Norman Hsu the Hillraiser

via articles.sfgate.com Jim Brosnahan, fundraiser Norman Hsu's attorney, says he doesn't know where his client is. Chronicle photo by Mike Kepka See complete story@: http://articles.sfgate.com/2007-09-06/news/17262103_1_hsu-s-san-francisco-dem... Permalink | Leave a comment  »Read Full Story

As a school administrator you find yourself wearing many hats. Not only are you the Principle, but your also the bookkeeper, playground monitor, counselor, and much more. Professional educators are aware of and prepared to handle the many situations that are thrown at them on a daily basis. However, there is one hat many school administrators aren’t always prepared to wear – sales manager.   School fundraisers are an essential part of running a school. But conducting a successful school...Read Full Story

There are various high school fundraising ideas that you can utilize, the kind of which depends on the project where the fund would be used. Funds that need to be accumulated fast can be raised from selling items that can be disposed easily such as snack packs, chocolates, popcorn, and candies. A certain mark-up can be put on the items or a percentage asked from the donor for the profit. A scratch-n-give can also be offered, in which a person agrees to give a donation according to the amount...Read Full Story

Big Nazo Puppets perform at a fund raiser for the American Red Cross at the Blue PelicanRead Full Story

NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (UPI) -- One-time U.S. Democratic Party fundraiser Norman Hsu must serve more than 24 years in prison for illegally funneling cash to candidates, a judge says. U.S. District Court Judge Victor Marrero ruled in New York Tuesday Hsu, a legal immigrant from Hong Kong, must serve a sentence of 292 months after a jury convicted him of illegal political fund-raising and he pleaded guilty to 10 counts of mail and wire fraud stemming from his role in a $20 million Ponzi scheme...Read Full Story