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    Wow - some great ideas! Agree with the overall theme and I'm sure I've got stuff I could include - and I like Deefersmum's idea of diecuts etc. I'd be happy to do custom cuts and titles as well.
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    Great ideas - I would be happy to take part - I agree after Christmas would be better I think.
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    I also think it would be best left until after Christmas - with the amount of post whizzing everywhere there is a higher chance of it going missing and that could then become embarrassing for seller and buyer.
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    I would be more than happy to help too with excess stash/die cuts.

    For some of the larger items I am willing to part with though, I would prefer to offer them for sale through the VIP section but I can't see that being a problem.
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    I think its a good idea too but I do have a concern - in that can we be sure that ChaletSchoolFan will get the money to use as best needed? In my ignorance, I don't know how JG really works, and I'm really not being funny but so many times, Aid in its many forms doesn't always get to where its donors have intended and it would be such a shame if a chunk of it went in admin if you see what I mean?
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    Got this from the Just Giving website:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacksmissis View Post
    I think its a good idea too but I do have a concern - in that can we be sure that ChaletSchoolFan will get the money to use as best needed? In my ignorance, I don't know how JG really works, and I'm really not being funny but so many times, Aid in its many forms doesn't always get to where its donors have intended and it would be such a shame if a chunk of it went in admin if you see what I mean?
    Good question, JM, but as Susan has highlighted, JustGiving is a platform to transfer money (sort of like Paypal but without their fees and with the ability to Gift aid the donation). It also has the advantage of being transparent, so we could all see how much in total Craft Telly has raised to support CSF. However, I only suggested JustGiving, if CSF or anyone else for that matter, thinks that there is a better platform for the actual process of transferring the cash then let's put it forward. Ultimately, I think it should be CSF who decides what fund-raising process we follow, but the idea itself seems to have legs so I will certainly have some goodies ready for the New Year.
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    I think there are probably other sites as well as Just Giving but think that is the main one.

    After Christmas is much better especially on the parcel front.

    Could we include stamps as well?

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    Thanks Suban and Dips, that's good, I had heard of them but had no idea how it worked! I really don't mind how its done so long as CSF gets it. I agree too about leaving it till after Christmas, with post and deliveries being extra busy - not forgetting peeps too! think it would give us something to look forward to as well!

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    You never know perhaps some of our lovely sponsors for the forum might put the odd little item up for grabs??????????????????????????:mysmilie_481::mysm ilie_50::mysmilie_11:
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