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Subject: So those of us who have given our lives to this organization and genuinely care about it are being called fools. If this is the new ownership, we've really reached a new lowest of low just when I think we have not yet. Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:40:55 10/07/24 Mon Author Host/IP: 131.88.55.66.hosted.by.thegcloud.com/66.55.88.131 In reply to: 's message, "Thank you for understanding how nonprofit organizations work. Some of these fools could use a lesson in nonprofit management." on 10:13:34 10/07/24 Mon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date I think it's a bit dramatic to say "those of us who have given our lives". Regardless, this has always been, and continues to be, a volunteer organization. You are free to walk away at any time and pursue other interests. I did that a few years ago, and am much happier to be away from the frustration. I will always hold fond memories of my time working with MAO and still hold great friendships with the women I met and mentored over the years, as well as the other volunteers I worked with. But knowing when to walk away is also important. When you no longer support the leadership or mission of the program, you are better off to pack it up and move on. (NT) No name (NoHost/148.59.75.52) 12:18:00 10/08/24 Tue