Paul Cunningham Nurses Charity Shop Quesada

A neighbour told me that the Paul Cunningham shop in Quesada is going to open on Saturdays. Does anyone know if that is true or just a happy rumour?

I hope they get loads of support. They deserve it.
I’ll be going in as soon as I get to Quesada.. got a fair stash of cash for them. Whoo hooo.. happy days!
If that darned 90/180 rule was got rid of I’d be there already..

Just give them your stash of money, we don't all need to know how wonderful you are

Philipb1407 wrote:I hope they get loads of support. They deserve it.
I’ll be going in as soon as I get to Quesada.. got a fair stash of cash for them. Whoo hooo.. happy days!
If that darned 90/180 rule was got rid of I’d be there already..

Yes starting from March 2nd it will be open between 10 and 2pm

Chrisdee wrote:Just give them your stash of money, we don't all need to know how wonderful you are

Philipb1407 wrote:I hope they get loads of support. They deserve it.
I’ll be going in as soon as I get to Quesada.. got a fair stash of cash for them. Whoo hooo.. happy days!
If that darned 90/180 rule was got rid of I’d be there already..

[quote="Chrisdee"]Just give them your stash of money, we don't all need to know how wonderful you are


Once again the keyboard policewoman hits on a post, really you don’t have to read all the posts and police them.
Just ignore the ones you don’t like and move on, it’s what others do.
I like to read about what people are doing. I don’t like reading underhand nasty comments.
by writing on the posts like I did, it keeps the charity relevant and promotes their cause. A very worthy cause. One I’m going to support.
Constantly criticising comments turns people off the site and stops them commenting, I’m not the first to notice this am I.
It’s amazing how many people see one person giving, then follow suit. If you have nothing nice to say or do, don’t bother.
Maybe instead of being so critical, you’d like to match my next gift, Euro for Euro!

Thought not…

Philipb1407 wrote:

Chrisdee wrote:Just give them your stash of money, we don't all need to know how wonderful you are


Once again the keyboard policewoman hits on a post, really you don’t have to read all the posts and police them.
Just ignore the ones you don’t like and move on, it’s what others do.
I like to read about what people are doing. I don’t like reading underhand nasty comments.
by writing on the posts like I did, it keeps the charity relevant and promotes their cause. A very worthy cause. One I’m going to support.
Constantly criticising comments turns people off the site and stops them commenting, I’m not the first to notice this am I.
It’s amazing how many people see one person giving, then follow suit. If you have nothing nice to say or do, don’t bother.
Maybe instead of being so critical, you’d like to match my next gift, Euro for Euro!

Thought not…

Here here.

Philipb1407 wrote:

Chrisdee wrote:Just give them your stash of money, we don't all need to know how wonderful you are


Once again the keyboard policewoman hits on a post, really you don’t have to read all the posts and police them.
Just ignore the ones you don’t like and move on, it’s what others do.
I like to read about what people are doing. I don’t like reading underhand nasty comments.
by writing on the posts like I did, it keeps the charity relevant and promotes their cause. A very worthy cause. One I’m going to support.
Constantly criticising comments turns people off the site and stops them commenting, I’m not the first to notice this am I.
It’s amazing how many people see one person giving, then follow suit. If you have nothing nice to say or do, don’t bother.
Maybe instead of being so critical, you’d like to match my next gift, Euro for Euro!

Thought not…

[quote="Chrisdee"]Just give them your stash of money, we don't all need to know how wonderful you

A pointless, sour post. It contributes nothing to the conversation. It's beyond me why some people are so intent on crushing the feelings of others.

We don't really need to know the amount, of what others donate to the charity of there choice,
Personally I think its a private matter,
Remember in uk ,
When ,Oxfam, Christian aid, etc used to drop an envelope through your door to place your donation in,?
Thats so the collector didn't know how much or how little you had donated, so couldn't pass judgement, as the charities back then ,were then grateful of any amount,