have not had time to come in yet.I am reposting in hopes of more possible contributors seeing it.

Amy Andrea has consented to accept the contributions for our Anti-Slabbing campaign.
She will keep track of the money and issue checks to pay for our supplies.
She will need your address and email address.
Please mail contribution check to:

Amy Andrae
4 Shelter View Ct
Wilder, KY
41076

COST:

Ad in Club Magazine to publish our "LIST" - $120
Convention table - $295
Anti-Slab Buttons (500) - $125
Anti Slab Chips (1,000) - $1,300
(1,000 chips @ 65¢ - 2 art works @ $275 + tax)
TOTAL $1,840

I feel certain other expenses will pop up.
Amy will give a full accounting.

I suggest the contributions should be $45 per contributor.
That raises $2,250 with 50 contributors.
We would welcome smaller contributions.
We would welcome bigger contributions.
We will accept all contributions.

I suggest each full contributor should receive 2 chips and a button. There goes some of the extra money for postage. <g>
I suggest 400 of the chips be sent to Wayne for inclusion in pre-registration packages.
That leaves 500 chips. I suggest we sell them at the Anti-Slab table for $3 each. I am open to giving a contributor an amount of the chips to sell on ebay. He could deduct a portion for himself and expenses and send the proceeds to Amy.
All money raised and left over would go to future Anti-Slab actions.
A contributor's list will be displayed at the Anti-Slab table so please specify if you want your name withheld.

Any money left over after we WIN this fight would be split between the contributors.

If anyone disagrees or has better ideas, please speak up.
Please send contributions ASAP. We have table fees due now.
My check for $45 plus the $15 I have left over from the PS Show is in the mail.
Thank you Greg Susong for contributing Slabfree.com.
Thank you Dick Covington for contributing the chip art work.
Thank you to all that I forgot to mention.

We need to show the opposition that:
Slabbing Ain't Chipping.