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£donations

2013:  £100,331,808
2015:  £99,418,831
2017:  £82,154,943
2019:  £63,548,6681
2021:  £52,025,4851 
2022:  £42,790,1471 
2023:  £31,952,1411

Cost of living crisis? Donor fatigue? Something else?

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54 minutes ago, globaldiver said:

£donations

2013:  £100,331,808
2015:  £99,418,831
2017:  £82,154,943
2019:  £63,548,6681
2021:  £52,025,4851 
2022:  £42,790,1471 
2023:  £31,952,1411

Cost of living crisis? Donor fatigue? Something else?

All 3 

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When it was one of very few all-night charity shows it grabbed a massive slice of the pie. Now just about everyone wants a slice of that same pie. Resulting in smaller slices.

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3 hours ago, globaldiver said:

£donations

2013:  £100,331,808
2015:  £99,418,831
2017:  £82,154,943
2019:  £63,548,6681
2021:  £52,025,4851 
2022:  £42,790,1471 
2023:  £31,952,1411

Cost of living crisis? Donor fatigue? Something else?

Who was in government over that time? 😉

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12 minutes ago, MancWanderer said:

Justgiving.com

Folk would rather donate to causes that are more personal

Yep. Some cunt off the tele travelling to somewhere on a comfy plane and putting a stressed "difficult situation" face.. Followed by 10 mins of heart wrenching dramatic shit.

I see through it. I'd rather chuck a tenner at the piss can outside of the local aldi. 

He's getting the whole 10 quid. Chuck it to a big charity how much of your tenner makes it's way to the man on ground? 

 

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On 18/03/2023 at 17:59, globaldiver said:

£donations

2013:  £100,331,808
2015:  £99,418,831
2017:  £82,154,943
2019:  £63,548,6681
2021:  £52,025,4851 
2022:  £42,790,1471 
2023:  £31,952,1411

Cost of living crisis? Donor fatigue? Something else?

Be interesting to see the numbers all the way back 

Looks like Brexit to me

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21 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Like this broken Web site... 💣

That's definitely down to the left

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On 23/03/2023 at 09:39, Zico said:

Be interesting to see the numbers all the way back 

Looks like Brexit to me

5 million in year 1

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38 minutes ago, Casino said:

Brilliant show tonight, belonging to Alex 'shitting hell' Jones and the fantastic Lenny Henry

I never watch these things, the concept of millionaires asking me to donate what little money I've got is a bit galling.

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On 18/03/2023 at 17:59, globaldiver said:

£donations

2013:  £100,331,808
2015:  £99,418,831
2017:  £82,154,943
2019:  £63,548,6681
2021:  £52,025,4851 
2022:  £42,790,1471 
2023:  £31,952,1411

Cost of living crisis? Donor fatigue? Something else?

Something else

why donate to the people who are going to come and use your infrastructure

keep it here and try to keep the plates spinning for 2/ 5 years until its a full shit show

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2 hours ago, crawshawbooth said:

Something else

why donate to the people who are going to come and use your infrastructure

keep it here and try to keep the plates spinning for 2/ 5 years until its a full shit show

Might be best to stop drinking or if you prefer keep drinking. 😂😎

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On 16/03/2024 at 01:04, Traf said:

I never watch these things, the concept of millionaires asking me to donate what little money I've got is a bit galling.

Especially when it's millonaire Lenny Henry shouting at you for it.

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On 18/03/2023 at 21:08, MickyD said:

When it was one of very few all-night charity shows it grabbed a massive slice of the pie. Now just about everyone wants a slice of that same pie. Resulting in smaller slices.

 

On 18/03/2023 at 22:46, MancWanderer said:

Justgiving.com

Folk would rather donate to causes that are more personal

defo these 2, when I was a kid it was only this and children in need, was a sit around the tele and watch as a family job 

to many of them now, soccer aids etc 

and the like of just giving as usually more local to home as said above 

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On 18/03/2023 at 17:59, globaldiver said:

£donations

2013:  £100,331,808
2015:  £99,418,831
2017:  £82,154,943
2019:  £63,548,6681
2021:  £52,025,4851 
2022:  £42,790,1471 
2023:  £31,952,1411

Cost of living crisis? Donor fatigue? Something else?

Changed to annual instead of every 2 years 74 million over 2022 and 2023

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