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No? I'm just stating that there are other teams that fundraise like this...if baseball players and volleyball players jumped off a bridge should us cheerleaders jump too?
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No? I'm just stating that there are other teams that fundraise like this...if baseball players and volleyball players jumped off a bridge should us cheerleaders jump too?
No? I'm just stating that there are other teams that fundraise like this...
great but like I said, those are just examples of other people that fundraise like that. I never said we were following other sports. idk why you are getting worked up over this.and im just saying that we dont have to do what other sports do.
I always prefer just to give money instead of buying junk I really don't want. That way the organization gets all of the money. I don't need anymore candles, wrapping paper, etc. If I have $10 to donate, I want the club to get the whole amount, not 50%. Just my thoughts.
I dont think the word begging is a nasty word..it is what it is..your asking for the generosity of another with no return....I think some people do not think it is a nice word so they "fluff" it....either way..we are all free to give or not give....problem solved...no hurt feelings...no harm intended...:)))There are way more than 100 cheerleaders in the capital region haha. I mean my team did the same thing outside of wal marts in the area. I like the cheer up thing too as a way to fundraise, definitely different. Anyways, in a way it is begging but it's fundraising for your sport too. Baseball players do it, volleyball players do it, a lot of teams do it in the capital region. If people don't want to support, then they can say no thankyou...and not call people names.
great but like I said, those are just examples of other people that fundraise like that. I never said we were following other sports. idk why you are getting worked up over this.
Yes, it can be annoying at times, but sometimes it's necessary. I feel it was necessary in my case especially in the area that I live in. We're all cheerleaders here but try explaining something like the coin drop thing to people who don't understand why we do them.because we always refer to other sports on this board. its just annoying.