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Do you do any charity work?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I help out at the local greyhound rescue centre
Mainly dog walking, but also help slopping out the kennels 
I love it, it's great when I go because all the dogs now associate me with the person who walks them so as soon as they see me they go nuts
Makes you feel great to know your making that many faces happy |
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By *htcMan
over a year ago
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although i do give to charity when collection bags, i would not work for one.
in the company i work for i know exactly what type of money most of the charity's pay their workers in their offices(some earning several times the average uk wage), and what money they waste on perfect items have have no need to replace or what they could actually place in their own shops or even sell, i would never offer to do work on any. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The Teenage Cancer Trust is very close to my heart.
I do what l can.
Last month l was in the top 1% of donators apparently. I got a special email about it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I despunk men with full balls for charity. I found that there is a big need for this in the military and ex military communities. They suffer the most with "Full Balls Syndrome" and the only cure I know of is "Filthy Slut". It's a brilliant treatment for despunking and comes in both "oral" and "anal" forms, but the best results achieved when both applied repeatedly. Unfortunately "Full Ball Syndrome" has a habit of recurring so once treatment has started its advised that regular, preventative treatments with "Filthy Slut" are necessary. If this doesn't work then occasionally better results are achieved in group sessions with "Anal Whore Gangbang". The incidence of "Full Ball Syndrome" is increasing however and with more and more men requiring treatment the waiting times can be long as resources are scarce and there is not enough "Filthy Slut" available at any one time. Sometimes the availability of "Filthy Slut" is so low that emergency measures need to be taken to prevent an epidemic of "Blue Balls". This horrible condition incapacitates men and needs to be dealt with promptly. In such situations "Village Bike" is the only available option to quickly treat the entire community as it is possible to make "Village Bike" available day and night and is suitable enough to provide for the needs of an entire small town. "Village Bike" is normally provided in town centres, though peak times of after working hours and after pub closing times are best avoided to avoid queues. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Used to do a lot of work for a small charity close to our families heart but pulled back from that.
Now looking to provide Reiki treatments free of charge to those in hospices or terminally ill at home.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I lived in Brum I was involved in a charity that took under priveleged children on holiday. I've also volunteers to help homeless people at Christmas.
I would like to do more but the hours I work can be unpredictable so it's hard to commit time. And the nature of my work is emotionally draining. Which foes sound like poor excuses! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't do any charity work , but do donate to a couple of causes which is as much for my happiness as the charity .
It's a good feeling to know you are helping something you feel is worthwhile |
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