IT'S AWAY (Final T-shirt stuff + update on extras)

[MikeyPatriot]

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Mikey
I already posted some of my thoughts but here is what I really think should be done. First of all, I have no problem with you profiting from this in some way; it's not profit so much as being paid for your time. However, to address a question brought up earlier, it IS different for you to sell the shirts (even though you paid for them) and for someone like me to sell the shirt (although I plan on wearing it at least 1x a week, holla). I have already paid for it AND made a donation to Children's Inc. If you were to sell the shirts outright, no money would be going to children's inc for those shirts.

The best solution I can think of: Sell the shirts at a base price of $20. You can sell them auction style or just let people pay you whatever price they want...at this point, auction is probably your best bet because you have more buyers than shirts and it will be really hard to sort out who asked first. Then from each shirt you get $10 for the cost of the shirt + $5 from the $20 ($10 after cost of shirt) base price + a certain percentage of the auction price. The extra $5 plus the rest of the auction price goes to charity. This way money is still being given to the charity for each shirt sold and you are being given compensation for all the hard work you put in.

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I think I understand this correctly.

Auction on ebay. Say it sells for $40.

I get $10 for the cost of the shirt. C, Inc. and I get $5 and then we split some sort of percentage after that?