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Ah, Isn't That Good Of Us?
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http:// www.the sun.co. uk/sol/ homepag e/news/ 6813618 /100k-o n-days- out-to- help-re fugees- intergr ate.htm l
I wonder how many of our 'OWN' have never been given a chance to enjoy such things?
There must be many who have never even seen their own seasides.
I wonder how many of our 'OWN' have never been given a chance to enjoy such things?
There must be many who have never even seen their own seasides.
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a registered charity and as such entitled to lottery funding along with other registered charities.
Presumably there are other charities that help non-refugees?
a registered charity and as such entitled to lottery funding along with other registered charities.
Presumably there are other charities that help non-refugees?
If your donating to HRSC then it clearly states on their website that the money will be used for such purposes:
http:// www.hrs g.org.u k
As for National Lottery money being used, I'm pretty sure the Suns exposé of this 'scandal' won't affect the amount taking part in it.
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As for National Lottery money being used, I'm pretty sure the Suns exposé of this 'scandal' won't affect the amount taking part in it.
"But to take you up on your statement do not taxpayers also buy lottery tickets? "
Er, you might want to revisit the logic of that statement ...
The Hillingdon charity is part funded by the lottery and part funded by charitable donations presumably. Good news for those lottery players who hate to think they might be helping refugees TOO much :-)
Er, you might want to revisit the logic of that statement ...
The Hillingdon charity is part funded by the lottery and part funded by charitable donations presumably. Good news for those lottery players who hate to think they might be helping refugees TOO much :-)
There are many charities that take children out and about, like these
http:// www.lee dschild renscha rity.or g.uk/
http:// www.fam ilyholi dayasso ciation .org.uk /
http:// www.the princip letrust .co.uk/
http:// www.hop scotch- charity .org/ch ildren- we-help .htm
And, shock!, some of them are part funded by the National Lottery.
Stop being a grinch, AOG, it's nearly Christmas
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And, shock!, some of them are part funded by the National Lottery.
Stop being a grinch, AOG, it's nearly Christmas
There are many many charities in the country providing help for just about everyone needing it - if you know of a family who may not qualify for the charity linked but need a break, here is one example to try.
A simple search finds many that could help.
http:// www.fam ilyholi dayasso ciation .org.uk /
A simple search finds many that could help.
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