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Raising money for me to go and do something for 'CHARITY'

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Reply 1

Disenchanted

At the end of the day they're doing 'something' to raise money for charity so why is it such a big deal?

Reply 2

mahaneap

Disenchanted

At the end of the day they're doing 'something' to raise money for charity so why is it such a big deal?

Because they're taking money from well-meaning people and spending it on themselves.

Reply 3

TheSownRose

loafer

will you sponsor me for going to see Millwall play West Ham?

Not even comparable - going to see Millwall play West Ham might actually be life threatening and a challenge.

Reply 4

Tommyjw

Who says hes spending it on himself?

Reply 5

Tommyjw

TheSownRose

Not even comparable - going to see Millwall play West Ham might actually be life threatening and a challenge.

Green street ftw.

Reply 6

TheSownRose

Tommyjw

Green street ftw.

The film or the actual street?

Reply 7

Tommyjw

TheSownRose

The film or the actual street?

The film

Your talking about millwall and west ham made me think of it :woo:

Reply 8

Disenchanted

Ok so why not directly give the amount of money they're asking for straight to the charity? That way you cut out the middle man and theres no risk they will "spend it on themself". =/

Reply 9

TheSownRose

Tommyjw

The film

Your talking about millwall and west ham made me think of it :woo:

Never personally seen it, although know it's about hooliganism.

I was thinking more of this. :yep:

BBC had great coverage of it, including the West Ham fan who repeatedly mooned the camera ... but I can't find it anywhere!

Reply 10

mahaneap

Disenchanted

Ok so why not directly give the amount of money they're asking for straight to the charity? That way you cut out the middle man and theres no risk they will "spend it on themself". =/