raffle draw

[Andy Collins]

I've always been cynical about filling in online stuff like that, but in the 3 years the raffles been running I've had no problems from it.

[Steve Bullman]

I've always been cynical about filling in online stuff like that, but in the 3 years the raffles been running I've had no problems from it.

 

its a legitimate charity...not the sort that randomly phones trying to sell advertising slots on calendars.

[skyhuck]

I've always been cynical about filling in online stuff like that, but in the 3 years the raffles been running I've had no problems from it.

 

[Stephen Blair]

great total steve, i have the local paper putting an advert in advertising my tree recycling, they are giving arbtalk a mention and all the members generosity:thumbup1:

[Steve Bullman]

nice one!! too bad theres only 7 people in your town!

[Stephen Blair]

[Ian Leach]

Next year can you make it easier to actually take part?

 

The registration of that other site with lots of info needed put me off (you always seem to end up with junk mail even if you ask not to after that sort of thing).

 

It a raffle after all not an excuse to collect personal data.

 

Wont a simple paypal payment work?

 

 

The charity send you emails or stuff through the post now and again about what are donations have done, what the charitys doing, selling cards that the kids have done. That's all the info is for it's just the same as buying from ebay or the internet it couldn't be easier. That's no excuse it's just lazy IMHO but anyway more chance of me winning fingers crossed

[Yve_Clark]

The charity send you emails or stuff through the post now and again about what are donations have done, what the charitys doing, selling cards that the kids have done. That's all the info is for it's just the same as buying from ebay or the internet it couldn't be easier.

 

I signed up to receive newsletters from The Children's Trust after buying my christmas cards from their site this year (which I thought was quite straight forward to do). I always think it's quite humbling to read about the work that goes on in these special places - kind of brings me back down to earth and makes me realise that sometimes the worries I have are only a flea bite on the side of an elephant compared to those of others. (You can always opt out of receiving email or postal correspondence from the charity too).

[tommer9]

. I always think it's quite humbling to read about the work that goes on in these special places - kind of brings me back down to earth and makes me realise that sometimes the worries I have are only a flea bite on the side of an elephant compared to those of others.

 

:congrats:

[Dean Lofthouse]

Isn't there something about anomynous donations anyway, I'll ask an MP