sheepy said:
Hmmm I've got mixed feelings about this.
Someone I worked with, her sister worked for a company supplying hospitals and specialist establishments with equipment for sensory rooms for example.
They would as you can imagine get lots of orders from hospitals who had funding from Children In Need. Apparently though, due to the funding rules, the cost had to come to a certain amount, or the funding wouldn't be made available. Not their fault, they wanted to save Children In Need from making such expenditure, but the tossers in charge would not listen. It was then a known thing, that they would be supplying equipment, costing 00's, which that hospital would then just throw in the back of a storeroom and never use, sometimes even thrown away brand new. The waste was extraordinary.......and everyone who got to know this stopped supporting Children In Need.
We hear in local papers and such, children giving up £3 of their pocket money, saying they want to help other kids less fortunate. Then it gets wasted like this.

thats really bad, and does make a person think,
but i,m sure lots of good is done, i hope im right cos we always donate to it, and the Comic Relief to, plus other Charities
