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Question: Did the Mormons use their facilities or donation processing system to collect money destined for the "Yes on 8" campaign?
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Question: Did the Mormons use their facilities or donation processing system to collect money destined for the "Yes on 8" campaign?
No. Members wishing to donate were told explicitly that if they chose to donate, the donations had to be made directly to the "ProtectMarriage" organization
Donations could be made through the online "protectmarriage.com" web site, and members were required to state their name and employer as required by California law. Members were also told that donations should not go to the Church. In other words, all member donations went directly from the member to the campaign and did not go through any Church processing. In addition, it was made clear to members that donations to the Prop 8 campaign were not tax deductible.
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