What would you rather do?

[Kellie]

Depends at what age you are talking.

I personally look at £10k and think "yeah, would be a nice boost to my bank account, but really, it isn't going to go that far".

Spent £450 so far without even stepping foot in my Uni yet, just about says how much £10k is

I guess, I look at it and think, that could get me a nice car or something that would be useful. But you're right, 10k isn't a lot to some people, but others it would be a great boost.

And woah lmao, yeah I guess so.

[kuzkasate]

I would take the 10k at this moment in my life. Maybe when I graduate, have a family, have a good job I would say charity but for now, £10k pls

[Samantha]

I would give the million to charity.

The 10k might be nice, but I've been living without it, I don't exactly need it right there and then when on the other hand, there may be families there not coping. Their children could be dying and the 1million could be used to either make them more comfortable, or help them in their life. 10k I can earn after 2 years at work with some besides for myself instead of taking it instantly and it could be gone just as quick.

I rarely spend money, the most I'll spend is when I'd like a new games console or laptop, holidays etc. so to have it sit in my bank doing nothing when it could have been so much more and help many people wouldn't be fair in my opinion.

[ToxicMint]

id deffo take the 10K, i hate charities there already getting enough money they dont need the extra million. i think charities should back off begging to be fair.

[AgnesIO]

id deffo take the 10K, i hate charities there already getting enough money they dont need the extra million. i think charities should back off begging to be fair.

i think brain dead forum users should be banned to be fair

I don't know why I am bothering to reply, but generalising every charity in the way you have just done is moronic at best - very, very few charities (as a percentage) 'get enough', and the vast majority of charities essentially fill the whole that the government has left open through failing to meet the needs of its citizens.

[ToxicMint]

i think brain dead forum users should be banned to be fair

I don't know why I am bothering to reply, but generalising every charity in the way you have just done is moronic at best - very, very few charities (as a percentage) 'get enough', and the vast majority of charities essentially fill the whole that the government has left open through failing to meet the needs of its citizens.

excuse me thats my view on the matter. dont try acting all high and mighty speaking to me that way. its my opinion on the way charities work based on information ive seen happen locally and nationally.

[AgnesIO]

excuse me thats my view on the matter. dont try acting all high and mighty speaking to me that way. its my opinion on the way charities work based on information ive seen happen locally and nationally.

Clearly you have seen little information. I will speak to you how you deserve to be spoken to; arrogant views deserve arrogant responses.

Using Cancer Research is not exactly a fair way to judge charities, and - by the looks of it - that is exactly what one has done.

[ToxicMint]

Clearly you have seen little information. I will speak to you how you deserve to be spoken to; arrogant views deserve arrogant responses.

Using Cancer Research is not exactly a fair way to judge charities, and - by the looks of it - that is exactly what one has done.

Who mentioned cancer research. not me. and your the arrogant one attacking me on here. your disgusting.
i said charities i didn't single anyone charity out

[Succubus]

probably the 1m to a charity, or set up one. there's plenty of people in need and i'd rather help them out!!

[AgnesIO]

Who mentioned cancer research. not me. and your the arrogant one attacking me on here. your disgusting.
i said charities i didn't single anyone charity out

Well the small minded views presented in your original post suggest that you don't actually have any real basis for your comments.

And it is "you're", and "their". Just a heads up