Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I lost a pet to cancer. How can I make a
donation in my pet's memory?
A: You can quickly donate through the PayPal link on our home page.
Donations are tax-deductible. If you would like to make a donation in
honor of a pet's passing, just provide the pets name and the family's
address. We will send a condolence card.
Q: Who are the volunteer faces behind GREYlong?
A: We are pet owners and lovers, just like hundreds of thousands of
people across the United States. Our volunteers are ordinary folks
working together to realize an extraordinary goal. GREYlong was established in 2006 to make a
difference in the lives of our companion pets today and tomorrow. Our
volunteers offer many forms of help, such as donating cash or time,
offering product donations for sale on EBay or
clipping Best Choice labels to name a few activities. Because
GREYlong is an entirely volunteer-based organization, our supporters are
extremely important to the success of our mission.
Directors:
- Karen Randall
- Lori Haberman-Wilson, founder
Q: Tell me about the relationship between
GREYlong and M&M Designs
A: M&M Designs creates luxurious martingale-type collars, leashes, coats
and other animal-related apparel and accessories. M&M donates all of its
profits to GREYlong and various animal adoption groups. Every collar or leash sold directly impacts GREYlong's beneficiaries.
Q: If I make a donation to GREYlong, is it
tax deductible?
A: Yes, it is. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Our Federal Tax I.D. number
is 03-0609843.
Q: Can I donate non-cash items?
A: Yes, you can! While cash is always appreciated, we are happy to
entertain donations of smaller cherished items, which we can list on our
Ebay account.
Q: Who is the beneficiary of the money
raised at GREYlong events?
A: Currently, GREYlong donates money raised at its events to the
University of Minnesota and Ohio State University Veterinary oncology
studies. In the past we have also donated to the non-profit organization Morris Animal Foundation (MAF). These scientists study
issues and illnesses that affect animals everywhere, paving the way for
veterinarians to assist our pets and the wildlife we care about.
Questions? E-mail us.