Lets hope that in the days to come, those that think that charity begins at home put that thought to one side to help those who are suffering in the Philippines.
It’s good to see that the UK, as always, is among the first to offer help and support.
By: Derekf - 12th November 2013 at 20:29
Sending huge amounts of money to countries i do disagree with as i suspect very little of the money ends up where it is supposed to go.Sending practical stuff that can be used,eaten,drunk,administered as medicine or made into shelters for temporary housing i agree 100%.
Normally I might agree but in this case I’ll trust the charities to buy what they with the money we provide.
By: trumper - 12th November 2013 at 19:47
Re 4. Crikey ! This is getting boring. Another comment that I agree with.
Oh no you don’t [well we are heading towards pantomime season LOL ] 🙂 Oh yes we are.
By: John Green - 12th November 2013 at 18:54
Re 4. Crikey ! This is getting boring. Another comment that I agree with.
By: trumper - 12th November 2013 at 18:21
P.S IS THE FORUM PLAYING UP WITH POSTINGS?
By: trumper - 12th November 2013 at 18:20
Sending huge amounts of money to countries i do disagree with as i suspect very little of the money ends up where it is supposed to go.Sending practical stuff that can be used,eaten,drunk,administered as medicine or made into shelters for temporary housing i agree 100%.
By: John Green - 12th November 2013 at 16:20
Well, there’s hope yet! I never in my wildest, thought that I would ever agree with anything you would write. Yes, I do believe that charity begins at home but, if this isn’t a hugely deserving cause then I don’t know what is.
By: Moggy C - 12th November 2013 at 13:55
I have just dropped off a huge pile of clothing, culled from our wardrobes, to the local Filipino restaurant for onward transmission to Mildenhall then on to Clark / Vilamor
Little enough to do. But it makes me feel I have done something
Moggy
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