Jordan's Way's New Money Grab Patreon

Oh yeaaaaah, it's totally worth $5 a month to watch Kris Rotonda and his FOR PROFIT business Jordan's Way LLC pretend to give a damn about shelter animals. The $250+25% they're making from these rescues and shelters just isn't enough.... he needs to exploit them more for his own profit.

Don't worry though, he'll "be selecting a shelter every month to give a donation to." We wonder if that'll end up like the mysterious cash, TV, Litter-Robot by Whisker, and BarkBox contests that there never appears to be a winner of (https://www.facebook.com/jordanswaysux/posts/pfbid0uvgNJu6ghoJrfzrSLXC2TmmeCubZbaQWNdQJsWQJHZYdM4UD33w7n7dsatUhJ2Yal)

Or maybe it's like the "Dollar a Month Club" where "all of the money raised through the $1 a month program will go directly to the shelter animals for things like treats, dog and cat beds, enrichment toys, and other supplies we can use not only to provide these animals with some added comforts, but also to help us raise more money for the shelters." (https://www.jordanswaytour.com/sponsor) Any shelter seen any of that money?

Jordan's Way needs to Talk to you about a Job... in Secret

 "Better discussed on a call." Hahahahahahahlol.... why? Because you're trying to keep your little scheme a secret from the internet now?

Also, there's NFW he's really paying $60-100 an hour for this.

Was Jordan's Way Registered in Pennsylvania when it did Fundraisers?

 Let's play a guessing game!!! Was Jordan's Way LLC, a for profit Florida company, registered as a professional solicitor in Pennsylvania when it conducted fundraisers there last month and took a 25% commission on each one? Don't be too surprised!

Pawzabilities PA Animal Rescue

Senior Hearts Rescue and Renewal

Griffin Pond Animal Shelter

Rescue Pets Serving Vets

Peoples' Animal Care and Control

East Coast Bulldog Rescue

Last Chance Ranch

Shelter's Helpers of Pittsburgh

Care to explain yourselves?

The Solicitation of Funds for Charitable Purposes Act, 10 P. S. § 162.1 et seq ., (Act) requires professional solicitors to register with the Bureau of Corporations and Charitable Organizations (Bureau) prior to soliciting for charitable organizations in Pennsylvania. If they do not register, they can be fined up to $1,000 per violation and assessed additional penalties of up to $100 per day.

Under Section 9(e) of the Act, 10 P. S. § 162.9(e), solicitors must also submit copies of their contracts with charitable organizations to the Bureau at least ten working days prior to soliciting for the organizations in Pennsylvania. If they fail to do so, or solicit before their contracts are approved by the Bureau, fines of up to $1,000 per violation and additional penalties of up to $100 per day can be imposed. When a submitted contract is approved by the Bureau, a certificate of approval for that contract is issued to the solicitor.

Section 9(f) of the Act, 10 P. S. §162.9(f), sets forth the various provisions which must be included in solicitor contracts. Contracts with charitable organizations must contain all the required provisions. The Bureau cannot approve contracts which do not contain all the statutorily required provisions and solicitors cannot legally solicit for charitable organizations in Pennsylvania until their contracts are approved.

Finally, Section 9(l) of the Act, 10 P. S. §162.9(l), requires solicitors to file a financial report within 90 days after a solicitation campaign or event has been completed and on the anniversary of the commencement of a solicitation campaign lasting more than one year. This financial report must list the gross revenue from the campaign or event and an itemization of all expenses incurred.

Solicitor registrations must be renewed annually.

Jordan's Way Takes 1.7 MILLION DOLLARS IN 2.5 YEARS FROM THE BACKS OF SHELTER ANIMALS!

 1.7 MILLION DOLLARS IN 2.5 YEARS TAKEN FROM THE BACKS OF SHELTER ANIMALS!

That's right..... Jordan's Way LLC claims to have raised 7M dollars in 2.5 years. With the 25% commission, that means over 1.7 MILLION DONOR DOLLARS HAVE GONE TO A FOR PROFIT COMPANY INSTEAD OF TO ANIMALS. This doesn't account for the additional $250 that each shelter pays for costs.

$700k a year for less than full time work doesn't seem like a bad gig. But it's not enough.... now Kris Rotonda wants to use these hard-working shelters to make even more money for himself at the expense of shelter animals.

Shelters and rescues should be ashamed for participating in this racket.