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Have you done the ice bucket yet?
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Wrong-Direction
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The charity has made like 30million dollars , I've donated to cancer research and kept myself dry!
pastafarian
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rude word alert!
Geestar
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Bored of it
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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That bored you went to the trouble of opening a thread clearly marked 'Ice bucket'. It's a funny ol world.
GingerBeerMan
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Are you the LOL hun xxx lady?
matthew
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The charity tests on animals which I don't like.
I'll still do the ice bucket - if only because I've been chosen 4 bloody times now.
I'll still do the ice bucket - if only because I've been chosen 4 bloody times now.
gregbrighton
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Good cause...maybe...but please if you can afford it give a couple of quid to our 'Wheelchair' football team of the AITC this Saturday Join the conversation
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Dear Supporter
Looking forward to our match against Charlton Athletic this weekend? Well, if you arrive early you can support our wheelchair football team as they take on Aston Villa’s equivalent from 12.30am, as we continue to make Jadey’s Dream come true.
The Wheelchair Football Association (WFA) Cup is taking place at BACA (Brighton Aldridge Community Academy) which is just a short walk away from the Amex Stadium, so if you haven’t yet seen a wheelchair football match, Saturday is your chance. And, if you can get along and watch we plan to be able to let some of you have a go in a powerchair and see just how difficult the game is!
Back at the Amex, at half-time during Albion’s game against the Addicks, powerchair team player Jadey Yesilada will be interviewed on the pitch. He’s the force behind AITC’s fundraising campaign to raise money so that every young person in Sussex with a disability has the chance to take part in sport. Jadey got the chance to play sport at the age of six by joining one of AITC’s disability sports clubs so knows the huge impact AITC can have on a disabled young person’s life.
Back at the Amex, at half-time during Albion's game against the Addicks Powerchair team player Jadey Yesilada will be interviewed on the pitch. He's the force behind AITC's fundraising campaign to raise money so that every young person in Sussex with a disability has the chance to take part in sport. Jadey, got the chance to play sport at the age of six by joining one of AITC's disability sports clubs so knows the huge impact AITC can have on a disabled young person's life.
It is his mission and ours to raise £200,000 so that AITC can double the reach of their award winning disability programme.
You can make all the difference to the life of someone like Jadey, someone who doesn’t yet have the chance to go out and take part in sport. It would be fantastic if every Albion supporter attending the match could make a small donation of just £2. If everyone did that we would raise a life-changing £50,000.
We look forward to seeing you on Saturday and look out for us in Jadey’s Dream t-shirts!
Together we can give more people like Jadey a chance.
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Dear Supporter
Looking forward to our match against Charlton Athletic this weekend? Well, if you arrive early you can support our wheelchair football team as they take on Aston Villa’s equivalent from 12.30am, as we continue to make Jadey’s Dream come true.
The Wheelchair Football Association (WFA) Cup is taking place at BACA (Brighton Aldridge Community Academy) which is just a short walk away from the Amex Stadium, so if you haven’t yet seen a wheelchair football match, Saturday is your chance. And, if you can get along and watch we plan to be able to let some of you have a go in a powerchair and see just how difficult the game is!
Back at the Amex, at half-time during Albion’s game against the Addicks, powerchair team player Jadey Yesilada will be interviewed on the pitch. He’s the force behind AITC’s fundraising campaign to raise money so that every young person in Sussex with a disability has the chance to take part in sport. Jadey got the chance to play sport at the age of six by joining one of AITC’s disability sports clubs so knows the huge impact AITC can have on a disabled young person’s life.
Back at the Amex, at half-time during Albion's game against the Addicks Powerchair team player Jadey Yesilada will be interviewed on the pitch. He's the force behind AITC's fundraising campaign to raise money so that every young person in Sussex with a disability has the chance to take part in sport. Jadey, got the chance to play sport at the age of six by joining one of AITC's disability sports clubs so knows the huge impact AITC can have on a disabled young person's life.
It is his mission and ours to raise £200,000 so that AITC can double the reach of their award winning disability programme.
You can make all the difference to the life of someone like Jadey, someone who doesn’t yet have the chance to go out and take part in sport. It would be fantastic if every Albion supporter attending the match could make a small donation of just £2. If everyone did that we would raise a life-changing £50,000.
We look forward to seeing you on Saturday and look out for us in Jadey’s Dream t-shirts!
Together we can give more people like Jadey a chance.
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I got that email earlier today, will definitely be popping along early to watch and donate.
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Right, so how much do you pay to charity if you're nominated?
woody12a
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£3.00
luppers
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You will have to get there very early for a 1230am start, that is just after midnight !
OzMike
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I would do it, if suggested, for the right reasons, but will not be eagerly standing in line just for trending sake.
fataddick
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You're supposed to pay $10 if you're nominated and do it, or $100 if you're nominated and back out.
The £3 thing is those c**ts at Macmillan trying to steal/hijack another - more obscure, infinitesimally less funded (ALS/MND) - charity's campaign.
I hope ALS take Macmillan to court and every penny goes to ALS.