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infielddad10,000+ posts

There are a lot of reasons someone would not list their organization as not for profit and one of those would be the organization does not meet all the legal criteria for a not for profit. Secondly, registering an organization as not for profit does not mean people don't make money on the activities of the organization. In many circumstances they do. Our local paper did an article on one such organization supporting youth sports where salaries exceeding $100,000 were listed. You seem to be implying that not for profit means everyone volunteers their time, resources and expertise which is just not the case. The message you are trying to send by the distinction you identify is wrong.

7/31/043:03 PM

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