For Chartiy !

Totto · 27-Nov-2005, 23:29

Right ,this club has been really good to me with help advice & general info , but i feel a bit miffed sometimes as i cannot repay any of the help i have got ,seeing as i am over in N Ireland

So here is the deal , Christmas is around the Corner & I have £50 to donate to a Charity of your choice

So who's it gonna be ?????????

27-Nov-2005, 23:33

Riders for Health ..... always a good choice ...

Fordie · 27-Nov-2005, 23:35

Sally Army could do with £50 this time of year. May I comend you on your generosity . 4D

[Edited on 27-11-2005 by Fordie]

AL900SL · 27-Nov-2005, 23:42

RNLI
As nobody ever seems to think of them and they must be the bravest, most unselfish guys in the UK.
Cheers
Allan R

YMFB · 28-Nov-2005, 00:13

Good on you.

Everyone probably has a favourite charity mine is BHF - British Heart Foundation because I lost my brother at 32 and mum three years later at 59, but thats personal. If its the club that is your motivation there must be something for the race marshalls or air ambulance, but as Im no racer someone can soon point you in the direction Im sure.

Its a shame there arent more people like you with generosity like this - well done.

phoenix n max · 28-Nov-2005, 00:49

http://www.whizz-kidz.org.uk/Page.asp

My sis has triplets - one of which has Cerebral Palsy. These peeps work wonders and a very worthy cause imho

Or these folks http://www.muscular-dystrophy.org/

[Edited on 28-11-2005 by phoenix n max]

berto · 28-Nov-2005, 01:24

Berto's dreadlock fund!!!

NBs996 · 28-Nov-2005, 01:25

Nice thought dude.

On the occassion when I have a few quid of my own to donate I like to help out not the big well known charities (as worthy as they are), but the smaller local groups where the little bit can make a much more noticable impact.

My vote is that you do the same.

Totto · 28-Nov-2005, 09:02

The Club is mostly my motivation ,but my kids will prob get everything they want or nearly ,which is prob to much & it is the season of goodwill to others

Ps there's no Christmas smilie

Totto · 28-Nov-2005, 16:01

Hmm 86 views and only a couple of suggestions

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27-Nov-2005, 23:33	#2
Dibble Posts: n/a Riders for Health ..... always a good choice ... Reply

27-Nov-2005, 23:35	#3
Fordie Regional Organiser - BHCN Ducati Corse Posts: 3,276 Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Dunstable Beds Mood: Raring to Ride Sally Army could do with £50 this time of year. May I comend you on your generosity . 4D [Edited on 27-11-2005 by Fordie] Reply

27-Nov-2005, 23:42	#4
AL900SL Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 203 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Worcestershire Mood: Poor Grammer RNLI As nobody ever seems to think of them and they must be the bravest, most unselfish guys in the UK. Cheers Allan R Reply

28-Nov-2005, 00:49	#6
phoenix n max Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,213 Join Date: Dec 2004 http://www.whizz-kidz.org.uk/Page.asp My sis has triplets - one of which has Cerebral Palsy. These peeps work wonders and a very worthy cause imho Or these folks http://www.muscular-dystrophy.org/ [Edited on 28-11-2005 by phoenix n max] Reply

28-Nov-2005, 01:24	#7
berto Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 730 Join Date: Oct 2004 Berto's dreadlock fund!!! Reply

28-Nov-2005, 09:02	#9
Totto Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,262 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Northern Ireland Mood: Not so broke any more !!!!!!!! The Club is mostly my motivation ,but my kids will prob get everything they want or nearly ,which is prob to much & it is the season of goodwill to others Ps there's no Christmas smilie Reply

28-Nov-2005, 16:01	#10
Totto Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,262 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Northern Ireland Mood: Not so broke any more !!!!!!!! Hmm 86 views and only a couple of suggestions Reply