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Thesite.org charity band
 Skive                
                
                    Posts: 908 Skive's The Limit
Skive                
                
                    Posts: 908 Skive's The Limit                
            
                
                                    
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                    Was having a clear out the other day and came across this. Not sure when this is from or why I have it, maybe a member of staff will remember?                
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It is a wrist band. I’ve got a couple of them actually. I imagine I received them as a prize for post of the week or something similar.
Charity wrist bands were really big in the mid 2000s and almost became fashionable. I imagine they are from that sort of time.
The only other information is a registered charity number: 1048995
Edited to add this.
https://community.themix.org.uk/discussion/77281/wristbands
2005 by the looks of it. Not a bad guess.
It was TheSite from around 1999 all the way up to the mid 2010s I think.
The discussion boards were used to be buzzing. Discussion boards like this existed long before the big social media platform like Facebook Twitter and Instagram.
This is what the boards looked like in 2004
https://web.archive.org/web/20040612020109/http://vbulletin.thesite.org.uk/