A lot - you should look up Davis-Bacon Wages to see what they make in different states but it s about 55,000 to 90,000 a year and they only work by contract (maybe 6 months a year).Good, hard, honest work.
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Tour operators are probably more well know in Germany, Europe and the UK where most employees get more than one month of vacation a year in which the vacation market is huge business. Well known companies include Thompson, Tui and Thomas Cook. A mass market tour operator is operating on scales of economies and will try to use their aboundant customers to keep prices down. Their catalogs of vacation destinations look like a old Sears Roebucks catalog.For a Specialist tour operator their focus is on service and unique destinations for instance skiing.
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No, but they are 2nd hand items for sure. My dad bought a broken mop on there. My uncle bought a violin for me that fell apart a week after use. Ebay is just one big garage sale for idiots.
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No. I ve sold tons of stuff on Ebay, none of it stolen.
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Could be very high, up to $1,000,000 or more in a year.It could also be substantially less than that.
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Thunder, increasingly nonprofits are (smartly) looking for ways to earn revenue, which of course keeps them from having to constantly be asking donors for additional money. A quick example: One organization I ve recently learned about -- Atlanta s Project Open Hand -- realized that as it was cooking meals for delivery to home-bound people it had built kitchen capacity and know-how. So, Open Hand created Good Measure Meals, a healthy-eating program that delivers meals to paying customers. Good Measure has been so successful that it has expanded beyond Atlanta to Savannah and Athens. Suddenly, Open Hand has a great source of earned revenue.Your thrift shop could provide a similar source of revenue for a worthy nonprofit. But you need to take it step by step:-- First, create a business plan as if you were developing a for-profit business. The model shouldn t be all that different except for the tax and filing requirements; in other words, the business rationale must be there. Calculate start-up capital needs, cash flow projections, etc. You might use one of the business plans easily found online for free.-- Second, figure out which nonprofits you want to support AND which ones could use a source of earned income. You might ask the community foundation in your area or the center for nonprofits; most major American cities have both. Generate a hit list of nonprofits, starting with the ones that are closest to meeting both the who do I want to support goal and the who needs earned income most goal.-- Third, as professionally as you can, present your idea to the top 3 nonprofits on your list. Create a PowerPoint that tells the story, and shows how your idea coupled with their nonprofit mission would build value. This is not unlike a high-quality business presentation, i.e. a sales proposal for a potential buyer.You need to know the basic structure of nonprofits in order to pull this off. I recommend spending some time learning what nonprofits are required to do -- how they file and register, how income must be reported, etc. A good site for that is here, at the National Center for Charitable Statistics: http://nccs.urban.org/projects/ucoa.cfmGood luck with your worthy venture, Thunder.
I certainly hope you made a copy of the correspondance stating when they could pick up their crap. Were they there on the day of the pre-arranged appointment? NO they came the wrong day and that is NOT your problem. If their stuff is being stored on your property it may be yours now. Check with a local attorney most first visits are free and if the property has been in your posession for 60 days past when they wre to pick it up in most states you are free to dispose of it however you see fit. Pick up that phone. Lawyer will let you know if there is a case or not.
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