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Street Fundraisers and Why Charities Still Pay for Them
Street fundraisers stop you outside the supermarket with a clipboard, a tabard and a smile, and most people walk past feeling...
You give a charity four hours every Saturday, and then you notice that the bus fare, the parking and the sandwich you buy on the way add up to more than 15 pounds a week.
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