You want to ignore WWASPS and I really don’t get that other than you know Sue won a lawsuit against them and it’s just another way to get back at her. Minimize her winnings. Well, then there’s some of you who sold out to WWASPS and were silenced. Not everyone’s been silenced, not everyone sold out!
Let’s take a few things into consideration and then see who it is that we should really be targeting here.
Below are some numbers, just averages, nothing for sure. I think it’s fairly accurate.
This would mean that an average of 3,450 kids a year live in WWASPS programs.
There would be about $3,450,000 to go around for referral fees to their marketing teams and parents who refer to them.
It’s said some marketing folks make $600,000 or so a year.
And for the total money WWASPS could be bringing in each year, looks like around $129 Million.
Crap, I just don’t think Sue is going to meet this quota, not this year, not any year. Get over this folks. Look at the numbers and they speak for themselves.
Look at the transcripts, read beyond what you are being fed here and see Sue only made $12,000 for PURE for an entire year which was probably more than her costs.
TB – low in numbers now but in its day had about 500 kids, so I heard. Let’s average $30,000 for 400 kids and that’s $12,000 Million dollars a year.
CCM – about 450 beds at about $5,000 per month comes out to $27 Million dollars a year.
SCL – about 200 kids at about $40,000 per year comes to $8 Million each year.
PILLARS OF HOPE – estimate 100 kids at $30,000 per year and that comes to $3 Million each year.
ACADEMY OF IVY RIDGE – in its day probably $45,000 per year, maybe more, with an average of what, 250 kids, probably more. That alone would be over $11 Million per year.
Let’s say that at Canyon View Park, Camas Ranch, Carolina Springs, Darrington, Gulf Coast Academy, Horizon Academy, Majestic Ranch, Midwest Academy, Pine View Christian, Realty Trek, Red River Academy, Royal Gorge, Sky View Academy, they each have about 150 kids at about $35,000 per year. Now that would come to over $52 Million dollars a year for each facility. Multiply that by the number of facilities (13) you’d have over $68 Million dollars.
Then you have the marketing teams Help My Teen, Teen Help, Lifelines Family Services, and God only knows who else.
They have hundreds, maybe thousands of websites.
They are linked from probably millions of websites.
If that’s not a little more frightening and tough to swallow than little old Sue Scheff trying her damndest to help parents whose kids have been abused in these programs, well, then I’m missing something I guess.
