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Your thoughts about the following could assist me, greatly.
NFP believes that with the creation of a clothing line, they can create enough revenue to fund a "ranch" for kids (teens), where abused, neglected could finish their HS education, earn scholarships...etc. You know the story.
This is their primary thrust for revenue accumulation. A member of the group believes they could $5M per year in 5 years and $50M per year organization in 10 years.
What do you believe?
They need to:
a. Buy a ranch 10-20 acres
b. Buy 50 horses
c. Build living and educational facilities
d. Get educational accreditation
e. Hire Physicians, Social Workers, Psychologists and Teachers, as well as staff and administration.
The list grows...but, you tell me...whadayathink about this? Any and every thought will be well-received. Don't hold back.
Randall
WMMA