| Emily and her family would like to thank the following generous people: |
| Emily's Current Sponsors |
| A fund has been set up for Emily at the New England Amateur Skating Foundation, and all donations to NEASF qualify as tax deductible under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The full amount of your donation will be used for skating-related expenses, and private and corporate donations can be made by sending a check to: New England Amateur Skating Foundation P.O. Box 6881 Providence, RI 02940 Please make your check payable to New England Amateur Skating Foundation or "NEASF." Print out this form and include it in the envelope with your check. If you have any questions about the Foundation, please call Herb Kaplan at (401) 861-9266. Thank you for helping me make my skating dreams come true! |
| HOW YOU CAN HELP |
| Figure skating is one of the most expensive sports in the world, unfortunately. Some say only equestrian events are more pricey - but then you have to have a horse! Why is it so costly? Here is a breakdown of Emily's current training costs: ice time - $545/month lessons - $1040/month ballet, modern dance, Pilates, strength, power skating, trampoline - $350/month competitions (airfare, hotel, meals, fees, etc.) - up to $2000/event, half dozen events per year That's the day-to-day expense - approx. $36,000/year - and we haven't even talked about skates ($1500), costumes and practice apparel ($1500-$1750/year), misc. expenses like skate sharpening, music editing, seminars, etc. (several hundred dollars a year). For competitions, skaters must pay for their own and their coach's travel, lodging and meals. |
| Larry Johnston Albertson's Inc. |
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