Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Thu Mar 05, 2020 6:15 pm  

Leeds
St Helens
Hull FC (well it worked last time)
Castleford
Catalans
Wigan

Cheers Coco

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Thu Mar 05, 2020 6:29 pm  

Leeds
Saints
Wakefield
Cas
Catalans
Wigan

Cheers Coco

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 4:48 am  

wrencat1873 wrote: Yeah, I waited until there was a few to donate but, the Burrow "just giving" page seems to have closed now, which baring in mind there are plenty still to pay, is a bit of a bugger for us. If anyone knows of another way to chip into the Rob Burrow fund, please let me know. The donations to Mosse have been done no problem. Ah, 'tis true, the Rob Burrow site is no longer receiving donations. Sorry about that, but there didn't seem to be a published deadline. The Mose Masoe site is still running: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/hull ... vers-trust There is an alternative site on VirginMoneyGiving for the same charity (Leeds Rugby Foundation) which states it's raising for Rob Burrow (but also for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation), "RunWithTheRhinos2020" https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charit ... rhinos2020 Run with the Rhinos 2020 5 Supporters Why we need your help On Sunday 5th July, hundreds of runners will take part in the Asda Foundation Leeds 10k as part of the Run with the Rhinos team. This year, fundraisers will be raising money to support both Leeds Rhinos Foundation and the Rob Burrow Fund. Leeds Rhinos Foundation delivers projects in the heart of the community by harnessing the power of sport to make a lasting, positive impact on individuals’ lives. The charity delivers a range of projects under our five principles of Education, Health, Sport, Art and Heritage. The engaging power of sport allows the charity to work with a whole range of individuals, delivering important lifestyle messages to inspire others to make positive changes to their own lives. On 19th December 2019, it was announced that Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) a week earlier. A fund has been set up to support Rob and his young family of three. Burrow, 37, retired from playing at the end of the 2017 season, his final game seeing him winning his eighth Super League Grand Final. The father of three children, all aged under eight at the time of his diagnosis, played his entire career at Leeds Rhinos, making 492 appearances for the club following his debut in 2001, placing him in fifth in the club’s all-time list of career appearances So, those who have yet to donate have the choice to donate to one or both of these sites. Hurry while stocks last. The people I know have donated are: acko BarnsleyGull basher11 Big lads mate cheshirecat57 Dunkirk Spirit dboy financialtimes KevW60349 Adelaide-giant.no9 little wayne69 Mick Amos 9 WTW snowie wrencat1873 wtid71 If you've donated and are not on the list, let me know. Total raised AFAIK so far: £139.00 + £29.75 Gift Aid = £168.75 Well done Cheers Coco

wrencat1873 wrote: Yeah, I waited until there was a few to donate but, the Burrow "just giving" page seems to have closed now, which baring in mind there are plenty still to pay, is a bit of a bugger for us. If anyone knows of another way to chip into the Rob Burrow fund, please let me know. The donations to Mosse have been done no problem. Ah, 'tis true, the Rob Burrow site is no longer receiving donations. Sorry about that, but there didn't seem to be a published deadline. The Mose Masoe site is still running: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/hull ... vers-trust There is an alternative site on VirginMoneyGiving for the same charity (Leeds Rugby Foundation) which states it's raising for Rob Burrow (but also for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation), "RunWithTheRhinos2020" https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charit ... rhinos2020 Run with the Rhinos 2020 5 Supporters Why we need your help On Sunday 5th July, hundreds of runners will take part in the Asda Foundation Leeds 10k as part of the Run with the Rhinos team. This year, fundraisers will be raising money to support both Leeds Rhinos Foundation and the Rob Burrow Fund. Leeds Rhinos Foundation delivers projects in the heart of the community by harnessing the power of sport to make a lasting, positive impact on individuals’ lives. The charity delivers a range of projects under our five principles of Education, Health, Sport, Art and Heritage. The engaging power of sport allows the charity to work with a whole range of individuals, delivering important lifestyle messages to inspire others to make positive changes to their own lives. On 19th December 2019, it was announced that Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) a week earlier. A fund has been set up to support Rob and his young family of three. Burrow, 37, retired from playing at the end of the 2017 season, his final game seeing him winning his eighth Super League Grand Final. The father of three children, all aged under eight at the time of his diagnosis, played his entire career at Leeds Rhinos, making 492 appearances for the club following his debut in 2001, placing him in fifth in the club’s all-time list of career appearances So, those who have yet to donate have the choice to donate to one or both of these sites. Hurry while stocks last. The people I know have donated are: acko BarnsleyGull basher11 Big lads mate cheshirecat57 Dunkirk Spirit dboy financialtimes KevW60349 Adelaide-giant.no9 little wayne69 Mick Amos 9 WTW snowie wrencat1873 wtid71 If you've donated and are not on the list, let me know. Total raised AFAIK so far: £139.00 + £29.75 Gift Aid = £168.75 Well done Cheers Coco

