Of course it will. He won’t even ask for change from the tenner
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Weird thing to tie yourself in knots over. Donate, and move on.
Isn’t all charity donation conscience easing?
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A novel way of Galway GAA clearing its debts .
I dunno, but it’s an interesting question.
If it’s a charity you genuinely still support, keep your subscription open and donate generously to her cycle.
If you have mild suspicions about the charity, cancel the subscription and give a modest donation to her cycle.
If you have strong suspicions about the charity, cancel the subscription, do not give her any donation, type up a lengthy argument in support of your reasons not to give the charity in question a donation and post this on the appropriate WhatsApp group, concluding with the advice that she should stick her thumb up her hole.
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Hard to argue with any of that.
You’re a good 'un flatty. You don’t need to donate nor do you need to explain yourself.
I’m a coward mate. I’ll take the easy route. I just needed a bit of encouragement from a few like minded fellows really.
The fact that you have asked TFK to set you wrong means there is doubt in your mind.
not enough info here flatty: is she a looker and does she look good in lycra?
Donate to the cycle, and ensure you are in the top 5% of donors.
If you donate is there a chance she might touch it for you?
Possibly. I’ll ask.
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A fella by the name of Marcel Maus wrote about this many many years ago in a book called the gift.
Basically there is no such thing as true alturism.
PS the cycle would want to be of a decent length if you’re throwing down big bucks @flattythehurdler
What’s non administration money?
What’s the substantial contribution? That will decide it surely.
The money that actually goes to the stated aim of the charity.
He’s an administrator. He’d have a vested interest.