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It does just what it says on the topic heading.
> Ant wrote:
> Doughnut Monster wrote:
> or what about if someone orderd a
> game £2.50
> would go towards the
> charity.
That would be
> okay, but it wouldn't
> really be us giving to charity, it would be SR.
> actually were paying for the game right? so that means £2.50 of our money
> is going to the charity.
Yes, but we're getting a game from SR, who are in turn paying for their stock.
So SR would lose £2.50 every game, we wouldn't.
> Doughnut Monster wrote:
> or what about if someone orderd a game £2.50
> would go towards the
> charity.
That would be okay, but it wouldn't
> really be us giving to charity, it would be SR. actually were paying for the game right? so that means £2.50 of our money is going to the charity.
Also, a prize if anyone outlasts FantasyMeister.
(At the Basildon store of course)
It could be a £2.50 entrance fee or something, and we play through phases of a tournament. The winner gets a game of their choice, and the entrance moneyt goes to the charity.
Also, for every game sold that day, SR could add 5% of the profits to the charity.
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A sponsored gameathon! a 12 hour gameathon. We get people to sponsor us - I'm thinking next SR club mag advert, and people around the festival leisure park with flyers - and in teams of two, we play games for 12 hours non-stop! The sponsor money goes to charity.
Or am I just being selfish? 12 hours of solid gaming benefits me!
> or what about if someone orderd a game £2.50 would go towards the
> charity.
That would be okay, but it wouldn't really be us giving to charity, it would be SR.
And then anyone stupid enough to turn up you could beat up and steal their money, and give that to charity.
Excellent idea, me thinks.
10 teams of 4, 40 people - £30 sponsorship each, £1200.
Lovely!
(or is it xmas related?)