Reader poll.

So, I donated some handmade holiday cards to the company's holiday silent auction for charity. They raised $8 for the Oregon Food Bank.

(It probably cost me $20 to make the cards, not counting the cost of my precious time on this planet. The 40 assorted blank holiday cards I also donated raised $12.50. But whatEVS. Some people in need got some much needed mac & cheese and soup so it's all good in the end.)

Reader poll: does this count as "selling handmade cards for real, actual money," also known as #14 on my List?

I'm thinking not... but I could use a second opinion.