Thanks, just to clarify the opt-out - as in send them a note stating that if they opt-out their gift will only be used for the capital project but if they don't opt-out we are free to use it for related means (track and field related programs)?
We don't really have a plan at this point which is why I'm asking here. Would it be better to just cancel the public push (why solicit for funds we don't need and won't use was my initial thought when this was brought up)? Or just advertise during the public push that we've met the goal for the capital project, but they can still support the initiative in spirt with a gift to the track and field program of their choice and they could still qualify for a naming opportunity with a substantial gift to one of the programs?
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Tioga Anderson
East Stroudsburg University Foundation
tanderson@esufoundation.org------------------------------
Original Message:
Sent: 01-14-2026 02:35 PM
From: John Taylor
Subject: Capital Project Mini-Campaign - Extra Funds
The funds must be used as solicited and receipted (Article X of the Donor Bill of Rights). However, you can (and should) send a note to all donors now, letting them know about your plans and allowing them to opt out.
John
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