Fundraising
| 1982 AGM | MOTION #15 |
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Maureen Johnson moved that each Provincial Head make it their responsibility to document each recreational twirling group in their own province as to the numbers in their specific group and submit this information to Barry Nye by October 15, 1982. (** This motion is regarding setting up a marketing plan suggesting that major corporations donate money based on the number of members involved). |
| 1984 SEM | MOTION #5 (AMENDED - 1984 AGM - MOTION #25) |
| Betty Infilise moved that we should raise the prices of our merchandise and share the profits with each province based on what each province purchases. Any merchandise ordered through the newspaper or bought at Canadian Championships will have the profit go directly to Twirl Canada. |
| 1984 AGM | MOTION #?? |
| That Doug Young continue in the position of National Fund Raising Chairman. |
| 1984 AGM | MOTION #?? |
| That each province appoint or elect a fund raising chairperson and send the name to Doug Young as soon as this person is named. |
| 1985 AGM | MOTION #9 |
| Betty Infilise moved that Bess Little check into and organize a raffle with prizes to be won at the Canadian Championships 1986. |
| 1985 AGM | MOTION #10 |
| Pat Stevenson moved that provincial response regarding fund raising chairperson/secretary be forwarded to Carol Kuntz prior to September 1985. |
| 1986 SEM | MOTION #5 |
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Lynda Feingold moved that each pin be sold at $3.50. (**refers to CBTF pins and Canadians '86 pins) |
| 1986 SEM | MOTION #9 |
| Lynda Feingold moved that $100.00 is to be the seller's prize for the raffle. |
| 1986 SEM | MOTION #6 |
| Lynda Feingold moved that we accept the recommended selling prices of the distributor of the CBTF merchandise. |
| 1986 FEM | MOTION #15 |
| Betty Infilise moved that we accept the Skscraper Game as a national fundraising project. |
| 1986 FEM | MOTION #16 |
| Betty Infilise moved that funds generated from this fund raiser should be split 60% seller and 40% CBTF. |
| 1986 FEM | MOTION #17 |
| Betty Infilise moved that the national body will control the distribution of cards and collection of funds for this Skyscraper Game fundraising event. |
| 1986 FEM | MOTION #18 |
| Betty Infilise moved that the national treasurer as chairman of the Skyscraper Game fundraising event strike a committee for implementation of this program. |
| 1986 FEM | MOTION #20 |
| Ron Kopas moved that the cards of the Skyscraper Game fundraising event be in the amount of $.02 to $2.00. |
| 1991 SBM | MOTION #4 |
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Elva Taylor moved that we accept the following fund-raising proposal:
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| 1991 SBM | MOTION #5 |
| Sylvia Day moved that, after the minimum goal in Motion #4 (ie: 1991 SBM) has been reached, the profit split be 60% for the province and 40% for CBTF for 1991-92. |
| 1991 FBM | MOTION #31 |
| Elva Taylor moved that after each province sells 200% of their fundraising quota (as per attached sheet), that 10% of any profit on additional sales to CBTF as a "finder's fee", the remaining 90% of the profit to go to the province. |
| 1992 SBM | MOTION #4 |
| Sally Ford moved that the provinces which made a financial advance to CBTF in order to fund the Technical Rep's trip to the Worlds (Winter Meeting 1991), have the monies that were forwarded credited toward fulfilling their fundraising commitment from 1991 to 1992. |
| 1992 SBM | MOTION #5 |
| Betty Davis moved that provinces who have overpaid through their Stik-ee fund raising and monies paid for the CBTF Technical Chairperson to attend the 1991 Winter World Meetings be given a refund. |
| 1992 FEM | MOTION #6 |
| Karen Gratton moved that CBTF Executive issues a letter to the Ontario Baton Twirling Assoc. suggesting that the outstanding amount owing for the Stick-ee fund-raising project (approximately $1,400) be paid to CBTF over the next year; however, CBTF will consider OBTA's offering of "service-in-kind" for the upcoming 1993 CBTF Technical, Technical Committee, Executive and Board meetings - most of which will be hosted in Ontario. |
| 1993 SBM | MOTION #7 |
| Marinus Vandermeer moved that any outstanding OBTA debt owed to the CBTF at the end of 1993 (due to the 1991-92 CBTF fund- raising event) be considered as money on loan to OBTA to host the 1994 World Championships. If OBTA makes a profit from hosting the event, OBTA would repay the loan to the extent that the profits allow and any outstanding debt be considered as "service-in-kind". If OBTA loses money, the outstanding debt would be considered as "service-in-kind". |
| 1993 SBM | MOTION #13 |
| Klaus Bower moved that we investigate a Canada-wide Raffle. Draw to be held in Newmarket in August 1994. |
| 1993 FBM | MOTION #13 |
| Elva Taylor moved that the CBTF purchase t-shirts and pins for the 1994 Canadians. Samples and order forms to be sent to the provinces ASAP so they may sell them at their provincials. |
| 1994 AGM | MOTION #4 |
| Carol Robinson moved that we accept the Ontario "service-in-kind" as full payment in lieu of the Stik-ee fund-raising project. |
| 1996 SBM | MOTION #14 |
| Cyndy Park moved that Elva Taylor investigate the companies that would be interested in advertising on CBTF membership cards and proceed with the printing subject to the CBTF President's approval. |
| 1997 SBM | MOTION #19 |
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Laura Jean moved that a Donation Form, with a list of prizes eligible to win, be sent out with each CBTF membership form for the 1997-98 year. Effective Immediately |
| EXEC E-VOTE JUN 24/10 | MOTION #E09-10 |
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Gail Ashcroft moved to authorize Sunset Printing of Delburne, AB to print 500 copies of the CBTF Coast to Coast Cookbook. Effective Immediately |
| 2011 FBM | MOTION #6 |
| Michelle Bretherick moved that the remaining CBTF cookbooks be sold at a cost of $10.00 each (plus shipping) to anyone interested in using them as a fundraising opportunity. |
