Become A Paid Volunteer
Networking Members
Supervising Members
DONATION OF ITEMS OTHER THAN CASH
MEMBERS NOT EMPOWERED TO LEGALLY BIND “WOL”
RESOLVING DISPUTES
MEMBERS ARE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS
MEMBERS MUST PAY THEIR OWN TAXES
NON-MEMBER FUNDRAISERS
PERSONAL FINANCES
SHOULD “WOL’s” MEMBERS EXPECT TO PROSPER?
IS IT TRULY UNSELFISH, IF MEMBERS PROSPER FROM “LOVING OTHERS”?
Who benefits most when you help solicit donations for “WOL” ?

BECOME A PAID VOLUNTEER

WORKING FOR THE “Wings Of LUV” FOUNDATION

In every field of endeavor really good workers are hard to find, and once found, are

worth their weight in gold. Any Volunteer who doesn't really need or desire the

remuneration they will receive is free to pass it on to someone who does need it or

return it to “WOL” for further distribution.

NETWORKING MEMBERS

Definition: Networking Members are those who seek out new members and donors, and

promote fundraising events on behalf of "WOL".

REMUNERATION

Networking Members receive 20% all funds that they are individually responsible for bringing

to “WOL”, unless a donor objects, in which event the Member will receive an amount

acceptable to the donor.

Members must identify their donors with “WOL” prior to “WOL’s” distribution of funds to the

Member.

Residual Distributions: If the same donors contribute over time, the introducing Member

will receive 20% of the residual funds, as long as he or she remains the active influence behind

“WOL’s” receipt of those funds.

Timing Of Distributions: Generally, two to four weeks after receipt by “WOL”, but “WOL”

reserves the right to determine the amount, time, manner, and to whom such distribution(s)

will be made.

Note: Payments will be issued only after the funds proffered have cleared the bank, all

rescission periods have been exceeded, and the distribution amount, and Member’s

entitlement thereto, have been confirmed.

SUPERVISING MEMBERS

Definition: Supervising Members are those who recruit, support, supervise, and teach others

how to seek out new members and donors, and promote fundraising events

on behalf of "WOL".

REMUNERATION

Supervising Member receive 5% of all funds that result from the efforts of the Members

they personally supervise, unless a donor objects, in which event the Member will receive

an amount of remuneration acceptable to the donor.

Supervising Members need to identify those they are supervising with “WOL”, prior to

distribution. A Member can have only one paid Supervisor.

Residual Distributions: If the donors continue to contribute over time, the Supervising

Member will receive 5% of the residual funds, as long as he or she remains the active influence

behind “WOL’s” receipt of those funds.

Timing Of Distributions: Generally, two to four weeks after receipt by “WOL”, but “WOL”

reserves the right to determine the amount, time, manner, and to whom such distribution(s)

will be made.

Note: Payments will be issued only after the funds proffered have cleared the bank, all

rescission periods have been exceeded, and the distribution amount, and Member’s

entitlement thereto, have been confirmed.

DONATION OF ITEMS OTHER THAN CASH

Regarding items of great value, such as real property, jewelry, artwork, airplanes, boats, etc.,

or large cash donations, such items may be encumbered by liens, claims, or other obligations

that are not at first apparent. Prior to establishing an unencumbered value, an appraisal, title,

and UCC search will be necessary. Total remuneration for such items is usually ±1% of the

net amount the item would bring at the time of donation, if sold for cash.

When the cash value of such items cannot be clearly defined in advance, distribution(s) to

Member will be deferred until an unencumbered net cash value to “WOL” can be established.

That value may be different from the perceived or actual value to the donor.

CLICK HERE TO DONATE ITEMS OTHER THAN CASH

MEMBERS ARE NOT EMPOWERED TO LEGALLY BIND “WOL”

Only the Board of Trustees (the “Board”) has the power to enter into agreements on behalf

of “WOL”.

RESOLVING DISPUTES

Member accepts “WOL’s” Board Of Trustees as the sole governing authority empowered

to resolve issues in dispute, and agrees not to challenge the authority of “WOL’s” Board

Of Trustees in any court of law.

