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No cause is better than any other but it's the fact that the most money goes to Cancer research (today is actually 10 years since my own grandad died of pancreatic cancer) and I think a lot of us feel that it would be good to put money this year to a charity that doesn't receive a lot of donations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler
voted for crohns :)
No one is avoiding Cancer Research simply to spite you? You vote the charity you vote for because you personally think it is the most worthy cause, not because the others are irrelevant. For example I voted for Parkinson's UK but would also be happy to see Ataxia or Alzheimers Society our charity this Christmas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler
i voted ataxia
obv its a smaller charity and doesnt get as much money donated as others probably do
also it wants to find cure by 2020 which is obv a very big thing seeing as thats only 5/4 years away and donations will obv go towards that
another thing being like anyone could get it due to it being genetic and etc
think all the charities are obv v important but after talking to jen yesterday as well i had to vote for this
No. I thought I set it to show results after closed but obviously not. I've changed it now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kardan
you mother******.
@Wispur; I'll turn this thread into a car park, I was enjoying watching the competitors compete.
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another poll for it to be public or closed ? (A)
http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=816881
also why isn't this in the 'community polls' subforum?
apparently we raised money for them 2006 and 2008Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler
@Wispur; how does donations work?
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
how do you get the 66p, 44p, 64p, 20p, 44p, 54p? is it from exchange rates?
Curious as VIP is always £1/£1.50.