Feel absolutely gutted for a stranger

GobbledyGook

Does the lady organise a lot of things to do with the charity?

I have a friend who, for her own very specific reasons, has taken a charitable cause to her heart in the last year.

In the beginning we all went to every event she organised, donated to every raffle she planned and sponsored her for every thing she decided to do. However since Christmas she's done three sponsored things and had 4 'do's' - it's constant and people are pretty fed up of it now to be honest. It's great that she has a passion, but it's costing people a lot of money and time to support her charity.

Newlyboughthouse

GobbledyGook wrote: »

Does the lady organise a lot of things to do with the charity?

I have a friend who, for her own very specific reasons, has taken a charitable cause to her heart in the last year.

In the beginning we all went to every event she organised, donated to every raffle she planned and sponsored her for every thing she decided to do. However since Christmas she's done three sponsored things and had 4 'do's' - it's constant and people are pretty fed up of it now to be honest. It's great that she has a passion, but it's costing people a lot of money and time to support her charity.

As I say above, I think it's the first time she's organised something like this, judging by her FB page