MEMBERS ARE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS

Members are not employees, agents, or legal representatives of “WOL”, but are

independent contractors for all purposes. Accordingly, Members are not entitled

to any incidents of employment.

MEMBERS MUST PAY THEIR OWN TAXES

When “WOL” distributes funds to its Members, it does not withhold any amounts for

Federal or state income taxes or social security (FICA).

Members are advised to set aside an appropriate portion of all income received for payment

of taxes. “WOL” will issue a Form 1099 annually to each income recipient setting forth the

total amount he or she has received during the year.

NON-MEMBER FUNDRAISERS

PEOPLE WHO INTEND TO RAISE FUNDS FOR “WOL” AS A NON-MEMBER, ARE

ADVISED TO CHECK THE LAWS OF THE STATE(S) WITHIN WHICH THEY INTEND

TO SOLICIT, BEFORE COMMENCING SOLICITATIONS.

IN SOME STATES, NON-MEMBER FUNDRAISERS ARE CONSIDERED TO BE

“PROFESSIONAL FUNDRAISERS”, WHICH CLASIFICATION SUBJECTS THEM

TO STATE REGULATORY AND REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS.

A non-member who wishes to raise funds for “WOL” may do so only after having

first obtained written permission from the Board. The terms and conditions for

their remuneration will be the same as those regulating Members, unless other

or different arrangements have been pre-approved, in writing, by the Board.

PERSONAL FINANCES

Survival in life sometimes depends on having prepared for a rainy day. Many creatures

on earth prepare through instinct. Men and women do it, (hopefully), because they possess

a superior intellect. Since money is the world's primary object of trade, it is only common

sense that “WOL” Members should strive, during their lifetimes, for independent control over

their own finances.

Establishing educational and financial independence enables us to grasp opportunities when

they occur, otherwise, life's opportunities can pass us by altogether. “WOL” provides this

method whereby each of its Members, regardless of background, sex, age, race, religion, or

location on earth, can obtain their own personal assets.

SHOULD “WOL’s” MEMBERS EXPECT TO PROSPER?

Absolutely!! “WOL” Members should prosper in everything they do. Providing a way for its

Members to receive income for obtaining donations does not impoverish “WOL”, but

empowers it by enabling its Members to experience their own sense of abundance while

expanding their areas of love in the world.

“WOL” expects each of its Members to improve their lives daily, and to spread love "all over

the world”, whether they receive remuneration for their efforts or not. It would not be an act

of love, however, for “WOL” to expect its Members to devote their time and energies to this,

or any other cause, without knowing that their needs, and the needs of their families, are

properly cared for. Having income allows every Member to continue the pursuit of their own

educational, financial and “WOL” objectives. In the end, every person who pursues those

objectives will leave a rich legacy to the world.

Fundraising is the fuel that brings eternal life to “WOL”. Without donors, and the conscientious

efforts of its Networking and Supervising Members, “WOL” would be financially impotent. It is

important to the future of the world that “WOL” becomes a driving force. “WOL” has the power

to reshape our lives, improve the future for our children, diminish the influence of hatred in the

world and to perpetuate love to all future generations.

IS IT TRULY UNSELFISH, IF MEMBERS PROSPER

FROM “LOVING OTHERS”?

Financial necessities are a reality of life. Those who spend their time, energies, and

resources diminishing hatred in the world and spreading the doctrine of “loving our fellow

man”, must eat, pay rent, travel, use the telephone, and provide for their families,

including their children, all of whom require financial support. If “WOL's” sources of income

were reliant solely upon the efforts of those who could independently afford to do all of the

work needed, while paying their own living expenses, its progress would be slow.

The world’s need is to expand love as quickly as possible, to rich and poor alike, and to all

of those people on earth whose lives are limited by antiquated creeds and traditions. To the

extent its Members can pay their own way and provide for their families, while working to

increase love in the world, they are able to spend more time spreading love’s message,

finding donors for “WOL's” causes, and promoting events that will benefit the world. Those

objectives are, in every sense of the word, unselfish.

Who benefits most when you help solicit donations for “WOL”?

Answer: Everybody!!

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