I would not normally answer that question but since you asked.

I'm a Hokie Benefactor and have given over $120k in my lifetime

That money started being given over 35 years ago.

To your question (and I apologize if I sound "snarky"), but I think I've "paid my dues."

I certainly think that level of giving deserves some level of appreciation and consideration and I am feeling very little at this point.

Let's concentrate on the 96% that's not giving and get them to step up to the plate.

The Hokie Club should be able to do that without making your long time donors feel like they're not valuable.

[Post edited by VTChip at 05/11/2016 4:11PM]

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Posted: 05/11/2016 at 2:18PM

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