10 thoughts on “Did the President’s Club ever do a fundraiser for Oxfam?”
Bongo
Answer – No. That’s based on a wordsearch of their annual reports 2012-6.
Their aims are to help ‘Children/Young people’
Looking at the listing of people they did help, I think they have chosen well – the only stand out one you’d have avoided with hindsight is Kids Company, but they did get the Yentob help in conning us.
I hope the Presidents Club rises again and host their fundraisers in Yorkshire next time.
AndrewC
The unverified actions of a minority, boorish but not illegal should definately tarnish the whole organisation and are indicative of the entire class of people from whom it’s members are drawn.
Meanwhile the actual actions of a minority, boorish, possibly illegal and certainly more organised and using taxpayer’s money to fund their actions should be excused , are unrepresentative of its members and are in fact made up accusations by neoliberal fake-fact space monkeys.
Diogenes
Not related but it looks like MOAR tax from the BBC
Answer – No. That’s based on a wordsearch of their annual reports 2012-6.
Their aims are to help ‘Children/Young people’
Looking at the listing of people they did help, I think they have chosen well – the only stand out one you’d have avoided with hindsight is Kids Company, but they did get the Yentob help in conning us.
I hope the Presidents Club rises again and host their fundraisers in Yorkshire next time.
The unverified actions of a minority, boorish but not illegal should definately tarnish the whole organisation and are indicative of the entire class of people from whom it’s members are drawn.
Meanwhile the actual actions of a minority, boorish, possibly illegal and certainly more organised and using taxpayer’s money to fund their actions should be excused , are unrepresentative of its members and are in fact made up accusations by neoliberal fake-fact space monkeys.
Not related but it looks like MOAR tax from the BBC
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/feb/15/hmrc-wins-tax-case-against-bbc-presenter
The Presidents Club would be a bit tame for Oxfam.
Did the President’s Club’s girls ever perform for Oxfam?
Diogenes, I think you mean TV licence payer
Bongo – “Their aims are to help ‘Children/Young people’”
In particular those that look good in short black skirts and fish nets?
Now there is a charity we can all support.
I see Oxfam is to have an independent enquiry over its involvement in sex exploitation.
Does Shami Onionbhaji have space in the diary one wonders?
The Presidents Club would be a bit tame for Oxfam.
Lol.
One hopes that Oxfam will be asked to ensure that the costs of their enquiry comes out of their £14 million campaigns budget not actual aid.