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Are we Virgin on a massive windfall for UK charities?
Submitted by johnthompson on 17 February, 2008 - 16:20.
Following the BA and Virgin fuel overcharge scandal, US charities stand to benefit from any unclaimed refunds. Perhaps UK charities should start planning how to get their hands on this potentially huge windfall? Would be fuelish not to try...or would some find it unethical to accept donations derived at in this way?
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Someone in dire need almost certainly won't care about the origin of the money - they'd just be grateful that it was there.
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Virgin on a massive windfall? Some may be it seems
"Aviation charities pursue cash from BA and Virgin in US court"
http://www.professionalfundraising.co.uk/home/content.php?id=1138&pg=2&c...
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