Depends on whether or not you can figure out the CEO's home phone number.
I helped to organize a couple protests back when I was in college, but I haven't done fundraising or nonprofit organisation. I volunteered to hand out food donations to impoverished families locally but I didn't organize in that case.
That really sucks, I'm sorry. I wasn't aware of how bad it was.
Writing a letter is convoluted?
Also yes it does suck how hard it is to get GAC in many places, I sympathize
I have actually seen one on YouTube, but I think it was a reupload of her video from TikTok and I don't remember her name.
I wasn't trying to be tough, I was trying to be respectful
It is a single-step plan.
You write them to request a list of documents that they are legally required to provide if requested, the list of documents is numbered in that screenshot.
Either they provide that information, which you can use to dispute the denial, or they repeal the denial and pay your bill.
If you struggle to this degree with reading, I recommend downloading a screen-reader. If you already use one, my apologies for not initially providing a text transcript of the screenshot.
I mean, I'm American, and I read all that.
Granted, I am acutely aware of our education crisis, and put extra effort into learning literacy to compensate for the times I become non-verbal, but anyone who values this information would gladly read it. You don't have to if you just don't want to, but it's your own loss if you choose not to read it.
ahhh, I get it now lmao
I don't understand this comment.
Of course, asking them if it's true and then casually letting them know that you're willing to independently investigate and sue if the information they provided is found to be false may be a deterrent from lying. Depends on how ballsy their CEO is.
Ah, in hindsight that makes sense. Should I delete this, or keep it here for people to point and laugh at?