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Started a small side hustle selling my art I want to donate 10% of my sales to ASPCA how do I do that?

I've had a dog all my life. I truly appreciate what the ASPCA does for animals. I started selling my art around 2 months ago. I make about $120-$160 per event. I sell my original art prints. 8x10 for $20 and 5x7 for $10. I know I can just give money to the ASPCA but how do I go about saying I'm donating 10% of the proceeds to the ASPCA? Am I allowed to put up a sign saying 10% goes to the ASPCA? Is 10% enough not enough? I know selling art and getting profitable is extremely hard I'm trying to at least aim for $300-$1000 per event or at least per month in extra income. I have about 30 original pieces still trying to create more and have changed my booth a couple times to figure out the best set up.

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Entrepreneur mentality 101...

Entrepreneur mentality 101.... no one is coming to save you. Figure it the eff out.

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Poles took to the streets to show support for EU membership after a controversial court verdict plunged the country’s already fraught relations with the bloc to a new low https://t.co/704ZQzqwsL

Question for small business owners.

Good afternoon, I’m a management major at Saint Xavier University. I have to interview a small business owner for a project and was wondering if anyone here would like to help? You would only have to answer a few quick questions. If anyone would like to help, please message me and I’ll send you the questions. Any help is appreciated! Thank you

Hiring Practices

I see subreddits like r/recruitinghell and have reflect on our own hiring practices. From my experience it is our insurance requirements for workmans comp and insurances that we are required to carry, but they require formal interviews and reviews, not me the owner. I can't think of a time that we made someone go through 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 interviews, we know if we like someone typically right away and then make an offer. If we need warm bodies and don't want to go through all the fuss, we use a third party to contract them to us and hire on the people we like. What are your hiring practices and how have they worked out?

Mental Health Survey (Anonymous/Market Research)

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15P7q2Xvi3hDxURZ3EUanYh_KFTagiWBf3mjZUZgmjZU/edit Wanting to learn how I can make my business the best it can!

Looking for a program that will catalogue hand-written order forms with various data tags

My parents own a furniture business and still use handwritten order slips for all orders and business things. Going digital on order forms is 100% off the table unfortunately. I'm hoping to scan all of their orders so that we can get rid of the filing cabinets of papers, but I can't seem to find a program that would be fitting. They'd ideally like to be able to search the scans by fields like last name, town, phone number, order written date and delivered date. It would also be helpful if there was a section to add notes about each scan so that any updates can be added there so all employees can see what the latest info is. It doesn't seem like invoice or receipt programs quite fit the bill. Any ideas? EDIT: They use NEBS 601T register forms for visual idea of the handwritten orders I'm talking about.

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Why this hard money advocate started buying bitcoin in 2009 https://t.co/4x22udvxeF