[CQ] [hackerdojo] Would anybody like 100 jail radios?

[Dr. Jesus]

Not to mention the parts in the electronics area.  A bunch of people,
including me, have taken components for fixing/creating personal
projects which end up going home, permanently.  Is there some kind of
recordkeeping requirement for that situation?

On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 5:00 PM, Josh Myer <josh at joshisanerd.com> wrote:
> Err, the whole hack shelf is very problematic, then.
>
> On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 4:11 PM, Andy Isaacson <adi at hexapodia.org> wrote:
>> On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 12:57:41PM -0800, Josh Myer wrote:
>>> There's a good chance that I'm going to have roughly all of these
>>> coming to NB, I just have to get them there.  I can pick them up on
>>> Thursday afternoon, but probably not before.
>>>
>>> They'll come in as a donation, and go onto the hack shelf, free for
>>> people to use as they will, which is exactly Katy's goal.  Awesome.
>>
>> Note that if they're a donation, they become property of Noisebridge.
>> IE it's not cool for them to disappear into people's homes never to be
>> seen again.  That would be theft.
>>
>> Noisebridge can potentially sell donated materials for fundraising
>> purposes, or give them out to needy people in the form of a formal
>> giving program with recordkeeping and so on, but either of those
>> possibilities comes with bookkeeping requirements and (entirely
>> reasonable) restrictions on who receives the benefits and the goods.
>>
>> IANAL, IAN your accountant, this is not legal or tax advice, yadda
>> yadda.
>>
>> -andy
>>
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