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2018 total raised so far: £1000

The charities we raise money for

Once   or   twice   a   year   we   hold   an   all-day   gaming   event   at   the   halls,   with   free   admission   but   with any and all donations on the day going towards charity. Each   night   at   the   club,   there   is   a   small   self   service   tea   bar   with   any   profits   getting   added   to   the pot. At   Christmas   time,   we   often   hold   a   free   evening   session,   again   with   any   donations   going   to charity.

Macmillan Nurses

Spencer   Warner,   one   of   G3’s   Founders   and   Static   Games   staffer   was taken from his family and friends in 2012 by cancer. Spence   was   a   titan   of   the   Glasgow   gaming   scene   and   seemed   to   have   an encyclopaedic   knowledge   of   whatever   little   metal   men   were   popular   at the time, or even an obscure little heard of manufacturer’s products. [From   Macmillan   website]   We   raise   money   for   Macmillan   Nurses ,   who want   to   reach   and   improve   the   lives   of   everyone   living   with   cancer   and   to inspire millions of others to do the same. There   are   2.5   million   people   living   with   cancer   in   the   UK   today,   and   as   more   people   live   longer with   their   cancer,   this   number   is   set   to   grow   to   4   million   by   2030.   We   want   to   make   sure   we   can provide   support   to   everyone   who   needs   it,   to   help   people   affected   by   cancer   feel   more   in   control of their lives.

Social Bite

[From   Wikipedia]   Social   Bite    is   a   Scottish   social   enterprise   set   up   by   Josh   Littlejohn   MBE   and   Alice Thompson. The   organisation   is   run   on   a   not-for-profit   basis   and   a   quarter   of   the   company’s   staff   are   from homeless and severely excluded backgrounds. In    2017    the    organisation    launched    a    mass    movement    with    the    mission    of    eradicating homelessness   in   Scotland.   The   central   focus   of   this   movement   was   a   mass   participation   Sleep Out   where   8,000   people   slept   out   to   raise   £4   Million   for   homelessness   and   galvanise   political momentum on the homelessness issue in Scotland. It   operates   five   sandwich   shops   in   Glasgow,   Edinburgh   and   Aberdeen   with   a   central   production kitchen in Livingston. It also runs staff canteens and a corporate catering operation.
Site made by someone learning Xara, thanks for your patience.

2018 total raised so

far: £1000

The charities we raise money

for

Once    or    twice    a    year    we    hold    an    all-day    gaming event   at   the   halls,   with   free   admission   but   with   any and all donations on the day going towards charity. Each   night   at   the   club,   there   is   a   small   self   service tea bar with any profits getting added to the pot. At    Christmas    time,    we    often    hold    a    free    evening session, again with any donations going to charity.

Macmillan Nurses

Spencer   Warner,   one   of   G3’s   Founders   and   Static Games   staffer   was   taken   from   his   family   and   friends in 2012 by cancer. Spence   was   a   titan   of   the   Glasgow   gaming   scene and   seemed   to   have   an   encyclopaedic   knowledge   of whatever   little   metal   men   were   popular   at   the   time, or   even   an   obscure   little   heard   of   manufacturer’s products. [From     Macmillan     website]     We     raise     money     for Macmillan   Nurses ,   who   want   to   reach   and   improve the    lives    of    everyone    living    with    cancer    and    to inspire millions of others to do the same. There   are   2.5   million   people   living   with   cancer   in   the UK   today,   and   as   more   people   live   longer   with   their cancer,   this   number   is   set   to   grow   to   4   million   by 2030.   We   want   to   make   sure   we   can   provide   support to   everyone   who   needs   it,   to   help   people   affected   by cancer feel more in control of their lives.

Social Bite

[From    Wikipedia]    Social    Bite     is    a    Scottish    social enterprise   set   up   by   Josh   Littlejohn   MBE   and   Alice Thompson. The   organisation   is   run   on   a   not-for-profit   basis   and a   quarter   of   the   company’s   staff   are   from   homeless and severely excluded backgrounds. In      2017      the      organisation      launched      a      mass movement      with      the      mission      of      eradicating homelessness   in   Scotland.   The   central   focus   of   this movement    was    a    mass    participation    Sleep    Out where   8,000   people   slept   out   to   raise   £4   Million   for homelessness   and   galvanise   political   momentum   on the homelessness issue in Scotland. It     operates     five     sandwich     shops     in     Glasgow, Edinburgh   and   Aberdeen   with   a   central   production kitchen   in   Livingston.   It   also   runs   staff   canteens   and a corporate catering operation.