I had a very busy day on Wednesday as I had around 30 friends at mine for a Christmas gift party. A friend brought lots of stocking filler type presents. I raffled off a bottle of bubbly and a couple of gifts. I have also decided that I am not posting Christmas cards this year, so I have just sent Lyn and Louise £50.
I know that many of you send extra donations and it is hugely appreciated by Thyroid UK. It helps enormously to pay for the running of such a brilliant charity. There are so many people out there who need our help!
Who else is planning to do something to donate to Thyroid UK?
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hi there suze, so glad that some of us are trying to put something back to the good people on this site ..... I recently raised over £200 by sending ali cans to the scrapyard [ blog = ali ali everywhere ] ....currently check on the pinned post column [ auction for thyroid uk ] ....louise is auctioning a new STIEFF 'teddy/animal' on e bay that I am donating ....hopefully it will raise some much needed funds.......I also have a few more ideas to come because I feel that the people that run this site should be appreciated in whatever way we can ......well done for your enterprise .....LoL alan xx
Yes that's brilliant Alan, well done for your efforts, like you say it's all for a good cause. So many people need our help which makes everyone at the thyroid uk office and all those involved very busy.
My friends keep asking me when I will be doing my next sponsored silence ... Cheeky
and the little things that we do will give them a well deserved 'pat on the back ' and will hopefully give them a personal boost that I feel is so very well earned and deserved ......alan xxx
Thank you to Sue & Alan for their various efforts!
no thanks needed louise , we do what we have done out of total respect for you and your people .....with PRIDE ...... please take OUR thanks .....alan xxx
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