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Hold parties in venues where the use fee will go to a good cause

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0 points - As long as I like the rental spot, I don’t care where the use fee is going. 25 points - I never considered the use fee but will consider it next time. 50 points - I usually consider the use fee and how it is spent when booking events.
75 points - I always consider the use fee and how it is spent when booking events. 100 points - I only hold events at locations where the use fee goes toward something positive.
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Guideline details
Created by: epurcell on 2000-02-09 14:34:36
Last modified by: epurcell on 2000-02-09 14:45:08

Summary: Hold parties in parks, historic buildings, or other venues where your use/rental fee will go to a good cause.

Author's statement:
Some parties are just too big to hold at your own home. 
When you have to “rent” party space why not do so at a 
location where your use fee is going toward some good?  
Park use fees are often modest, and go toward maintaining 
the park, fees required to use historic buildings often go 
toward further conservation, while social service leagues 
and other community groups will rent you their space for a 
fee that will go towards enhancing their activities.  Why 
pay fees to a large hotel or other corporation when there are
alternatives?


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