You could be forgiven for seeing double!

[ranworthbreeze]

The Cromer lifeboat returns back onto station after a nine month refit.

It is amazing that these lifesaving vessels are provided by public donations.

Please dig deep into your pockets the next time you see a donation tin from the RLNI.

http://www.angliaafloat.co.uk/news/homecoming_for_cromer_lifeboat_after_nine_month_absence_1_3615981

Regards

Alan

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

Hi Alan

 

I make a monthly donation to the RNLI, and have done so for around 10 years now.  I would imagine it`s less than the cost of 40 cigarettes a month, but if you multiply that by several thousand people, it amounts to a tidy sum for a very good cause.

 

I think ANYBODY that owns a boat near or around the coast should search their hearts and do the same, which would mean the RNLI will ALWAYS be able to buy the latest vital equipment.

[donnygeoff]

I think ANYBODY that owns a boat near or around the coast should search their hearts and do the same,


I don't own a boat near or around the coast, but I holiday by the sea and rivers......

I always go into the shop and if I don't buy anything I always leave a donation.....

You don't need to own a boat to be saved by normal blokes and ladies that volunteer to give their lives to save yours...

RESPECT
 

 

[LondonRascal]

83p in every pound donated goes to the rescue service.

 

Not bad eh?

 

Here is a simple way to give - https://rnli.org/donateorbecomeamember/Pages/default.aspx?gclid=CIXb9Pqq8L4CFTLMtAod3zEAZw