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12-25-2008, 05:13 PM
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Baseball Card Philanthropy
Posted By: leon
I think there have been several things we have done for charity on Net54 VBCF. We didn't do it this year but we have done a charity lot in a major auction the last few years otherwise. Also, a month or so ago one of our board members made available (with only minor shipping costs) thousands of new baseball cards for underprivileged kids. I took about 10,000 cards (I guess it was that many, maybe more) to the Salvation Army a few days ago to be given to the kiddo's for Christmas.....So that is sort of philanthropy....kind regards 
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