And another thing...

soon2Bdaddy

This is to singlemom who raised over 60K on her own:   I knew someone could do it if they put their mind to it! Thanks for the inspiration!!! Raising 60K on your own has gotta be right up there with those that have inspired me in my life. Yes we will raise all that we need and my practice will fund the rest. We've already put in 10K and are looking to raise the rest ourselves through our hard work. In addition, we did think of the problem with the high costs of these adoptions and thought that since we are both coming from the business side of things, (wife and I have operated and owned a few succesful ventures), we would also help others who don't have the means or knowledge to raise that kind of cash, by holding a fundraising company as their "means" to their end. But after reading some of the posts here, we though we would wait till after we are finished with our adoption before we help other people! And believe me, helping more orphans find homes has now been my second calling...besides helping my patients live longer, healthier and happier lives! So to those that called me a Troll...I forgive you and ask for yours. We truly did not mean to seem callous in our haste and excitement to share our new passion...though the publicity did make our site so busy, it was wonderful. So thanks again and good luck to everyone!

Mrs_Liberto

You do realize that coming back here and antagonizing this board + further admitting your illegal adoption schemes is going to bite you in the ass, right? There are screen shots of all your posts and your website...and you weren't exactly quiet about posting your real name, address, chiropractic office, everything... the IRS is really only a phone call away.

 

noonecarewhoiam

Mrs_Liberto:

You do realize that coming back here and antagonizing this board + further admitting your illegal adoption schemes is going to bite you in the ass, right? There are screen shots of all your posts and your website...and you weren't exactly quiet about posting your real name, address, chiropractic office, everything... the IRS is really only a phone call away.

 

The State of Pennsylvania's Attorney General's office should be the recipient of these communications, as 501c3 status is granted by the state. Here's the "contact us" page

https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/theoffice.aspx?id=71#

wille2b

Mrs_Liberto:

You do realize that coming back here and antagonizing this board + further admitting your illegal adoption schemes is going to bite you in the ass, right? There are screen shots of all your posts and your website...and you weren't exactly quiet about posting your real name, address, chiropractic office, everything... the IRS is really only a phone call away.

 

GulfCoaster

Mrs_Liberto:

You do realize that coming back here and antagonizing this board + further admitting your illegal adoption schemes is going to bite you in the ass, right? There are screen shots of all your posts and your website...and you weren't exactly quiet about posting your real name, address, chiropractic office, everything... the IRS is really only a phone call away.

 

So is the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.  If his organization is really a registered nonprofit with the state as he claims, I'm sure that someone in Harrisburg would love to get a phone call.  And I can't wait to see what the IRS decides on 501(c)(3) status for an organization that is set up to fund its founders' adoption.

(He did claim in one of his earlier posts that his organization has state recognition but didn't yet have recognition by the IRS of 501(c)(3) status... Personally I doubt even that, but assuming that's true, I assume Pennsylvania could still revoke its state recognition.)