YDC 64 Tally

[meebo1]

This is for everyone who doesn't want to go to the beginning

Collected so far: £471.00

From eJean £8.00 for Shezz and others
From KLJ £12.66
From Herbalbrew £25.24
From Cornishmaid1961 - £69.34 Thanks to all her lovely bidders!
From Patriot73 - £20.05 for Cornishmaid for kick up the
butt !!!
From Meebo - £11.88 for Cornishmaid, Stampsulove, CMJewels925, Wizbooks and Burgyeb
From Mainly Postcards - £12.89 for DanTheMan3
From Uniquemornique - £24.87 for DanTheMan3, StarLady22 and RonOne
From Booksntings - £15.11
From Santa45 - £4.27
From StarLady22 - £12.48
From Minx41 - £3.00 for Shezz
From Shezz - £13.00 for KLJ and others
From Raindropsies - £23.00 for TexasAda, Moonwitch and others
From Huddylion - £18.00 for Shezz and others
From Ruthiewildchild - £12.00 for KLJ
From Hypn0t0ad - £15.00
From ByKimbo - £30.00
From Harold - £6.00 for Meebo
From CMJewels925 - £71.71 for KLJ and others (WOW!)
From BabsnRay - £11.50
From Phanmale - £1.00 for Meebo
From Liverdodo - £15.00
From Vonz - £20.00
From Lejoueurdepipeau - £8.12
From Epeeist36 - £6.88

Thank you.

Collected for: Marie Curie Cancer Care: £11.42
Pendlebury Childrens Hospital: £47.51
The Rowans Hospice: £15.25
Original Cat Action Trust Lanarkshire Branch: £6.58
Grace House Hospice Appeal: £10.00

[UniquenMornique]

WOW FANTASTIC TOTAL

What very kind hearted people they are on here well done to everyone.

Thank you to all who bid & bought my auctions.

Shame we can't get publicity on the TV
To show just how Kind Ebiders are & how much they actually raise each month for charity.

[gramma1111]

My congratulations on a job well done. Way to go!!!!!!!!!!

[meebo1]

You are not doing too badly yourself, considering there are less of you

[ejean9]

excellent amounts raised from everyone...well done !

[gramma1111]

You are not doing too badly yourself, considering there are less of you

Thanks Meebo that's true. Hopefully our numbers will increase but I really don't look for that to happen until after the summer. But, I have been wrong before. It's still fun and the Charities are still the winners.

[DanTheMan3]

Well done everyone.
Another successful YDC.

Can I thank all the bidders and buyers for doing a great job.

And a big thanks to KLJ for putting in all the hard work for Cornishmaid who has disappeared somewhere and is probably lying on her back, soaking up the sun and sniggering.

[DanTheMan3]

excellent amounts raised from everyone...well done !

And I got a great big box of Jelly babies that you missed out on.
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[PoppyGrove]

Its a great total - well done to everyone - the sellers for donating their items and payments and for the buyers who are responsible for the high bids.

Congrats to all

Just to keep you all updated - my YDC lens has been updated with the new totals - for the UK and USA

http://www.squidoo.com/ebid-charity-auctions

[cornishmaid1961]

Wow !!!!!!!
What a wonderful total ! That is amazing! Thank you so much all you wonderful people. Shelterbox are going to be really chuffed.
They will need every penny with the latest Italian disaster so your hard work will really help.

'Tent city' set up in Italian village
Wednesday 8 April – ITALY: A ‘tent city’ to house more than 300 homeless people has been put up in the village of Assergi, close to the epicentre of the 6 April earthquake in central Italy. “The village is in the mountains where the temperature falls below zero at night,” says ShelterBox Response Team (SRT) volunteer John Diksa. “We have set up two camps with 20 tents in each so that the community remains close together. Everyone now has a roof over their heads.” ShelterBox is working with the local disaster relief co-coordinator to identify other nearby villages that require emergency shelter. “We are working through a list of villages in need of our help, and we will be getting assistance to them as quickly as we can,” adds John. An additional 200 tents will be arriving in the area on 9 April. ShelterBox has a four-person volunteer team in Italy, including Nicola Jones who is on her first deployment. Nicola and fellow SRT volunteer Andrew Biss drove through the night to Italy on 6-7 April with the first consignment of aid. They were met by John Diksa who was in the disaster area just six hours after the earthquake struck.