Yes, it's true, I am having some challenges finding enough people who want to make a difference with my money. Maybe I am being too tough with the (minimal) rules - namely, you cannot ask for the money for yourself, it must make a worthwhile difference to others, and preferably you ensure an element of sustainability (eg by turning £65 into something more, where part of it gets used to make a difference and part of it gets paid forward for someone else to make a difference with).
So when you read this - THINK, "What could I do?" or, "Who do I know that might possibly want to get involved?" Then let me know your idea - however simple or creative it might be.
I look forward to your help - even if it is posting a comment or an idea for someone else to think about.
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What about involving students, school kids, community workers, businesses, coaches, managers with their teams? Create a prize for the biggest difference made?
We have just challenged some of the staff from the Marketing Team for Norwich Union (whom we have been running a programme for) to see what differences they can make with £65. We had some great suggestions and the winners were 1. To buy underwear for the homeless in Norwich! 2. To sponsor an Orang-utan in the Jungle. 3. To look after gardens for the elderly. All in all some good simple things that make a differnce.
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