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Mark,
I was not being critical of your rules -- I meant my question very literally.


Yes I know that was my reason for explaining it, If big business enters that series, they can recoup their investment, help a charitable organization, or give back to the employees at ground level, who work so hard to make that Corporation a success. In the end everyone is to benefit from it. I think this to be a good rule.


Yes, you already explained the WHY of that rule. What I still don't understand is the HOW of it. How do you enforce a rule like that? <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />


Sorry Mary, I didn't get the how part of the question.

Upon a corporations entering the event on filing their documents, paperwork etc. They will need to also fill out the manner or where the cheques will go in the event they win prize money, in the form of a percentage.

Example:

Corporate series winnings: 100% allocated to recoup costs 1st,2cnd or 3rd place. In this the Bank holding in trust these funds would release to the Named corporation the applicable amount.

Challenger & Defender winnings:
20% Recoup Reciepts supplied
40% Team
40% heart & Lung Foundation
The Bank Trustee awards to the designated recipients these amounts on behalf of the corporation.

Challenger Vs. Defender winnings:
10% team
50% Brest Cancer Society
40% New Employee Fitness Center
Again the trustee of fund for the Bank will release to the designated parties these amounts, on behalf of the Corporation.