Stephen Nicholas Charity Autograph Signing

[KB]

Not promoting the store, just happened to see this:

Stephen Nicholas Charity Autograph Signing

Saturday July 14th - 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.  

Stephen Nicholas, a first team all BIG EAST linebacker for University of South Florida and USF's all-time sacks leader, has been selected by the Atlanta Falcons in the NFL Draft. Come by the store and meet Stephen Nicholas. $10 per autograph and the proceeds go to Nicholas's favorite charity.

Location: It's Bucs & Bulls Heaven - 14823 North Florida Avenue, Tampa, FL

Call for Info: 813-908-2827 or 877-377-4327 toll free

[Guest]

You would think they would tell you what Nicholas' favorite charity is...

[crambone]

Does anyone know what his favorite charity is?

[BullsDude08]

I gotta mark this on my calendar. I wouldn't miss this autograph signing for anything. I have a homemade poster from his last home game last season that I want to give to him. And I also have the 2006 season schedule with him on it that I want signed.

[E.T.]

I'll be there(atleast try my bestest!)

And maybe some of us can meet up afterwards.

Go BULLS !!!

[KB]

You would think they would tell you what Nicholas' favorite charity is...

See Greg's blog....the charity is his dad's church in Jacksonville.

[crambone]

That is a great charity...cut the middle man (or men, in the case of big charities).  This way, the charity gets the money directly, without office fees attached.

[USF-PMR]

Great for Nicholas and Popularity!  Let the poor childrens have theirs for free and then let the socialites pay for theirs - anyhow it is good for everyone.

[usfbp]

That is a great charity...cut the middle man (or men, in the case of big charities).  This way, the charity gets the money directly, without office fees attached.

Since you say it's a "great charity" would you please tell me how the money will be used?  Have you seen their financial statements?

I did a search of Jacksonville churches and couldn't find a listing for Victory Tabernacle.

[Bull Martin]

That is a great charity...cut the middle man (or men, in the case of big charities).  This way, the charity gets the money directly, without office fees attached.

Since you say it's a "great charity" would you please tell me how the money will be used?  Have you seen their financial statements?

I kind of have to wonder this myself.  I mean I'd pay $10 for his autograph even if he was pocketing the money, but since it is going to "charity" I'd like to think it's legitimate.  I don’t think of routine maintenance or rent for the church as a charity. I don’t mean to call him out, but I’d like to see more specifics. I’ll be there regardless though.

If anyone can fill in how the money will be used I'd appreciate it.