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I would like to suggest 'Scope' which is a charity for cerebral palsy. www.scope.org.uk/
(Edited by SPIKE 26/04/2007 00:36)
(Edited by SPIKE 26/04/2007 00:36)
Posted: 00:35 Apr 26 2007
T-Party funds - Charity suggestions
As announced at the T-Party, funds raised from the evening are going to be donated to charity. We need your help in deciding which charity should be selected.
Our plan is to use a poll for everyone to make the final decision, therefore firstly, we need people to post suggestions below that will be entered on there.
Thank you once again from the main organisers of this years party to everyone that attended and helped make it enjoyable
Our plan is to use a poll for everyone to make the final decision, therefore firstly, we need people to post suggestions below that will be entered on there.
Thank you once again from the main organisers of this years party to everyone that attended and helped make it enjoyable
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Posted: 00:35 Apr 26 2007 
The Parkinson's Disease Society
My dad has PD.
It doesn't get half as much recognition as other 'disease' charities.
My dad has PD.
It doesn't get half as much recognition as other 'disease' charities.
Posted: 18:27 Apr 26 2007 
Any premature baby charity...ie Bliss, Tiny Lives (in my part of the world) or any autism based charity would get my vote too for personal reasons
Posted: 18:52 Apr 26 2007 
It's almost 6 years since the parachute jump for breast cancer research (5th of May 2001) so I would like to suggest breast cancer research UK as the charity.
(Edited by Chambler 27/04/2007 16:38)
(Edited by Chambler 27/04/2007 16:38)
Posted: 16:37 Apr 27 2007 You don't give charities to people. You give money to charities.
by Teresa
The ones you give to people?
Doing things for other people is always a bit of an enigma to you, isn't it?
Posted: 17:44 Apr 27 2007 
Ditto
by Chambler
It's almost 6 years since the parachute jump for breast cancer research (5th of May 2001) so I would like to suggest breast cancer research UK as the charity.
Posted: 19:03 Apr 27 2007 You cheeky cow! I do tons of things for other people. Infact most of money is spent on my sponsor animals and my African child. When was the last time you did something for someone? And doing Brett doesn't count
by Yvonne
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Doing things for other people is always a bit of an enigma to you, isn't it?
Posted: 22:16 Apr 27 2007
I vote for Tom Hugh's Orphanage in Nepal. They do fantastic work there and their only source of income is donations (as with all other charities) but they rely solely on word of mouth as they cannot advertise. Sadly, Tom passed away a couple of years ago but others are carrying on his good work thanks to the few donations they receive.
Posted: 09:19 Apr 28 2007