[LukeB]

Have you done anything for charity?

I've done a charity run for cancer and i'm planning on doing skydiving for cancer too

[ebandit]

....used to............flag days ...working in charity shops....local projects etc

....but now have become rather cynical at administrators of charities earning big $

Mark L

[Ronald.]

I waxed my legs for children in need back in 2007. R.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

i always give stuff to charity shops

[smudgie]

I don't give my time to charity unfortunately, however we do contribute to quite a few on a yearly basis.

[Babayaro.]

Volunteered at PDSA for 3 years

[Drew.]

used to buy cakes at school charity cake sales and **** so yeah

[BigSister]

I help out at macmillian coffee mornings and give to charity shops and do what I can for children in need and comic relief etc

[Smithy]

visited glasgow once

[Denver]

Worked in a soup kitchen

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by Smithy

visited glasgow once

[Jamie89]

I abseiled for charity once

Originally Posted by Smithy

visited glasgow once

[Wizard.]

Charity? I don't know her

[DouglasS]

I've hosted lots of events that have raised thousands of pounds for charities, I like giving back to the world.

[Tozzie]

I did a sponsored swim for cancer research, swam a mile and I broke my personal best, it wasn't a fast time but all the same I was delighted I broke my best time. All the while I was thinking of my Auntie Vera who had died of stomach cancer. I also did a run for cancer research.

[Alf]

I've done Macmillan coffee mornings, I've played in charity football matches.

But apart from that, I'm not a big one for charity, unless it's something close and meaningful to me.

I certainly wouldn't give to any BBC charity like comic relief, children in need or sports relief. I don't want to be paying for the organisers cocaine debts.