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  • #36827
    The Bandit WANTED $5,419
    El Bandito

    Will keep it in mind mate, sounds like a good cause there, there is always something a little more satisfying about helping the smaller charities, i do of course donate to the big names too but just something a little more personal with the smaller ones isn’t there. Hopefully it becomes a massive thing 🙂

    #36833
    1pstaker WANTED $25
    Outlaw

    Hey Mr bandit,

    Can I also suggest a smaller charity? It is called ‘contact a family’ and my local one has been extremely helpful the past few years finding events and things to do that are suitable for or especially for autistic/disabled children. My son is autistic and we have found them invaluable . Im sure they have bases in many cities in the UK, I’m sure one local to you would appreciate a donation no matter how small.

    #36865
    The Bandit WANTED $5,419
    El Bandito

    My son is also autistic 1p so i know how difficult it can be, i will also keep them in mind 🙂

    #37008
    Biohazard WANTED $675
    Outlaw

    Might be worth (if we get a poll system going on the forum) to do like a monthly fundraiser and say five charities get shortlisted (by yourself Bandit) and we all vote on who gets the money that month.

    Just a thought.

    #37004
    BIG ROSCOE WANTED $0
    Outlaw

    Thanks for the reply, the hospital chaplin is a good friend of mine, i knew her before God came into her life lol, the fb page doesnt have many followers but those who are in it, do loads. Even small donations can go a long way …the chaplin has written a massive thank you on fb this morning to everyone, she has even won a National NHS award for it. I’m going cold turkey this month on slots and general betting and will order a bulk of stuff with the money i would have spent ….it will be around £100, with that i can buy 2-300 items for the bags at least, plus the wholesaler has told me they will add freebies to it. When my mother passed away a few years ago aged 61 (dementia related) the chaplin helped my dad through it….this is my payback.

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