Hey i sent away for loads of autographs....SFM also in the post....
I was unsuree what i wanted to do for children in need....could i like sell them? or do u have to ask the person first?
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Hi Mark, and Welcome to the charity board.
Glad you have started raising money for Children in Need. I do not think that you need to ask C I N, as they ask you to raise money for them.
Secondly, If you would like to raise money, then sell them. I suggest eBay as it attracts many people. Always say that they are for charity when selling them though.
Who have you had sucesses from?
Hope this helps,
James
Glad you have started raising money for Children in Need. I do not think that you need to ask C I N, as they ask you to raise money for them.
Secondly, If you would like to raise money, then sell them. I suggest eBay as it attracts many people. Always say that they are for charity when selling them though.
Who have you had sucesses from?
Hope this helps,
James
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Hi guys!
Ebay (in the UK) have set up a special "Charity Auction" area which is dedicated at the moment to "Children In Need". As far as I am aware give you special reduced rates and they donate all associated listings fees on your behalf.
I think at the moment it is only for Children In Need, but after the event in November they will be opening it up so that anyone collecting for any registered charity can use the service.
Check out this link for more info: http://pages.ebay.co.uk/community/charity/index.html
Ian
Ebay (in the UK) have set up a special "Charity Auction" area which is dedicated at the moment to "Children In Need". As far as I am aware give you special reduced rates and they donate all associated listings fees on your behalf.
I think at the moment it is only for Children In Need, but after the event in November they will be opening it up so that anyone collecting for any registered charity can use the service.
Check out this link for more info: http://pages.ebay.co.uk/community/charity/index.html
Ian
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