).Anyway, what are our thoughts for this year?
1) Stay with Macmillan.
2) Find a new Charity.
3) Split between more than one charity.
4) Not do a charity at all.
Also, whatever we do, you also need to decide who runs it.
For my money, I like the idea of staying with Macmillan, as we're now beginning to be able to look back at a pretty serious amount of cash raised for a small on-linecommunity
. I'm quite happy to continue with the administration as well. Just out of interest, I've no direct link or relationship to Macmillan, or any of it's staff. I like to support them because someone close to me is on remission from lung cancer, not because I fancy one of the admin girls (lovely as they are), as was recently suggested
.On the other hand, if we think that the time has come for a change (either in admin terms, or the charity), then that's fine as well. If we change the charity, I'm happy to admin that, or if someone else fancies a go, then that's cool as well.
. Well done.
. I know the total that has been through here is £8671.00p mostly plus 28% Gift-Aid, and out of interest, that's ninety cheques through here so far, many of which are bulk cheques as a result of many smaller donations (e.g. Paul's chocs), where the organiser has sent me a total. Don't forget that many of the major payments (cars auctions for instance) have gone directly to Macmillan.
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