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Pastimes : Christmas for Sick Kids

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To: Wayne Rumball who wrote ()	10/30/1999 2:24:00 PM
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If the hospital is registered as a charity with the IRS, you should ask them to sign up as a digital donee at: charitywave.wavesys.com As a matter of good corporate citizenship, Wave Systems Corporation (http://wave.com) has established CharityWave as an easy, electronic way for people to make secure contributions to charity. With a click of the mouse, *100% of a donation reaches the account of the recipient*, with perfect recordkeeping, no administrative costs, and no vigorish to anyone. (Wave will derive goodwill, and perhaps a small windfall from managing an inevitable "float" in donors' accounts, but will not take a slice of the transaction as it does in a commercial setting.) Best wishes.

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