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Back when small boats were at their highest...

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is on course for the highest annual fundraising total in its near 200-year history. Donations swelled after the charity attracted huge public support following rightwing attacks for helping save the lives of asylum seekers at risk of drowning in the Channel.

The RNLI said it has received a significant increase in support, with online donations rising by 50% this year.

Titter

Each time there are right wing attacks, the RNLI see a boost in donations.

Keep it up boyos. :cool:
 
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Hmmmm bit of a slanted ??? Post from buoy noseall imo

He probably use to do jigsaw puzzles with a pair of scissors

Get the bits to fit ( lol) no matter what
 
Each time there are right wing attacks, the RNLI see a boost in donations.
One wonders if those RW lot who attack the RNLI would accept a 'taxi ride' from them should they find themselves in peril on the sea?

I bet the reply would be the same as an anti vivisectionist who was offered the chance of taking a life saving drug that might have at one point been tested on animals ;)
 
One wonders if those RW lot who attack the RNLI would accept a 'taxi ride' from them should they find themselves in peril on the sea?

I bet the reply would be the same as an anti vivisectionist who was offered the chance of taking a life saving drug that might have at one point been tested on animals ;)


What about if it was you would you except a a taxi ride if you were in peril from say er

Donald trump

Nigel Farage

Rupert lowe

Yaxley Lennon

Netan ya hoo

Lol
 
You have fund raised on their behalf but no idea of how much, this sounds very much like a usual Noseall lie. but put some coins in a tin. OMG give us a break you fool.
It wasn't a personal effort - unless you mean the money in the tin thing? I have no idea of amount there either. Does it matter to you?


The crux of the thread if you misssed it boyo....

Back when small boats were at their highest...

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is on course for the highest annual fundraising total in its near 200-year history. Donations swelled after the charity attracted huge public support following rightwing attacks for helping save the lives of asylum seekers at risk of drowning in the Channel.

The RNLI said it has received a significant increase in support, with online donations rising by 50% this year.

Titter

Each time there are right wing attacks, the RNLI see a boost in donations.
Keep it up boyos.

:cool:
 
Trans desperately and predictably attempts to derail the thread into whataboutery.

Standard

Not whataboutary at all perfectly reasonable question

How about you than noseall would you accept some life saving help from any one on the list I put up

I bet you would

Ellal wouldn’t as he / she is a person of principle ( lol)
 
I’m just pleased that when the likes of f-boi flounce-announce their rescinding of their 50p a year donations, 10 more generous donators take the old misers place.
Its a shame you didn't get your favourite AI to analyse their more recent books.

Income growth of 0.7%, expenditure growth of 3.3%. '23 to '24
Legacies (the RNLI's single biggest income line, ~60% of total) actually fell — from £156.90m in 2023 to £151.30m in 2024, a drop of about 3.6%.
  • Regular donations and legacies combined were essentially flat (£222.60m → £222.40m)
  • spending rose steadily each year: £177.2m → £185.6m → £195.3m — up 10% over two years
The new CEO is doing a good job of repairing the damage, but he has a long way to go to turn the reputation around.
 
Its a shame you didn't get your favourite AI to analyse their more recent books.

Income growth of 0.7%, expenditure growth of 3.3%. '23 to '24
Legacies (the RNLI's single biggest income line, ~60% of total) actually fell — from £156.90m in 2023 to £151.30m in 2024, a drop of about 3.6%.
  • Regular donations and legacies combined were essentially flat (£222.60m → £222.40m)
  • spending rose steadily each year: £177.2m → £185.6m → £195.3m — up 10% over two years
The new CEO is doing a good job of repairing the damage, but he has a long way to go to turn the reputation around.
Doess any of that include the fund raising from Nosenowt? Or are his efforts on top of these figures?
 
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