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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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We started the socials in November, the intention to get local swingers together. this has worked well, first couple re made a loss, but since then a small profit  as it was never the intention to profit from them we decided to donate excess to local charities
So far we have sponsored 2 Donkeys a t Eccup donkey sanctuary, as they are used by disabled children, some to a FAB guy who doing a charity bike ride and Finally to the Bradford Toy Library, they loan sensory toys and equipment out to disabled children.
So a great big thank you to all fab members who have attended the socials and are going to in the furure :-0
Phoenix and Twiggy :-0 xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Lovely to hear of charity benefiting from our lifestyle. Thank you.Perhaps other organisers could take note.  "
The Sheffield social also donates to charity |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"Lovely to hear of charity benefiting from our lifestyle. Thank you.Perhaps other organisers could take note.
The Sheffield social also donates to charity "
most non play socials i have been to where there has been a charge, the money left over has always gone to charity...
when I did them for the north east moons ago i use to give all the leftover money to charities..... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Lovely to hear of charity benefiting from our lifestyle. Thank you.Perhaps other organisers could take note.
The Sheffield social also donates to charity
most non play socials i have been to where there has been a charge, the money left over has always gone to charity...
when I did them for the north east moons ago i use to give all the leftover money to charities....."
That's exactly what we do |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Do the charities know the nature of the events they're benefitting from?
They are social events, nothing else, so what is your concern ? "
You need only read the thread to realise that's not how it will be portrayed in the media, especially re the toy library and disabled children. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Do the charities know the nature of the events they're benefitting from?
They are social events, nothing else, so what is your concern ?
You need only read the thread to realise that's not how it will be portrayed in the media, especially re the toy library and disabled children."
Wow and I thought I was cynical. 
Fairplay to the OP and anyone else on the scene organinising not for profit socials and helping out good causes |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Do the charities know the nature of the events they're benefitting from?
They are social events, nothing else, so what is your concern ?
You need only read the thread to realise that's not how it will be portrayed in the media, especially re the toy library and disabled children.
Wow and I thought I was cynical.
Fairplay to the OP and anyone else on the scene organinising not for profit socials and helping out good causes "
Cynical? Yes but I've been through similar 'cos the media chose to look at an innocent, well intentioned gesture in the 'perverts fund disabled kids' light.
I wish it were otherwise. It ain't. |
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