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    Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    Hiya people,

    Would any of you care to splash a little cash with the very well organised and 100% worthy "Help for Heroes" campaign please?

    It's dead easy. Click on my Sig, go to the Donate icon (same icon, but on their home page) and click donate. 3 minutes, with your plastic.... leave a little note if you wish to, to send your best regards and heartfelt thanks to the lads and lasses battling and risking life and limb..and sometimes.. paying the price that many of us just can't even contemplate.

    I was looking today at something online for £20 and changed my mind, and dropped it where it belongs. Helping someone I will prolly never meet, who fought to keep us safe.

    Over 'n out.

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    There have been a few Help For Heroes people in the local shopping centres, if im around I usually give them my spare change, its not much but I really do feel that its a worthwhile cause.

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    A worthy cause I don't mind donating to.
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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    Everytime I see or hear the news, we've lost another soldier.. it's gutting.. and many many are hurt and can't work again.

    These guys deserve our hard earned tbh.

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    Donated before, and will again without a doubt. If anyone deserves your money it's these lads and ladies.

    Get it on the front page too.

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    Dontated H4H before and will do in the future, also donated to Holidays4Heroes a charity setup by serving and ex-servicemen to sort holidays for injured squadies and families of the bereaved. Started by members of a website that found out that the wife of a serviceman killed in Afghanistan was about to get repossessed Christmas 07, they guys had a quick whip round and managed to get her sorted over xmas and it sort of snowballed from there.

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    What makes me angry is that it takes a charity to give the level of support that they should get by rights.

    Governments are all talk and no action!
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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    Quote Originally Posted by blueball View Post
    What makes me angry is that it takes a charity to give the level of support that they should get by rights.

    Governments are all talk and no action!
    Yup. And it's the government that got them into it in the first place. Without wishing to go off topic I find it hard to imagine that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are what most people had in mind when they signed up.

    Also donated at my local Tesco's a while ago. Think the bloke was quite surprised when I gave him £20. I guess what I'm trying to say is that it's a totally worthy cause regardless of how worthy either war is.

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    Quote Originally Posted by blueball View Post
    What makes me angry is that it takes a charity to give the level of support that they should get by rights.

    Governments are all talk and no action!
    PS I'm currently unemployed but have donated what I can.
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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    I don't normally donate all that often, but in this instance I think I will. I do feel sorry for those outtehre fighting for us because they have no choice in the matter, and for those that have left families and children behind.

    I'm sure we can all spare a fiver

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    I have been invited to a Charity Sunday lunch at the East of England Showground, Peterborough on 22nd February for this.
    They are also hoping to break the Sunday Lunch service World Record so the more the merrier.

    Cost = £5 per adult
    Children and Current Servicemen/Women = Free

    This is something very close to mine and families' hearts. I can honestly say that its always a bit 'tearful' for me when i see another serviceman die as it may be a close buddy so its VERY worthwhile.
    If anyone wants the details then feel free to PM me.

    Without wishing to go off topic I find it hard to imagine that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are what most people had in mind when they signed up.
    It is a bit off topic and hopefully it wont cloud this thread, but fighting around the world is exactly what people sign up for.....i know i did.

    Service people do not want to sit in Germany/Aldershot/Lympstone for their career....they want to do what they are trained for

    If they dont, they are in the wrong job.
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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    well, keep the money coming guys, and we'll also revisit it again soon... because a fiver, or a tenner, or twenty quid.. it all counts

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    I will donate when I am home, dont trust the work's network really.

    A very worthy cause.

    To be honest, these men and women, are over there putting his or her's life on the line, yet when they come back, they get screwed over. Like recently, in the papers and news, I can't remember names, so I apologise for that, a young soldier, had been crippled while in Iraq and now home wanted to build, basically a bungalow in his dad's backyard, yet the local council said no, as it would be an eyesore and spoil the view. I mean seriously, talk about a kick in the balls!.
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    Re: Charity Donation Time: Guys, can you offer Help for Heroes?

    Will donate what i can tomorrow.
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