WHAT IS THE PROTOCAL FOR TIPPING?
At bodyone we have a no tipping policy; our staff are professionals and are respectfully remunerated for their service. Tips will gladly be accepted to help fund the education of the 5 youngest children of a family of 10, whose parents have come into severe financial and health difficulties in the Philippines. The cost for each childs education is 3,000 per year and that means a total of 15,000. Currently this cost rests with the eldest child here in Canada. It is our hope that this fund will take some of the burden off. If you are thinking you would like to contribute to this fund, in the way of a tip or donation, please bring cash, as we cannot put it through our accounts. Feel free to sign the card that will be sent twice a year to the children of this family.
At bodyone we have a no tipping policy; our staff are professionals and are respectfully remunerated for their service. Tips will gladly be accepted and put into the tipping fund, the recipients of which change from time to time. In 2007 the fund went to help fund the education of the 5 youngest children of a family of 10, whose parents have come into severe financial and health difficulties in the Philippines. This expense was being shouldered by the eldest child, here in Canada. The contribution of the tip fund went take some of the burden off. In 2008 the tipping fund went to fund Mandaza’s work in Africa, bringing clean water and medicine to Zimbabwe. Currently our fund is focused closer to home. The fund is currently being channeled to The Canadian Aboriginal Aid Network. In Canada 50% of the aids epidemic is represented by the Aboriginal peoples and 30% of the total aboriginal population is infected. This organization works hard to educate for prevention and to help those with a
