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Originally Posted by GreyWing  As far as I know Lee it's one of those that is a genuine good cause, not one like the Red Cross etc where some plonk is pocketing £200,000 a year to run it 
Plus it gives some people a good chance to make a business in the third world where they would have no chance of raising any cash for machines.
I'd treat it as a very good cause and if you get something back then happy days, but the money can make a huge huge difference to people. |
it's funny you mentioning that,some bloke i know stated a charity shop and he paid very little in rent,no employee wages and he sold donated ex-argos gear he made a fortune because only a certain percentage has to go to charity,i am not sure of the percentage but i think it is around 20%
what a t**t he was.