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Nope. I can't think of any today.
Anyway, YouTube and Flickr integration on fundraising pages has gone live this morning. It looks a little bit like this:
If you have a fundraising page, log-in to your account to get started.
Check out Laura's page in full to see it in action:
Unlike football, fundraising is not a game of two halves. Similar to football, though, it's your supporters who really count. And one club and its supporters have been in the news a lot recently (for good reasons!).
Step forward and take a bow, Arsenal FC.
Yes, boring, boring Arsenal are working with Autism charity Treehouse to help raise £250,000 to build the sports facilities in their new National Centre for Autism Education in North London.
Arsenal's players and directors have already donated a day's wages to the cause (which must be A LOT!) and they've also created a "Be a gooner. Be a giver" fundraising page to collect donations online from gooners* all over the world:
Over £10,000 has been donated in just under two weeks, a result even better than yesterday's win over Chelski (boo, hiss).
So there you have it, not only are Wenger's men a class act on the field, they're classy off it too. Good on ya gooners!
Read more on the Treehouse site...
*fyi a "gooner" is an Arsenal fan - from the Norf Lahndan way of pronouncing their nickname, the "Gunners" (and don't laugh, not everyone at JG Towers actually knew that)
Best. Fundraising. Thing. Ever.
Send the Glue London team live messages while they cycle the distance to Lapland for the Salvation Army.
