'I will volunteer to run an unofficial 'Friends of Bletchley Park' group'

Pledge “bletchleyfriends”

"I will volunteer to run an unofficial 'Friends of Bletchley Park' group but only if 25 people will sign up to donate at least £5 per month to The Bletchley Park Trust."

— Mark Simpkins

Deadline to sign up by: 1^st July 2009
5 people signed up, 20 more were needed

More details
I will host and run an unofficial 'Friends of Bletchly Park' Society / Club if 100 of you sign up to donate at least £5 a month to the Bletchly Park Trust. This donation is directly to Bletchley Park, I am not offering to act as a middleman for any transaction.

Links:
http://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/
http://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/content/...
http://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/shop/cha...

It is important that Bletchley Park is treated as a site of historical importance for both its importance to the development of computers as well as during World War II.

At Bletchley a large number of people worked against extreme odds to help create a preferable future.

By supporting Bletchley Park we both help to preserve an important historical location but also an inspirational home to the idea of working and creating against incredible odds for a preferable future for our species.

The Bletchley Park Trust is aiming to preserve the core heritage of the site and to build on the work of the wartime pioneers through education and technology innovation. The Trust does not receive any public funding and therefore is dependent on money generated from donations or any additional on-site or off-site activities to enable it to continue its work.