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Click here to support Fund The Count Dankula Appeal organised by Markus Meechan

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On the 23rd of April 2018 I was sentenced to an £800 fine after being found guilty of being "grossly offensive" under section 127 of the Offensive Communications Act 2003. Due to me creating a clearly comedic video where I trained my girlfriends pug to be a Nazi.

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Matt Campbell died during the marathon this year.  £97,114 + £19,000 gift aid has been raised in the past 24 hours.  Obviously we won’t achieve the same amount of traffic, however, what is interesting about this is who Matt was raising money for.  Brathay Trust.  They have very similar objectives to us.

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TV viewers are still reeling from the news that Masterchef: The Professionals contestant Matt Campbell died at the London Marathon.
Matt, who reached the latter stages of the 2017 BBC series, had a warm personality which shone through in the programme.

He was a regular marathon runner, and he was running in the capital aid of the Brathay Trust, an organisation which his late father Martin worked for.

His Just Giving page is still open for donations, so here is how you can support the trust in his memory.

Matt wrote on his London Marathon fundraising page: 'As many of you know, I lost my father Martin 18 months ago suddenly. The past year & a half have been the toughest of my life but his spirit and energy live on in me.

'Martin worked tirelessly for Brathay Trust from 2008-2016 documenting the now famous "Brathay 10 in 10". He always spoke to me so passionately about the event and the charity.

'I really came to appreciate what he was talking about in 2015 when I went along and helped him film one day. The amount of positivity and energy at the event was overwhelming. "Ordinary people doing extraordinary things".

'All for the cause to help Brathay with its mission to inspire children and young people to make positive changes that will last a lifetime. Put simply, Martin helped change many lives for the good.'

The official Brathay trust statement is: 'We support young people by: helping them and their families into education, training or work; supporting those at risk of criminality and abuse to make positive choices; providing life changing residential trips. By focusing on an individual's strengths we inspire them to realise their potential.'

All you need to do to donate to the charity, which is based in the Lake District and tries to lift youngsters out of dire circumstances, is go to the Just Giving page here and hit the purple 'Donate' button.

At the time of writing, almost 6,300 people have given money to the chairty via the page. There is no minimum contribution amount.

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Matt Campbell's Just Giving page for the Brathay Trust: How to donate

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Find out how you can contribute to the cause Matt Campbell ran for in the London Marathon before he collapsed and died.

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How can we raise money for CAIS projects using digital technologies, tools and techniques?

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CAIS empowers positive changes in the lives of people affected by addiction, adverse mental health, unemployment, offending and other life challenges through a range of services and support

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Due to BMF’s following, the event will be sure to attract attention from the printed press.

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Other income stream potential from this project. 

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Other income stream potential from this project. 

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Merchandising - branded t-shirts using press in Wrexham
Increase footfall in porters

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BT have pledged £5k plus vat towards our digital endeavours this year, and have agreed to match fund this initiative.

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Cost over and above our salaries.
BeardMeatsFood rate includes planning, story boards, appearance, filming, editing, 20minute vlog post on YouTube and linked on all his social network platforms= £800 -£1500 plus travel costs.   Contact details and rough costs on the link below.
Cost of food.
Fake beards for Porters staff.
Branded tshirts for staff and BeardMeetsFood.
Local marketing costs.

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1,500,000 views!

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The 100,000 Calorie Challenge | BeardMeatsFood

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If you've been sitting on an idea for a while, unsure whether or how to progress it, I cannot recommend this program highly enough!! As a result, I have made some MAJOR decisions and am currently in the process of completely redesigning my life and work, which will hopefully shoot me onto a new trajectory.

Karen Porter

Good Hustle Student

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StartSomeGood exists to support social impact projects, enterprises and founders.

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StartSomeGood is a crowdfunding platform for non-profits, social entrepreneurs and changemakers.

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1. Book Beardmeatsfood.
2.  Storyboard our vlog

3.  Set up.  Crowd funding ( we will need to work out how we organise taking payments in other currencies, e.g., $

4. Promote eating challenge in local press to capitalise on local market.
5. Vlog  promotes porters, supported employment, help to move forward no matter what the personal challenge, etc.

6.vlog is published

7. Watch and wait.
8.  Do a follow up vlog to let the viewers know what the money has been spent on.

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1,000,000 views

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ONE MAN VS 100 KFC HOT WINGS | BeardMeatsFood

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Beardmeetsfood eating challenge.  Buffets and menu items showcased.

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Established platform to ensure immediate exposure.

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Established platform to ensure immediate exposure.

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Meet Beardmeatsfood