Totals For Charity
2012: £52,000 (pay event)
2011: £105,000. £7,000 of this came from the "Pride Dinner" the previous November (pay event)
2010: £115,000 (pay event)
2009: £135,000 (pay event)
2008: £105,000 (pay event)
2007: £95,000 (pay event)
2006: £121,000 eventually, after challenging a £56,000 VAT bill (pay event)
2005: £120,772 (pay event)
2004: £129,426 (pay event)
2003: £127,690 (pay event)
2002: £65,007 (free event)
2001: £87,666.63 (free event)
2000: £105,716,77 (free event)
1999: zero raised (pay event - the first year with the 'pledgeband'/wristband)
1996: The Pink Paper reported £77,000 and that the Village Charity was hoping for a further £50,000 from donations included in ticket sales to the Sunday Freedom GALA. Total: £127,000.
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