Are you going to be donating any money this year? It all goes to a good cause. I donated £20 earlier, and I've done some other fundraising stuff.
Sorry if this is already posted :(
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Are you going to be donating any money this year? It all goes to a good cause. I donated £20 earlier, and I've done some other fundraising stuff.
Sorry if this is already posted :(
I don't want my money going to kids who break the law in this country, thanks.
Saw a piece on our local news report about a girl who gets funding for something because she was basically a little ***** when she was younger. I, for one, don't want my money going to that scab and her scabby family. Then they use the sob story "three grandparents died". This **** happens, sorry for being Frank but that's what grandparents do, along with give you murray mints. My grandad passed away but I wasn't a complete **** end (debateable :P) but anyway I've gone on far too long.
/Rant.
In short: No.
The people dieing in africa from malaria. Children living in the street. Young children working in factories for 9hours a day. Children scavenging in rubbish dumps for food and stuff to recycle.
If thats not enough then I have no idea what kind of a person you are
I've been deprived, my childhood is ruined!!! You'll all have to sponsor me money now too! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamm
Anyway, no I don't because I just cba with the hassle and I think there's too many of these charity shows that try to take our money every year like children in need, sports relief, comic relief.
Maybe thats because they're needed, and these people aren't getting the help they need?Quote:
Originally Posted by Inseriousity.
With the amount of money raised over the years these campaigns have started, we should have helped everyone 10 times over. These problems are unfortunately not going to helped by the people, it's in the hands of world leaders and governments and no Sports Relief is gonna change that.
First of all, Sports Relief alternates with Comic Relief each year. So in total there's two charity shows on TV each year, TWO, wow that's loads!
While Children in Need is totally UK Based, Sports/Comic Relief is mostly for people living in poverty in Africa and India, together this is well over 500 million people in poverty, it won't be solved easily with a few TV Shows like you may think. I also don't think you can judge a whole charity on them giving money to one person you don't like...
Completely true, it's quite sad really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inseriousity.
I've given about £50 this year because I give all my odd change from when I buy things to them buckets in Sainsburys and places like that and it normally ends up being like £6 each time lol.
As long as we can see more Christine Bleakley im all for it
We had an opition to donate 50 pounds straight out of our wages at work, i did that :)
qft! I would literally never even consider watching the One Show otherwise. :LQuote:
Originally Posted by GraysAthChaz