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 12:16 pm  

coco the fullback wrote: Ah, 'tis true, the Rob Burrow site is no longer receiving donations. Sorry about that, but there didn't seem to be a published deadline. The Mose Masoe site is still running: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/hull ... vers-trust There is an alternative site on VirginMoneyGiving for the same charity (Leeds Rugby Foundation) which states it's raising for Rob Burrow (but also for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation), "RunWithTheRhinos2020" https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charit ... rhinos2020 Run with the Rhinos 2020 5 Supporters Why we need your help On Sunday 5th July, hundreds of runners will take part in the Asda Foundation Leeds 10k as part of the Run with the Rhinos team. This year, fundraisers will be raising money to support both Leeds Rhinos Foundation and the Rob Burrow Fund. Leeds Rhinos Foundation delivers projects in the heart of the community by harnessing the power of sport to make a lasting, positive impact on individuals’ lives. The charity delivers a range of projects under our five principles of Education, Health, Sport, Art and Heritage. The engaging power of sport allows the charity to work with a whole range of individuals, delivering important lifestyle messages to inspire others to make positive changes to their own lives. On 19th December 2019, it was announced that Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) a week earlier. A fund has been set up to support Rob and his young family of three. Burrow, 37, retired from playing at the end of the 2017 season, his final game seeing him winning his eighth Super League Grand Final. The father of three children, all aged under eight at the time of his diagnosis, played his entire career at Leeds Rhinos, making 492 appearances for the club following his debut in 2001, placing him in fifth in the club’s all-time list of career appearances So, those who have yet to donate have the choice to donate to one or both of these sites. Hurry while stocks last. The people I know have donated are: acko BarnsleyGull basher11 Big lads mate cheshirecat57 dboy financialtimes KevW60349 Adelaide-giant.no9 little wayne69 Mick Amos 9 WTW snowie wrencat1873 wtid71 If you've donated and are not on the list, let me know. Total raised AFAIK so far: £139.00 + £29.75 Gift Aid = £168.75 Well done Cheers Coco New link working well Coco. So far, I've paid £25 into the Mose fund and £20 into the Rob Burrow fund. A big thank you Your £20.00 donation will make a difference to Leeds Rugby Foundation and we know your support will mean a lot to them. Your donation: Donation Reference: IDN030552666000 Charity: Leeds Rugby Foundation Amount: £20.00 Your total payment will show as 'Virgin Money Giving' on your statement. Thanks again for donating £25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid Hull Kingston Rovers The RFL Benevolent Fund Thank you message from Hull Kingston Rovers Thank you very much for your donation. It really means a lot to me and to RFL Benevolent Fund. Hull Kingston Rovers Thank you message from The RFL Benevolent Fund On behalf of The RFL Benevolent Fund, thank you for your donation. Thanks to Snowie, Acko, Cheshire, Little Wayne, who's donations are included in these payments.

