#tsfandomfund

A week ago today my job closed down because the virus and we have no clue when we’re going to open up again. We have no clue if we’re going to get paid properly during this time. It’s just me and my mum, and her job is more at risk every day. I do my uni work from home already so I don’t even get a maintainence loan to help me.

If anyone could donate or even if you have little tasks you would like to pay someone to do, like proof-reading or something along those lines, please please please help, I have loans and bills to pay and I don’t know if I’ll be able to afford them in my current situation, I don’t even know if I’ll be able to afford to help my mum with our rent and utilities and food shopping.

My PayPal link is paypal.me/idkcourt or message me if there’s something different that you’d prefer

Hi anon,

We would love to offer Lover Fest East tickets, but we are working within the limitations of our GoFundMe donations. After purchasing our two Lover Fest West tickets (which one of our admins contributed $50 to out of their own pocket) we only have $92.77 left in our fund account - you can see all our record-keeping here. And receipts are here.

With that said, if you’d like to see a Lover Fest East giveaway, we’d welcome any donations to our GoFundMe or promotion of our blog to help us generate more interest (this post is an example of a good one to reblog for promotion purposes).

We’d also like to reiterate that the Lover Fest West giveaway is specifically for folks who live within reasonable distance of the venue, not those who would fly in, which we did our best to clarify on the front end. The sooner we get more donations, the sooner we can offer a giveaway for East Coast Swifties.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Hi! That’s a great question! In my day job one of my big responsibilities is spending other people’s money wisely. Thousands of dollars in purchases a month that all have to follow various financial policies, and are audited, and I have to keep extensive records. This is the skillset/background I’m bringing to my work with @tsfandomfund.

We’ve created a bank account entirely separate from any of our personal finances, where any money we raise from the Go Fund Me will go. I have a Google Drive spreadsheet where we’ll record transactions. We’ve also created a side blog where we’ll post redacted receipts and bank statements so everyone can see where their money is going.

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