Fundraiser Give that they may grow - the Sweet FA Good Friday Appeal charity thread

[HaroLad]

How would the Good Friday logo look?

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Probably terrible when scaled down by so much honestly, I'm not sure.

That was the plan. Maybe an off-season event, I'm not sure.

HaroLad might be the man to see to design the badges.

An excellent result and sincere thanks for all who contributed to this wonderful cause.

Yeah sure I can whip one up, no worries.

 

[DapperJong]

 

[The Filth Wizard]

Probably terrible when scaled down by so much honestly, I'm not sure.

Yeah sure I can whip one up, no worries.

Can you do an easter egg with a bandaid?

 

[Wosh]

Probably terrible when scaled down by so much honestly, I'm not sure.

Yeah sure I can whip one up, no worries.

Needs the purple for sure

 

[HaroLad]

Can you do an easter egg with a bandaid?

Needs the purple for sure

Sounds good.

 

[Dingster]

Good work SFA. Just broke the $1300 mark.

 

[Reginald Perrin]

Can you do an easter egg with a bandaid?

But it's about the kids, not the eggs.

Maybe a kids head in the shape of an Easter egg?

 

[Le Grille]

What about a green heart with a purple outline

 

[Reginald Perrin]

Can you do an easter egg with a bandaid?

Doesn't look like much when you shrink it.

 

[dogs105]

Looks better with a purple background maybe

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This is the biscuit!!

 

[The Filth Wizard]

Doesn't look like much when you shrink it.

Looks like Mr Bump.

 

[DapperJong]

Needs the purple for sure

?

 

[HaroLad]

Should be able to get the badge done within the next few days guys.

 

[Sterge]

Good Friday and we are just shy of $1400 dollars, excellent work everyone especially Nakia for posting the thread to begin with.

The GFA is close to my heart so if you have some spare cash or see street collectors today be sure to tip a few bucks in

 

[philreich]

I'd like to share a story about one of my experiences at the Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital. I was visiting my son one day, when I noticed a newspaper article on the wall in his ward. It was about a young girl, who had been a patient at the hospital some time before. She was a beautiful, happy go lucky young lady - suddenly at the age of 14, she was struck down with a brain tumour, which burst!!! She had to undergo 7 operations and 9 months of chemotherapy at a time when she should have been enjoying her teenage years.

Miraculously, after having gone through such deep waters, she was declared completely cured. She went on to complete her schooling, and passed year 12 with high distinctions. The hospital still refers to her as "their miracle patient."

It's stories like this that make me think that the money raised for these kids is indeed money very well spent. Without these funds, some of them may not be alive today.

 

[Sterge]

I'd like to share a story about one of my experiences at the Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital. I was visiting my son one day, when I noticed a newspaper article on the wall in his ward. It was about a young girl, who had been a patient at the hospital some time before. She was a beautiful, happy go lucky young lady - suddenly at the age of 14, she was struck down with a brain tumour, which burst!!! She had to undergo 7 operations and 9 months of chemotherapy at a time when she should have been enjoying her teenage years.

Miraculously, after having gone through such deep waters, she was declared completely cured. She went on to complete her schooling, and passed year 12 with high distinctions. The hospital still refers to her as "their miracle patient."

It's stories like this that make me think that the money raised for these kids is indeed money very well spent. Without these funds, some of them may not be alive today.

Not wrong there, the intensive care unit at the rch is unreal and the money they raise helps them to provide the best care possible, each room has their own nurse 24/7 with the best equipment possible we only spent 2 days there but the nurses are some of the most amazing people i have ever met.

 

[HaroLad]

What does everyone think of this so far?

I might refine the font a bit and add an egg with a band aid, what does everyone think? (Image would be appreciated if anyone has any ideas)

 

[The Filth Wizard]

What does everyone think of this so far?

I might refine the font a bit and add an egg with a band aid, what does everyone think? (Image would be appreciated if anyone has any ideas)

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Looks good so far mate.

 

[Kennedy Parker]

Looking good Haro

 

[philreich]

Not wrong there, the intensive care unit at the rch is unreal and the money they raise helps them to provide the best care possible, each room has their own nurse 24/7 with the best equipment possible we only spent 2 days there but the nurses are some of the most amazing people i have ever met.

Spot on. I reckon any of the staff would be a worthy recipient of the Australian of the year award. Some of the emergencies they have to deal with have to be seen to be believed, and I don't know how the hell they do it.

 

[Wosh]

Fantastic result Nakia this place is amazing when everyone pulls together for a good cause.
Well done to you and a big CHEERS to everyone who donated

 

[LiterallyNobody]

Amazing cause. Super proud of everyone pooling together and chipping in.

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

What does everyone think of this so far?

I might refine the font a bit and add an egg with a band aid, what does everyone think? (Image would be appreciated if anyone has any ideas)

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what about SFA GFA 17 like the player sponsor badges?? Then people who donate every year can collect?

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

Oh, and looks good Haro, sorry, that was meant to go in prev post

 

[HaroLad]

what about SFA GFA 17 like the player sponsor badges?? Then people who donate every year can collect?

Yeah can do, no worries.