Christmas Charity Fundraiser 2014: Poll 1

[buttons]

oh yeah if Ataxia UK goes through to the short list poll i absolutely will fight for it and post about why it's important for me. i'll even post using proper capital letters. hopefully i can educate some people at the same time, that one liner on the first page does not do it justice at all, it is much much more than that. everyone should come together to give a compelling argument for each side so we can all make an informed decision. show ur passion ppl of habbox.

[Empired]

I will write some more about Parkinson's disease if it gets through to the second phase

[welshcake]

I Voted for Parkinson's UK as it always and always will be my charity of choice. Just like I feel Empired is, I'm very passionate for the charity. I and I'm sure many others know how much it effects not just the person who has it, but the people who love and care for them also.

[Kardan]

Are we referring to revenue's here? If so, your figures on Russ are way, way out.

EDIT: See what you've done; there are various funding avenues with different branches/names.

It's how Wispur has done it. The charity apparently has to be registered in the UK to count, so for the Russ Foundation it would have to be 'RUSS FOUNDATION UK' which has an income of £929 a year.

And yes @Kyle; - These are just total incomes. What really matters is the proportion of that which is spent on charitable causes.

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Also glad to see that a few others liked the children's hospital idea via Child's Play, guess we just have to wait next year and I make sure I post the charity number in size 6 bold text or something.

[scottish]

And yes @Kyle; - These are just total incomes. What really matters is the proportion of that which is spent on charitable causes.

compile a list

[AgnesIO]

It's how Wispur has done it. The charity apparently has to be registered in the UK to count, so for the Russ Foundation it would have to be 'RUSS FOUNDATION UK' which has an income of £929 a year.

And yes @Kyle; - These are just total incomes. What really matters is the proportion of that which is spent on charitable causes.

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Also glad to see that a few others liked the children's hospital idea via Child's Play, guess we just have to wait next year and I make sure I post the charity number in size 6 bold text or something.

Nope - the UK and Indian names are different, so it wouldn't go through that account

[Kardan]

Nope - the UK and Indian names are different, so it wouldn't go through that account

Whats the UK Charity called then? The website doesn't give any details on it, and the only UK Charity I can find under the name of 'Russ Foundation' is the one getting £929 a year.

[Drewar]

Voted for Chrons, Parkinsons and Alzheimers. Apparently those are also the three with the most votes.

[Shar]

I voted for a few. Quite happy with Alzheimer's or Crohns being the charity of choice this year.

[scottish]

Wasn't this meant to end at 8pm?

Should have set it to close at 8 ;l useless wispur