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lawrawrrr
24-11-2016, 09:01 PM
As you may or may not know, Habbox sponsors a Charity ever year during the Christmas period. During this period, all of the takings from the sale of the Christmas VIP go towards to chosen charity.


It's that time of year where we ask you to nominate the charity Habbox should should sponsor this year.


Please reply to this thread with your nomination and why it should be supported. The nominations will run over the next few weeks and the charity with the most support at the end will be our Christmas Charity VIP.

Here's a list of all the charities we've supported in the past and how much we raised!



2006

£360.54
Cancer Research



2007

£429.50
Livestrong



2007

£449.50
Cancer Research



2009

£146.44
Help For Heroes


2009

£124.20
NSPCC



2009

£89.64
RSPCA



2009

£88.44
Macmillan Cancer Support



2009

£18.00
Oxfam



2010

£581.00
Make a Wish Foundation


2011

£528.00
MIND


2012

£600.00
Depression Alliance


2013

£407.66
Shelter


2014

£375.00
Alzheimers Society




Last year we donated to Ataxia but unfortunately don't have the total :(

Please post below with your chosen charity you'd like to nominate, and a little bio about introducing the charity!

Reality
24-11-2016, 09:11 PM
Cancer Research UK - It's a cause that is always worthy of charity, it has come a long way this year in its development and progression in finding cures for cancer and it isn't the last step it's going to take this year before Habbox has its chance to donate to this fantastic charity.

buttons
24-11-2016, 09:18 PM
Last year we donated to Ataxia but unfortunately don't have the total :(
ya don't remember seeing a thread to say it had been donated/final total
would appreciate if anyone can find that would love to know

anyways don't have a nomination as got what i wanted last year
however i will prob choose based on ones that don't get much donations, think that's important and more meaningful :)

David
24-11-2016, 10:05 PM
habbox

FlyingJesus
24-11-2016, 10:08 PM
Can think of plenty of local ones but obv everyone isn't gonna want to give their money to something that only operates near me :P

Think a good one would be Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders) who do amazing work around the world but recently with a big effort being put into Yemeni and Syrian casualties as civil wars tear across those countries and always seem to hit innocent civilians hardest

scottish
24-11-2016, 10:33 PM
HabboxForum for new skins

j0rd
24-11-2016, 10:35 PM
I agree with scottish

Chris
24-11-2016, 10:47 PM
I've totalled up last years charity vip sales (only GBP transactions) so I've got this approximation on last years total:

£13 * 10 = £130
£7 * 7 = £49
£4 * 11 = £44
£1.50 * 19 = £28.50

Total: £251.50

-:Undertaker:-
25-11-2016, 01:22 PM
if those totals are indicative of habbox's health then maybe a dignitas clinic for fansites

Joe
25-11-2016, 04:32 PM
I'll back any charity, like the idea of lesser known ones, but if its Donkey Sanctuary then I'm afraid I can't take part - was going to say NSPCC but think it'll be nicer to use a completely new charity. lawrawrrr; could you post the nominations from last year that weren't chosen (ones that lost to Ataxia), maybe we could include them!

dbgtz
25-11-2016, 05:29 PM
Is that 2007 Cancer Research meant to be 2008?
Bloody hell if not

despect
25-11-2016, 05:30 PM
I think this charity is nominated every year but I don't think we've ever actually donated to them. I'm gonna go for Samaritans. I work as a listener volunteer there and we are funding solely by donations whereas some charities have money coming in already. We do a hell of a lot of work for people who are depressed, lonely, suicidal etc. The suicidal rate in the UK has gone down and I like to think that we've played a big part in that as well as other services of course.

We did a lot of work helping not only victims but family members who were affected by the tram incident very recently. So yeah I think they deserve the donations :)

Jordan
25-11-2016, 06:17 PM
Shelterbox. Charity in the uk that sends people to places where disasters happens. Helps provide basic food and shelter for people.

I like James choice as well :-)

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!:random!:!
25-11-2016, 09:08 PM
Mind, its a close to home charity. They raise awareness about mental health and offer support for someone with mental health issues. My mum has schizophrenia and this charity has not only helped her but also me to understand what she goes through without her medication.

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