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Is anyone cutting back on donations to charity?

6 replies

runsymumsy · 26/10/2008 00:29

With things getting a bit tight, my finger has been hovering over the cancel direct debit button recently for my charity donations. It seems like a quick win to helping make ends meet, but I'm feeling mean.

Has anyone done anything different with regards giving to charity recently?

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PhantomOfTheChocolateCake · 26/10/2008 00:32

There are other things you can do to give them money. Charity shops are always looking for things to sell, you may also pick up some things which will help. People will be shopping in them more when money's tight.

SnoopDog · 26/10/2008 00:33

i cancelled my dds,

was 14 a month,

168 a year,

i am on mat leave,

i will re do when i am back at work,

mumblechum · 27/10/2008 14:09

I haven't cancelled any yet, but if I get made redundant (which is looking likely), then yes, I'll have to cancel them.

Monty100 · 28/10/2008 00:12

Hi (newbie)

Yes I have.

Labour Party membership

Flum · 28/10/2008 00:16

Mmmmm interesting. DH sells mainly to charities and I reckon within a year his business will be down but he thinks not. We disagree, strongly......

BananaFruitBat · 28/10/2008 00:17

I've cancelled all Direct Debits for Charities, but I make one off donations when I can.

I don't feel quite so bad.

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