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12thMan · 12-04-2007, 03:23 PM

Just to be frank for a second, fundraising over the internet is always going to raise a few eyebrows for a variety of reasons. None of which I care to list, but trust me it's a long list.

I think if you really want to move these ribbons in honour of Sean, doing so in person would lend some credibility to your cause.

Just to give you an idea. Go to your local Pop Warner football games, if they're still playing, and start there. Lots of young athletes look up to Sean Taylor. (Wow, I still can't believe he's not with us) Ditto high school and college.

Also if you know someone that either manages or owns a restaurant or local convenience store, you can simply prop them up on the counter or behind the counter and advertise them. I bet people would snap them up on the way out the door. Just an idea.

12-04-2007, 03:23 PM	#21
12thMan MVP Join Date: May 2005 Location: washington, D.C. Posts: 11,460	Re: Sean Taylor Magnetic Car Ribbon Just to be frank for a second, fundraising over the internet is always going to raise a few eyebrows for a variety of reasons. None of which I care to list, but trust me it's a long list. I think if you really want to move these ribbons in honour of Sean, doing so in person would lend some credibility to your cause. Just to give you an idea. Go to your local Pop Warner football games, if they're still playing, and start there. Lots of young athletes look up to Sean Taylor. (Wow, I still can't believe he's not with us) Ditto high school and college. Also if you know someone that either manages or owns a restaurant or local convenience store, you can simply prop them up on the counter or behind the counter and advertise them. I bet people would snap them up on the way out the door. Just an idea.