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CE 157-6171 Cc. PADS , 1333 North Yetterson Avenue ‘linston-Salem, North Corolina 1106-D ast 19th Street Uinston-Sclem, North C-rolina Funding for the BPP is dependent ¢clmost totclly from donations from the general public and from the sale of the DP" newspaper. The newsncper, itself, wiich has _-in the past been o constcnt source of revenue, has dwindled considerably ond the party membership generally sells fewer than 200 copies ef the newspaper per month. u D. FINANCES Donations to the Party have regularly come from ore: churches and from individual contributions by persons who have benefited from the BrP Free Ambulence Service. These donations vary in amounts; however, generally funds 1 are obtrined a few doll-rs 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 surmer of 1975 as a result of an ongoing investigation and subsequent tyiol being held in Raleigh, North Carolina, during August, 1975, at which time JO AUN LITTLE, a Negro female, was charged with the murder of c white Beaufort County Jeiler end subsequently acquitted in thet atel. v0 The newsprper, The Black Panther, sells for 25¢ a copy end helf the proceeds [rom the newspaper sales are forwarded to the BPP Hecdquarters in Oakland, Californic. Preceecs from donations are regularly spent on scs end oil and upkeep for the BPP embulance end other vehicles as well as maintoining heedquerters and also for payment to BPP tt officers for their expenses. : . i