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A good home for Christmas Crackers

I have 7 boxes (of 12) Christmas crackers I would like to go to a good home. I don't want to put them on Freecycle as I would like them to go to a group that really needs them as part of a Xmas lunch - homeless charity? Any suggestions welcome and even better if they could pick up. Thanks

Diane Gill ● 4905d6 Comments

Well the answer didn't send me to sleep, so it's not as boring as some of the posts on here at the moment.Andyourepliedwithoutmakingitlooklikethis.

Bernadette Clover ● 4903d

It's not a very interesting story! I am Chair of my sons school PTA and have set myself a task to clear out the 2 sheds we have! I cannot think for the life of me why those crackers are there and we have no use for them at all. They may as well go to a better cause than ours!I will be posting more in a minute! Watch out..

Diane Gill ● 4904d

Please don't be sorry Nigel - Hanwell Homeless Concern and Han.Neighbourly Care are equally deserving outfits I'm sure - good luck to all concerned - nice thought!

Gerry Tan ● 4904d

Really sorry Gerry.I 'bagged' them last night via a PM to Diane.They will be going to the Hanwell Homeless Concern for their Christmas lunch with any left over going to Hanwell Neighourly Care for their party.

Nigel Brooks ● 4904d

That's rather a lot of crackers to have just sitting around.  How did you end up with so many over?If there is a story to it, it has to be better than that bloke banging on about some boring councillor.

Bernadette Clover ● 4904d

Nice thought Diane. Hows about a local charity like:AgeUK Ealing, 135 Uxbridge Road, West Ealing  W13 9AUTel:  8567 8017They used to be AgeConcern Ealing. They still have centres in Ealing, Acton, Hanwell, Northolt and Southall, where they have Christmas parties and events for elderly folk and run regular lunch clubs etc.  They are local and worthy - I used to be a volunteer for them - they'd love the crackers!

Gerry Tan ● 4904d