Donation for "wee man" Trophy!
Discussion
Hi
I have already started the donations towards the "wee man" Trophy.
If you wish to donate towards this please send a cheque made out to BBWF and mark on the back W/T then we now what its for to me at:
A Hutcheson
21 The Broadwalk,
Eynesbury,
St Neots.
Cambs.
PE19 2SG
or via pay-pal to my e-mail address, please mark as a gift and note it as a donation to W/T.
AndyTVRTank@aol.com
Thanking you in adavnce
Andy
I have already started the donations towards the "wee man" Trophy.
If you wish to donate towards this please send a cheque made out to BBWF and mark on the back W/T then we now what its for to me at:
A Hutcheson
21 The Broadwalk,
Eynesbury,
St Neots.
Cambs.
PE19 2SG
or via pay-pal to my e-mail address, please mark as a gift and note it as a donation to W/T.
AndyTVRTank@aol.com
Thanking you in adavnce
Andy
Mr Tank said:
Hi Darren
Thanks for your Donation!
You and everybody my be interstead to know the Fund now Stands at £250.00 so Please don't stop sending in donations, so we can provide a Memorial Trophy worthy of Simon's Memory!
Andy
Maybe we could ask his mum where to donate the change ? Thanks for your Donation!
You and everybody my be interstead to know the Fund now Stands at £250.00 so Please don't stop sending in donations, so we can provide a Memorial Trophy worthy of Simon's Memory!
Andy
BadRed said:
Maybe we could ask his mum where to donate the change ?
It was suggested at the funeral for those that would like to donate some funds to a worthwhile cause Simon would have liked this charity
http://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/
billynomates said:
It was suggested at the funeral for those that would like to donate some funds to a worthwhile
cause Simon would have liked this charity
http://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/
Around 15 years ago i stood with a good friend and his wife in a london hospital watching as the staff turned the machine off that was keeping their 13 year old daughter alive..She had Leukaemia..The cancer had spread to her brain and she was in a coma..This still haunts me and is one of the worst things i have ever witnessed..from that day i always vowed to help children that are suffering and whilst working i used to donate as much as i could to the rainbow trust charity for terminally ill children..Due to an accident at work im now restricted to what i can do so my contribution has been less than i would like..However i have £120 to give to charity from the profit of this years wedge calendars, I did round it off to £150 but donated towards the trophy,It is up to you guys as you donated the money so i can either donate it to this worthy cause or hand it over at the fest to be added to any other monies raised and then divided between relevant charities thereafter...Thanks..Zigacause Simon would have liked this charity
http://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/
Hi
Well we are trying to do something special and we are still waiting a price!
Yes we could buy a basic trophy for a lot less than we have donated already.
But are we going to do just the cheapist thing (Which remindes me that's the excuse some Traders give for not coming to the Fest, they think we are tight!)
Or do we do the best we can to have a special item to have as a memory for the "wee man"
Also we need to keep a little in the BBWF fund to have the item engraved each year!
Andy
Well we are trying to do something special and we are still waiting a price!
Yes we could buy a basic trophy for a lot less than we have donated already.
But are we going to do just the cheapist thing (Which remindes me that's the excuse some Traders give for not coming to the Fest, they think we are tight!)
Or do we do the best we can to have a special item to have as a memory for the "wee man"
Also we need to keep a little in the BBWF fund to have the item engraved each year!
Andy
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