Not too late to get a tax break

[Funkfoot]

If you have any unused season tickets, you can donate them to United for DC and the Kicks for Kids program will use them to let little kids in to see a game. It's tax deductible, so if you have any unused tickets lying around you at least get some use out of them. Plus kids get to see a professional soccer match - or at least a DC United match.

Here's where to send your tickets:

Sara R. Peterson
Executive Director, United for D.C.
c/o RFK Stadium
2400 East Capitol Street S.E.
Washington D.C. 20003

[HeroicBlackandRed]

You are either ridiculously jaded...

or you are just not hardcore.


HBR

[Riz]

:rolleyes:

Or you have kids that have soccer games on weekends now, or a job that you can't get away to go to weeknight games, and you don't want tickets to go to waste.

Thanks for the info, Funkfoot.

[MattMathai]

You are either ridiculously jaded...

or you are just not hardcore.

Yeah, that must be it.

Or maybe we buy more tickets than we end up using.

[DangerMouse37]

just to clarify, would this work for the one game ticket that I missed (and didn't give away to friends)? its from a past game...

[JoeSoccerFan]

If you have any unused season tickets, you can donate them to United for DC and the Kicks for Kids program will use them to let little kids in to see a game. It's tax deductible, so if you have any unused tickets lying around you at least get some use out of them. Plus kids get to see a professional soccer match - or at least a DC United match.

Here's where to send your tickets:

Sara R. Peterson
Executive Director, United for D.C.
c/o RFK Stadium
2400 East Capitol Street S.E.
Washington D.C. 20003

You are either ridiculously jaded...

or you are just not hardcore.


HBR
Yeah, I agree with HBR. What kind of fair-weather fan only has 4 season tickets for at least the last 5 years (probably longer, but I didn't know you back then). Bringing your wife and 2 kids to countless games in all kinds of temperatures - freezing in germantown, sweating against Chivas last year, floating away against Houston; attending games on many school nights, right after kids games/practices, etc.

Bruce - you do sound like a total weenie. Then, again looking at the source of a guy who's never been in the barra calling you out. Borders on ridiculous. Hold it, he's seen us on TV. ok - seems equivalent. JEEEESH!

:rolleyes:

[dadman]

If you have any unused season tickets, you can donate them to United for DC and the Kicks for Kids program will use them to let little kids in to see a game. It's tax deductible, so if you have any unused tickets lying around you at least get some use out of them. Plus kids get to see a professional soccer match - or at least a DC United match.

Here's where to send your tickets:

Sara R. Peterson
Executive Director, United for D.C.
c/o RFK Stadium
2400 East Capitol Street S.E.
Washington D.C. 20003
Does this work for FlexPlan tickets too?

Thanks, funkfoot.

[nancyb]

Does the same apply for unused parking passes? I either got extras or I missed two of the special games and ended up with extra parking passes.

Anyway, I'm a DC United fan and I approve this message.

[Red&Black]

You are either ridiculously jaded...

or you are just not hardcore.


HBR

let's see i've seen funkfoot at a Cup match in Wilmington NC with his whole family. were you there?

i've seen Funkfoot in the Barra pretty much every match for at least 7 years--have you been there all that time?

[bigredfutbol]

Thanks for the tip, Bruce!

[beltwayrob]

Some mod she be kind enough to close and sticky this so we don't start killing our own before the end of the season. :eek:

[Red&Black]

Some mod she be kind enough to close and sticky this so we don't start killing our own before the end of the season. :eek:

spoilsport

[HeroicBlackandRed]

*inserts naive foot in mouth*

sorry.

>.<


HBR

[Riz]

;)

On that note, thread closed.