coco the fullback wrote: Ah, 'tis true, the Rob Burrow site is no longer receiving donations. Sorry about that, but there didn't seem to be a published deadline. The Mose Masoe site is still running: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/hull ... vers-trust There is an alternative site on VirginMoneyGiving for the same charity (Leeds Rugby Foundation) which states it's raising for Rob Burrow (but also for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation), "RunWithTheRhinos2020" https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charit ... rhinos2020 Run with the Rhinos 2020 5 Supporters Why we need your help On Sunday 5th July, hundreds of runners will take part in the Asda Foundation Leeds 10k as part of the Run with the Rhinos team. This year, fundraisers will be raising money to support both Leeds Rhinos Foundation and the Rob Burrow Fund. Leeds Rhinos Foundation delivers projects in the heart of the community by harnessing the power of sport to make a lasting, positive impact on individuals’ lives. The charity delivers a range of projects under our five principles of Education, Health, Sport, Art and Heritage. The engaging power of sport allows the charity to work with a whole range of individuals, delivering important lifestyle messages to inspire others to make positive changes to their own lives. On 19th December 2019, it was announced that Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) a week earlier. A fund has been set up to support Rob and his young family of three. Burrow, 37, retired from playing at the end of the 2017 season, his final game seeing him winning his eighth Super League Grand Final. The father of three children, all aged under eight at the time of his diagnosis, played his entire career at Leeds Rhinos, making 492 appearances for the club following his debut in 2001, placing him in fifth in the club’s all-time list of career appearances So, those who have yet to donate have the choice to donate to one or both of these sites. Hurry while stocks last. The people I know have donated are: acko BarnsleyGull basher11 Big lads mate cheshirecat57 dboy financialtimes KevW60349 Adelaide-giant.no9 little wayne69 Mick Amos 9 WTW snowie wrencat1873 wtid71 If you've donated and are not on the list, let me know. Total raised AFAIK so far: £139.00 + £29.75 Gift Aid = £168.75 Well done Cheers Coco New link working well Coco. So far, I've paid £25 into the Mose fund and £20 into the Rob Burrow fund. A big thank you Your £20.00 donation will make a difference to Leeds Rugby Foundation and we know your support will mean a lot to them. Your donation: Donation Reference: IDN030552666000 Charity: Leeds Rugby Foundation Amount: £20.00 Your total payment will show as 'Virgin Money Giving' on your statement. Thanks again for donating £25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid Hull Kingston Rovers The RFL Benevolent Fund Thank you message from Hull Kingston Rovers Thank you very much for your donation. It really means a lot to me and to RFL Benevolent Fund. Hull Kingston Rovers Thank you message from The RFL Benevolent Fund On behalf of The RFL Benevolent Fund, thank you for your donation. Thanks to Snowie, Acko, Cheshire, Little Wayne, who's donations are included in these payments.

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 1:22 pm  

coco the fullback wrote: Ah, 'tis true, the Rob Burrow site is no longer receiving donations. Sorry about that, but there didn't seem to be a published deadline. The Mose Masoe site is still running: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/hull ... vers-trust There is an alternative site on VirginMoneyGiving for the same charity (Leeds Rugby Foundation) which states it's raising for Rob Burrow (but also for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation), "RunWithTheRhinos2020" https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charit ... rhinos2020 Run with the Rhinos 2020 5 Supporters Why we need your help On Sunday 5th July, hundreds of runners will take part in the Asda Foundation Leeds 10k as part of the Run with the Rhinos team. This year, fundraisers will be raising money to support both Leeds Rhinos Foundation and the Rob Burrow Fund. Leeds Rhinos Foundation delivers projects in the heart of the community by harnessing the power of sport to make a lasting, positive impact on individuals’ lives. The charity delivers a range of projects under our five principles of Education, Health, Sport, Art and Heritage. The engaging power of sport allows the charity to work with a whole range of individuals, delivering important lifestyle messages to inspire others to make positive changes to their own lives. On 19th December 2019, it was announced that Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) a week earlier. A fund has been set up to support Rob and his young family of three. Burrow, 37, retired from playing at the end of the 2017 season, his final game seeing him winning his eighth Super League Grand Final. The father of three children, all aged under eight at the time of his diagnosis, played his entire career at Leeds Rhinos, making 492 appearances for the club following his debut in 2001, placing him in fifth in the club’s all-time list of career appearances So, those who have yet to donate have the choice to donate to one or both of these sites. Hurry while stocks last. The people I know have donated are: acko BarnsleyGull basher11 Big lads mate cheshirecat57 dboy financialtimes KevW60349 Adelaide-giant.no9 little wayne69 Mick Amos 9 WTW snowie wrencat1873 wtid71 If you've donated and are not on the list, let me know. Total raised AFAIK so far: £139.00 + £29.75 Gift Aid = £168.75 Well done Cheers Coco Afternoon Coco, I donated £20 (£10 each) for both players, I believe it was paid into the fund by Mick Amos, after receiving said funds form BLM, at the Warrington game. Thanks

