Following the terror attack in Manchester, tattoo parlours in the local area have been offering symbolic tattoos and pledging to donate the proceeds to a charity helping victims of the attack. However one tattoo parlour decided after collecting the money for Manchester victims to instead donate the proceeds to a single mum in the area in need of life saving surgery unconnected to the attack. They justified their move saying they felt a huge amount of money had already been raised for the Manchester victims. Do you think the tattoo parlour was right or wrong to do this?

Following the terror attack in Manchester, tattoo parlours in the local area have been offering symbolic tattoos and pledging to donate the proceeds to a charity helping victims of the attack. However one tattoo parlour decided after collecting the money for Manchester victims to instead donate the proceeds to a single mum in the area in need of life saving surgery unconnected to the attack. They justified their move saying they felt a huge amount of money had already been raised for the Manchester victims. Do you think the tattoo parlour was right or wrong to do this? Published on 8 June 2017 → Survey conducted on 8 June 2017 on 2686 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Right - the parlour should be able to make the charitable decision they think is best with the money

20%

Wrong - the money given should only ever go to the intended charity

62%

Don't know

18%

Right - the parlour should be able to make the charitable decision they think is best with the money

20%

Wrong - the money given should only ever go to the intended charity

62%

Don't know

18%

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