[Charity] Great Ormond Street Charity sale on Steam 17th - 24 Feb 2025

Hmm. There's a lot of concerns I see with this charity event, as to who's actually pocketing the money. On the front it looks like a good thing, it's to improve the buildings to add a few important things, and also "theatres" for whatever reason and how many of these theaters they need to add for instance isn't specified or why. You also hear in the video about how many people(more than usual they say) worked on this project so far, therefore it makes me question, how high the cost will be and who's getting paid how much of this charity money for what, like is the director of opinions taking $5 mil home because he said it's a good idea. It also seems like rather than renovations, it will be a complete tear down and rebuilt based on the video which shows a larger, different structure. I could be wrong on this(correct me), they might just renovate and add an extension.

There's this video I saw once about the gov building a toilet in a park which went from around $200 000 to $2 mil because of all the "processes" and years it took for everyone who wont build or do any actual shit to give their opinion and whatever else is truly unnecessary. Then they privatized construction, with union and it got more expensive, then idk what office time frame signature expired and they paid for it regardless, had to do it again. Just a bunch of crooks, but this is a standard.
I found it! $2 Million Bathroom

Also keep in mind:
"We are a private patient unit within GOSH and we provide care for paying patients both from the UK and overseas. We are not an NHS service and our care is not free. As a UK resident, your child would be a private patient and you would either need to be able to pay for the care or be covered by medical insurance." <---source . Link doesn't work perfectly, it's on that page, you need to expand the "I am a UK resident, can my child come to GOSH?" faq.

I'll stay away from funding private hospitals with my money, since I feel as long as we promote privatizing everything, some corpo asses are going to get their nice multi million salaries at the end of the year for which they charge mega high prices, and they go out of their way to litigate against public hospitals, and the gov will see no need to make public hospitals with affordable care since there's private ones.

So yeah maybe some good deals, but I don't support the charity, because I don't want to support building buildings for the already rich for them to exploit the poor, but I'd support if the money went to pay for some sort of initiative to make this needed care taxpayer funded, as it should be and de-privatizing the healthcare industry.

Privatized necessities is a real problem.

Can someone summarize the GOSH Charity annual reports so i can "decide" who to yell at?

Hopefully they were yelled at for door-to-door fundraisers using pressure-selling techniques (use 12.ft.io to bypass paywall)

i'm sorry that a charity event that is to help with cancer treatment has angered so many people