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APFA donation turned away by charitable, called “stripper money”
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@PolefitFanatic – I believe the difference is that he is using it as his donation for the CBCF "Weekend to End Women's Cancers". I don't believe he is giving it under the name Pink Pole Power but under Sean O'Connor. Were he to try to give as Pink Pole Power I am sure he would run into the same issues as several studios have reported the inability to donate to the CBCF under their tradename.
From Sean's website
I also ask for a donation that currently goes directly to the 60km walk event I'm attending called "Weekend to End Women's Cancers"
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If my name, my money, the manner with which I earned it, or the amount I was capable of raising is not good enough for a charitable organization they do not deserve my support or respect. You get what you give in my book.
I have no pity for anyone in this matter except the people who have cancer and could have used those funds to help them. It seems outright shameful that such a donation would be denied due to such superficial reasons, let's remember what the money is actually being collected FOR please.
On that note, in the future when I want to donate for the sake of helping save someone's life I will personally find someone in my community who needs the funding for their medical expenses. I am certain that they will not snub my donation based on ridiculous stipulations as to the minimum amount or the fact that I am a pole dancer. Who knows? They may actually appreciate my efforts to help raise money for them instead of for my own selfish needs.
♥ Serzi
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