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nvrspk4
13-12-2006, 04:27 AM
Hey there guys and gals,

Well as you know, we are raising money for charity through VIP and reputation this Christmas season. If you don't know, then basically, ALL the money that is paid to Habbox for all VIP and reputation is being given to charity. That's right, every last cent! What charity I hear you ask? Well that's what we want you to decide! Originally we intended to donate it to World Visions UK, a charity who helps those in Africa and in poverty, which has loads of cool things which we'll go into later. However when talking it over in the Managers Forum, some managers thought that other charities deserved our donations and we should change it up. So we figured that since it is your money, we'd let you decide! We've narrowed it down to 6, now its up to you to choose the best charity! This poll will be open till Christmas day, and it will then close and based on the poll we will donate it to that charity. Below there's a short outline of each charity and a link to the site so you can learn more about it. Click on the name of the charity to go to its website!


World Vision UK (https://www.worldvision.org.uk)

World Vision UK is a charity that gives to the poor in many different ways. One of the many ways is helping the impoverished and poor in Africa. There are many ways to help them, but the way we chose last year and are choosing for this option again this year, is to buy them actual merchandise. These can be things such as oxen, goats, school supplies, and more! For more on what we could purchase, check out this page: http://www.greatgifts.org/GiftSelection/home.aspx?AdID=WVMain1 You can browse by price category or category of gift.


Unicef (www.unicef.org)

Unicef is a charity to help the children who are suffering globally. They provide help with education, and child development. Additionally, Unicef works on gender equality issues. They also race to help out nations suffering with the burden of HIV/AIDS. Protecting children from child abuse is also a big factor in what they do. All proceeds that we give to this charity will be given in cash and spent how Unicef sees fit.


Red Cross (www.redcross.org.uk)

Taken from the website


The British Red Cross helps people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are. We are part of a global voluntary network, responding to conflicts, natural disasters and individual emergencies. We enable vulnerable people in the UK and abroad to prepare for and withstand emergencies in their own communities. And when the crisis is over, we help them to recover and move on with their lives.

This is also a globally recognized charity who does much in emergency situations. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.


Operation Christmas Child (http://samaritanspurse.org/OCC.asp?MPGID=1)

This organization provides Christmas presents to those who do not recieve any due to being in poverty or who are in desperate situations. They send the unfortunate children shoeboxes filled with presents for the holidays and send them Gospel booklets in their own language. This charity reaches out to the children who have noone else or are in a bad way. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.


Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (http://www.jdrf.org/)

Many children are diagnosed with Type 1 (Juvenile Diabetes) from ages 0-30. This causes them to have to monitor blood sugar, watch what they eat, and lead a rather constrained life from an early age. This has a big effect on the children and scientists are working hard to find a cure. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.


Lance Armstrong Foundation (www.livestrong.org)

Many many people suffer from cancer and are put in pain and sometimes given the news that they only have a certain amount of time to live. Some can go through Chemotherapy and be cured, however not all can. A cure is being work towards fervently, and the Lance Armstrong Foundation is one of the largest charities working towards a solution. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.


Ok well that's all of them, obviously I have my own personal opinion as do you, but I tried to make a case for all of them. You don't have to go by what I said, you can look at the sites themselves and see if you agree with what they stand for. Please vote in the poll and leave your comments or questions on this thread.

Thanks!

Xarea
13-12-2006, 07:24 AM
Lance Armstrong Foundation (www.livestrong.org)

Many many people suffer from cancer and are put in pain and sometimes given the news that they only have a certain amount of time to live. Some can go through Chemotherapy and be cured, however not all can. A cure is being work towards fervently, and the Lance Armstrong Foundation is one of the largest charities working towards a solution. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.[/Center]

Got my vote :}

Samster
13-12-2006, 10:39 AM
I'd have liked to have seen a cancer research charity, but ok

EDIT: Ok, there is one there but it's renamed differently, voted

Brody
13-12-2006, 10:40 AM
operation christmas child every1 needs somefin on christmas

Dan
13-12-2006, 05:26 PM
Lance Armstrong Foundation (www.livestrong.org)

Many many people suffer from cancer and are put in pain and sometimes given the news that they only have a certain amount of time to live. Some can go through Chemotherapy and be cured, however not all can. A cure is being work towards fervently, and the Lance Armstrong Foundation is one of the largest charities working towards a solution. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.

Has my vote too :]

Youheard
13-12-2006, 10:22 PM
Red Cross got my vote.

Tristan
13-12-2006, 10:27 PM
Lance Armstrong Foundation is for cancer research kind of thing right?

Lance Armstrong Foundation has my vote.

Luckyrare
13-12-2006, 11:01 PM
Lance Armstrong Foundation ftw

good luck with the fund raising

infatuation
13-12-2006, 11:12 PM
definetly not lance armstrong..
tbh he didn't even care who had cancer, until he developed it, then he started running to raise for it.. until then who cared.

redcross has my vote.

Chease
13-12-2006, 11:14 PM
I wasn't sure whether to choose Unicef or Operation Christmas Child.. Went with Unicef though.

edible
15-12-2006, 07:31 PM
hmm.



Operation Christmas Child (http://samaritanspurse.org/OCC.asp?MPGID=1)



This organization provides Christmas presents to those who do not recieve any due to being in poverty or who are in desperate situations. They send the unfortunate children shoeboxes filled with presents for the holidays and send them Gospel booklets in their own language. This charity reaches out to the children who have noone else or are in a bad way. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.
(http://samaritanspurse.org/OCC.asp?MPGID=1)

This is a good charity, I'm involved in it :8


Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (http://www.jdrf.org/)



Many children are diagnosed with Type 1 (Juvenile Diabetes) from ages 0-30. This causes them to have to monitor blood sugar, watch what they eat, and lead a rather constrained life from an early age. This has a big effect on the children and scientists are working hard to find a cure. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.

(http://www.jdrf.org/)


This one is a possibility for me, considering I have type one diabetes, and I support this charity.



Lance Armstrong Foundation (http://www.livestrong.org/)



Many many people suffer from cancer and are put in pain and sometimes given the news that they only have a certain amount of time to live. Some can go through Chemotherapy and be cured, however not all can. A cure is being work towards fervently, and the Lance Armstrong Foundation is one of the largest charities working towards a solution. All money donated to this charity will be given in cash and spent how the charity sees fit.
(http://www.livestrong.org)

I have an auntie who's got breast cancer, so this is a maybe.


Also YAY That Operation Christmas Child got in, cos I said that in the Managers forum :] GO ME xP


I dont know who to vote :[

Eamonn
17-12-2006, 01:11 PM
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International seeing as my sister has it & I can't believe people would rather give children Christmas presents, then help long term and sometimes fatal diseases.

dirrty
17-12-2006, 01:16 PM
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International seeing as my sister has it & I can't believe people would rather give children Christmas presents, then help long term and sometimes fatal diseases.
my grandma has diabetes so i went with that =]

tekni
17-12-2006, 03:09 PM
definetly not lance armstrong..
tbh he didn't even care who had cancer, until he developed it, then he started running to raise for it.. until then who cared.


sorry but i disagree.

so what if he didn't care about people who had cancer? my grandad died of cancer and i'm still not raising money for charity.

the thing is, he has done something, he's doing something for charity and he is making a difference so stop being so selfish towards him.

he cycled btw.

7 straight tour de france wins.

Dotals
17-12-2006, 03:38 PM
definetly not lance armstrong..
tbh he didn't even care who had cancer, until he developed it, then he started running to raise for it.. until then who cared.

redcross has my vote.

^ ftw.

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