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CE 157-6171 C. PADS 1335 Morth vatterson Avenue Tinston-Salem, North Carolina 11C6-D East 19th Street Vinston-Sclem, North Carolina 1} D. FINANCES Funding for the BPP is dependent <lImost totclly from donations from the general public and from the sale of the BPS newspaper. The newspcper, itself, wiich has _-in the past been o constcnt source of revenue, has dwindled considerably ond the party membership generally sells fewer U than 200 copies cf the newspaper per month. aaene ae a sam 22 SPeres -¢ Donations to the Party have regularly come from are: churches and from individual contributions by persons who have benefited from the BPP Free Ambulcnce Service. These donations vary in amounts; however, generally funds ,1 are obtrined a few dollers at a time. Additionally, donations to the Party have also come from individuals supporting the Jo Ann Little movement which evolved in the Winston-Salem area during the spring and summer of 1975 as a result of an ongoing investigation and subsequent triol being held in Raleigh, North Carolina, during August, 1975, at which time JO Ait! LITTLZ, a Negro female, was charged with the murder of c white Beaufort County Jeiler end subsequently acquitted in th-t aicl. v The newsprper, The Black Panther, sells for 25¢ a copy ond helf the proceeds [rom the newspaper sales ire foruarded to the BPP Wecdquarters in Oakland, Colifornicz. Preceecs from donctions are regularly spent on scs end oil and upl:ecp for the BPP embulance end other vehicles as well as maintaining heedquerters and also for peyment to BPP a officers for their exnenses. ‘ Bet Be oe te ee ee ee ee ce