As s vice president of real estate brokerage, you serve many clients, and they sometimes ask your company to contribute to their favorite charities. You recently received a letter from Olivia Hernandez asking for a substantial contribution to the National Court Appointed Special Advocate (C A S A) Association. On visits to your office, she has told you about his programs to recruit, train, and support volunteers and their work with abuse children. She herself is active in your town as a CASA volunteer, helping neglected children find safe, permanent homes. She told you that children with CASA volunteers or more likely to be adopted and are less likely to reenter the child welfare system. You have a soft spot in your heart for children and especially for those who are mistreated. You sincerely want to support CASA and its good work. But times are tough, and you can be as generous as you have been in the past. Ms. Hernandez wrote a special letter to you asking you to become a Key contributor, with a pledge of $1,000.
Write a refusal letter that maintains good relations with your client. Address it to Ms. Olivia Hernandez, 3592 Marine Creek Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76179
Body must contain the following with correct punctuation:
- ONE complex sentence
- ONE sentence joined with semicolon.
- ONE sentence using HOWEVER or THEREFORE or MOREOVER
or CONSEQUENTLY, etc.,