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£10,000 cash to be one in British Lung Foundation prize draw! Free entry!

KatieJJ
Posts: 2 Newbie
I found this and thought it was an opportunity not to be missed and definietly to be shared! What would you do with £10,000?
I can't enter the link but you need to visit the British Lung Foundation website and go to Giving > BLF prize draws and enter to win!
I can't enter the link but you need to visit the British Lung Foundation website and go to Giving > BLF prize draws and enter to win!
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Not a grabbit and you posted this twice0
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Pmed a BG to move to Comps board0
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Agree with pp, "charities" should not be in the position to give away this amount of cash.
Charities have become more like businesses, the Comic relief director is on a £120k+ salary (buys alot of food and mosquito nets!!) and clothes in BHF shops cost more than they do brand new as well as the fit for the tip furniture that they charge well over the odds for.
I've done a lot of charity work over the years, but now focus on closer to home fundraising where I can see exactly where the money is spent.
And no I didn't enter.MSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy0 -
I can't find this on comps board
Can anyone provide a direct link for me? Thanks in advance.
"...and in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make".0 -
Same section as grabbit Competitions Time0
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robstersgirl wrote: »Agree with pp, "charities" should not be in the position to give away this amount of cash.
Charities have become more like businesses, the Comic relief director is on a £120k+ salary (buys alot of food and mosquito nets!!) and clothes in BHF shops cost more than they do brand new as well as the fit for the tip furniture that they charge well over the odds for.
I've done a lot of charity work over the years, but now focus on closer to home fundraising where I can see exactly where the money is spent.
And no I didn't enter.
I did not think about it that way. If you look at it like the charity is giving away money that has been donated by the public. Would it not have been a good idea to set it up so people have to donate £1 to enter. Then when they have like 20,000 entries do the draw?0 -
Thanks ...Ive put my morals to one side & entered!0
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