MON Posted 31 December 2004 Posted 31 December 2004 The people that have lost their lives, became homeless, and lost loved ones. In the disaters of Tsunami. I have got a thought, lets not have that extra 1 or 2 drinks and donate that money to them. Everyone has done Britian proud, with all the donations. Let's keep it up. How to donate HOW TO DONATE The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) is an umbrella group of UK charities including, among others, British Red Cross, Cafod, Oxfam, Save the Children, Tearfund Call them on 0870 60 60 900 or donate online at www.dec.org.uk By the end of the week people should be able to donate cash or cheques - made payable to the DEC Tsunami Earthquake Appeal - at High Street banks. Cash or cheques (made payable to Post Office Ltd) can be donated over the counter at Post Office branches. Other bodies raising money include the Muslim groups Muslim Aid (020 7377 4200) and Islamic Relief (0121 622 0622) and the Hindu charities Sewa International 0116 261 0303 and the ISKCON Disaster Appeal on 01923 856848. Sri Lankan organisations including Asia Quake Relief Appeal UK ([email protected]) are also raising money i also believe it would be a goot Idea to have a 5 minute silence on Foxes Talk, as a mark of respect. RIP
MON Posted 31 December 2004 Author Posted 31 December 2004 I'm off now, thanks alot for the great response
Matt Posted 1 January 2005 Posted 1 January 2005 We donated money yesterday. It was quite worring when we first heard the news because my cousin is currently in Thailand and just before it all happened he was on a bus to Phuket, Just by luck he got off the bus before he reached phuket, He should be returning to Australia on Jan 5th...the day we leave! So we have definetly gave thought to all the people in the disaster. RIP
Cobbo Posted 1 January 2005 Posted 1 January 2005 I'm off now, thanks alot for the great response 50689[/snapback] Just because people don't respond to your thread does not mean that they haven't given to a charity worthy of their hard earned cash.
City Fan Posted 1 January 2005 Posted 1 January 2005 Phuket50725[/snapback] Is it just me who finds that name amusing........? :laugh:
Anish Posted 1 January 2005 Posted 1 January 2005 Phuket50725[/snapback] Is it just me who finds that name amusing........? :laugh: 50747[/snapback] I used to find it funny - when I was 16/17
Muz Posted 1 January 2005 Posted 1 January 2005 We give clothes to charities and so on... Its a terrible thing But,for me charity starts at home
Guest Daniel Posted 1 January 2005 Posted 1 January 2005 Good post and a 5 minutes forum silence would be a good idea.
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