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Note on sponsor cases

Started by Jacki IMOM , Apr 06 2009 04:07 PM

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Jacki IMOM

Posted 06 April 2009 - 04:07 PM

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IMOM will no longer be able to increase the amount of money needed for sponsored cases. In the past we have always increased the sponsor amount as needed and have been very successful in finding additional sponsor funds. That's not the case any more. We are losing sponsors due to the economy. We will do our best to find new sponsors but I have to be honest and tell you I don't how long it will take - if it happens at all.

If you have a PIN who is sponsored and their needs increase, IMOM will be unable to help.

I want to thank those of you who have been sponsors and those who continue to be sponsors.

Sponsor funds lost recently:

Tanner - $131 per month
Dewey - $200 per month
Christmas - $67 per month
Justice - $63 per month

And possibly, Rosie - $75 per month

Jacki and Magic, IMOM Founders

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