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The TAA Council authorized the expenditure of funds necessary to incorporate a TAA Foundation for charitable and educational purposes, and to retain a grant specialist to help TAA search out and prepare grants in order to launch the Foundation. So far more than $5,000 in pledges have been received from TAA members to help establish the Foundation, said Ron Pynn, TAA executive director. TAA's first step will be to incorporate the Foundation and then file with the IRS as a charitable, not-for-profit organization, said Pynn. TAA is seeking members to serve as board of directors for the Foundation. Once the Foundation is established, TAA will be seeking grant support to help launch its charitable and educational projects, said Pynn, including the expansion of its workshops for authors and prospective authors. "The retention of a grant specialist will aid TAA in searching out and preparing grants to get the Foundation into full operation," he said. Pynn welcomes suggestions for other charitable or educational projects TAA might undertake once the Foundation is in operation. If you are interested in either making a pledge to the Foundation or serving on the Foundation board please contact TAA headquarters at (727) 563-0020 or by emailing TEXT@tampabay.rr.com TAA would like to thank the following people for their pledges to the TAA Foundation: Jay Black
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