Raffle to raise money for the Defib Fund.

i did see that threat Ral but I was getting off a ferry, carp night last night actually needed up paring on an Industrial estate for the night, then having not really slept had a child in a coppers uniform to deal with.

Anyway you tight buggers caught up any more money yet?
 
Phil, 3x bottles are on the way to Drurridge via pony express.
All are wrapped, one is labeled whisky, one champagne and a, could be a laugh mystery bottle.
If you don’t mind, please leave them wrapped.

Entirely up to you if you raffle them as one prize or separately.
 
A quick note about the fundraising for the defibrillators and first-aid equipment:

Please remember, contributing to this is entirely a personal choice. We genuinely appreciate every single person who’s able to support, but there’s absolutely no pressure or expectation—everyone’s financial circumstances are different, and it’s important that no one feels obligated or guilty if they’re unable to contribute.

Looking ahead to 2026, WildCamping will be hosting several events where the defibrillators and first-aid kits we’re fundraising for now will be available. Your generosity today helps ensure that we’re all safer tomorrow.

Thanks again for your support, no matter how you choose to give it.
 
I'm a bit confused as to why it would cost £3000 to repair a defibrillator when you can buy a new, fully automatic one for under £1000
 
dhall26 said:
I'm a bit confused as to why it would cost £3000 to repair a defibrillator when you can buy a new, fully automatic one for under £1000
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If you read the first post the £3000 is for a repair and to replace pads and batteries that are out of date plus replace batteries as there expiry date runs out.
 
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