ALS- Ice Bucket Challenge Part Two The Macmillian Way

Get involved in the perfect summer fundraising challenge that's sweeping across social media. #IceBucketChallenge a friend 

and raise money to help people affected by cancer.

How does it work?

It's simple. Just challenge someone via Facebook or Twitter to have a bucket of ice-cold water poured over their head in exchange for a text donation to Macmillan. Film it, share it, and then sit back and watch the nomination process take over. Take a peek at some of our favourites to get an idea.

Sounds brilliant. What do I need? 

  • A bucket
  • Ice 
  • A smartphone 
  • A towel 
  • A change of clothes (highly recommended) 
  • Immense bravery 

Right. Got all that. What do I do now? 

  1. 1. Fill the bucket with iced water
  2. 2. Pour it on your head 
  3. 3. Film this on your smartphone 
  4. 4. Post the video to Facebook / Twitter
  5. 5. Text to Donate £3 to Macmillan by sending ICE to 70550
  6. 6. Nominate your friends / enemies to do it next

Make sure you include this all important line when posting on social media:

I nominate XXX to take part in the #IceBucketChallenge in the next 48 hours and text ICE to 70550 to give £3 to Macmillan. (*Wimp out and text FINE to 70550 to give £10 instead).

Most importantly:

As with all challenges, there can be risks so it's important you look after yourself and make sure you don't put yourself in any danger by undertaking this challenge.
If you are concerned about your health please seek medical advice and do not undertake the challenge.
For those taking part don't forget to wrap up warm afterwards and take care.

Examples

Here's one of our favourite reactions so far. 
Why not do it with a friend? 
Even Gandalf's getting involved. 
These videos and information provided is from http://www.macmillan.org.uk/ice-nominate.html
Thanks to one of my friends I too now have to do the challenge. Part 3 will be me doing the challenge, so this time tomorrow I will be part of history in the making.

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