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gunslnga
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downclimb wrote: Larger businesses are tricky as they either have corporate policies or deal with donations via individual stores. Wal-Mart makes annual donations to Red Cross and I suspect Target is the same. I didn't get through to a person.
Target is the most non-freindly store on the planet, don't waste your breath Moya. They refused to let a Marine stand out front and collect at Christmas for Toys for Tots or the Salvation Army.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.....
Meadows
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Post by Meadows »

I think a smart thing to do is if you are buying a gift certificate, speak to a store manager to explain the situation and ask if they could match the certificate. Whether it's Target or not, it's just a simple request that may get honored, especially if they are receiving business.
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Post by charlie »

I've been getting a lot of questions about shipping....

In the meantime if you don't have any info you can ship to my house. I'll be sure to get it down there.

Charlie Rittenberry
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7A Preston Ct
Lexington, KY 40507
859-797-7412

Thanks Everyone!
Canadiangirl
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Post by Canadiangirl »

Jeff from True North Outfitters has offered whatever gear Matt and Amy need to guide for this weekend (and upcoming trips) until they get enough gear.
We have 16 helmets, at least 10 harnesses, 8 figure 8's, a couple pair of shoes, and ropes if they need any of it.
I (Kim in case you didn't get the canadian girl reference) will be around in the next couple of days seeing what they're missing and can bring it over for them for their group saturday.
Good call Charlie on putting a list together of what they've received. Matt said last night that he wants to be able to thank everyone individually for their help.
Let me know what i can do from here.
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krampus
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gunslnga wrote:
Target is the most non-freindly store on the planet, don't waste your breath Moya. They refused to let a Marine stand out front and collect at Christmas for Toys for Tots or the Salvation Army.
Did this marine have a awkward twitch and a gun in his back pocket while smelling of booz?
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krampus wrote:
gunslnga wrote:
Target is the most non-freindly store on the planet, don't waste your breath Moya. They refused to let a Marine stand out front and collect at Christmas for Toys for Tots or the Salvation Army.
Did this marine have a awkward twitch and a gun in his back pocket while smelling of booz?
Have you ever seen a Marine in dress blues acting in such a way or are you baiting me out, in which case, I prefer to spend my energy helping the Tacketts.....
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.....
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oh, you did not mention the dress blues, what was I thinking. I hear ya on helping though
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I love Canadians named Kim! :)
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Kathryn will pick up the ink cartridge this p.m. and drop it off tonight at the cabin.
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Post by downclimb »

John's Run/Walk kicked in a pair of shoes each for Matt and Amy. They are at the counter at the New Balance Store on New Circle. I wont be back down till after the wknd. Can someone who is headed down sooner, swing by and pick them up? I spoke with Chuck and the shoes are under my name.

Thanks,
Moya
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