coco the fullback wrote: Ah, 'tis true, the Rob Burrow site is no longer receiving donations. Sorry about that, but there didn't seem to be a published deadline. The Mose Masoe site is still running: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/hull ... vers-trust There is an alternative site on VirginMoneyGiving for the same charity (Leeds Rugby Foundation) which states it's raising for Rob Burrow (but also for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation), "RunWithTheRhinos2020" https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charit ... rhinos2020 Run with the Rhinos 2020 5 Supporters Why we need your help On Sunday 5th July, hundreds of runners will take part in the Asda Foundation Leeds 10k as part of the Run with the Rhinos team. This year, fundraisers will be raising money to support both Leeds Rhinos Foundation and the Rob Burrow Fund. Leeds Rhinos Foundation delivers projects in the heart of the community by harnessing the power of sport to make a lasting, positive impact on individuals’ lives. The charity delivers a range of projects under our five principles of Education, Health, Sport, Art and Heritage. The engaging power of sport allows the charity to work with a whole range of individuals, delivering important lifestyle messages to inspire others to make positive changes to their own lives. On 19th December 2019, it was announced that Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) a week earlier. A fund has been set up to support Rob and his young family of three. Burrow, 37, retired from playing at the end of the 2017 season, his final game seeing him winning his eighth Super League Grand Final. The father of three children, all aged under eight at the time of his diagnosis, played his entire career at Leeds Rhinos, making 492 appearances for the club following his debut in 2001, placing him in fifth in the club’s all-time list of career appearances So, those who have yet to donate have the choice to donate to one or both of these sites. Hurry while stocks last. The people I know have donated are: acko BarnsleyGull basher11 Big lads mate cheshirecat57 dboy financialtimes KevW60349 Adelaide-giant.no9 little wayne69 Mick Amos 9 WTW snowie wrencat1873 wtid71 If you've donated and are not on the list, let me know. Total raised AFAIK so far: £139.00 + £29.75 Gift Aid = £168.75 Well done Cheers Coco Afternoon Coco, I donated £20 (£10 each) for both players, I believe it was paid into the fund by Mick Amos, after receiving said funds form BLM, at the Warrington game. Thanks

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 1:46 pm  

Dunkirk Spirit wrote:

Afternoon Coco,
I donated £20 (£10 each) for both players, I believe it was paid into the fund by Mick Amos, after receiving said funds form BLM, at the Warrington game. Thanks

You're right. I remember seeing it. I'll add you to the list
Cheers

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 4:14 pm  

coco the fullback wrote:

You're right. I remember seeing it. I'll add you to the list
Cheers

Bloody hell co co, make sure I’m not having Dunkirk knocking at my door

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 4:17 pm  

Big lads mate wrote:

Bloody hell co co, make sure I’m not having Dunkirk knocking at my door

Bet you've not paid up.....

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 5:30 pm  

BarnsleyGull wrote:

Bet you've not paid up.....

He knows I’d be round and let his tyres down, had he not paid up

Re: Charity Predictions League 2020 : Sat Mar 07, 2020 7:01 pm  

Dunkirk Spirit wrote:

He knows I’d be round and let his tyres down, had he not paid up

On your word, I'll let BLM off then.....