Even though the game was "EASY! EASY! EASY!" this article isn't about the Trophy game, where we won the match in such an EASY! EASY! EASY! manner. Instead it is about the Supporter Trust instigated EASY FUNDRAISING online option, where you can raise small, continuous amounts of money by doing what we Brits do best - shopping online.
Some time ago this facility was set-up by serial do-gooder Richard Atkinson, enabling a lot of online purchases to automatically generate donations to the Supporters Trust. As the name suggests, it is really EASY! EASY! EASY! And remember, we're talking about THE EASY FUNDRAISING website. And not the FA Trophy win over our local rivals Peterborough Sports FC. Just to make that clear.
A link to the Poppies section of Easy Fundraising can be found here: -
Poppies Trust Easy Fundraising Page
Using it is simplicity itself. If a site you are shopping on is linked to this scheme an icon pops up asking if you would like the supplier to chip in to the Poppies fund. The amount depends on the supplier and the amount being spent, but, as they say, every little helps.
Admittedly, it does help if, say, you do a lot of online ordering for your workplace, or for numerous people. And you soon spot which companies believe in the scheme, and which host it merely to boost their "caring" image. Toadhall Cottage chucked over £20 into the pot when I booked a week's rental through them, while Flybe will usually throw in enough to buy a Klondike for every return flight booked through their website. But, hey, it's all free money and when more cover appears around Latimer Park, these small donations will have helped.
After 3 years I'm closing in on £100 raised. It may not sound much, but it has been accrued with me literally doing nothing. And if 249 others had done similar, we'd now be standing under our new Tin Hat....
Also EASY! EASY! EASY! Looking at the trajectory of the ball we are going to assume this is Lindon's SECOND attempt at Peterborough...... photo liberally borrowed from Shorty and the Club website |
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