Tangent 21 - NSPCC Donate-4-Free

Posted by
Red

Posted on
19:45
Mar 05 2002

NSPCC Donate-4-Free

Red Witch
I spotted this link to the NSPCC Full Stop Campaign page.
For each click on the big green button, the companies featured will each contribute 2p to the campaign. So if there are 5 sponsors, 10p is donated on your behalf. You can donate-4-free once every day. Unfortunately if you make multiple donations on a single day they will not be counted.

Also, this only works for people visiting the site in the EU and UK. Sorry to all our American and Other friends, but I'm sure there are children's charities in your home countries that'd be glad of your help.

Clicks so far: 876229 and they want to make a million by christmas, so stick the site in your 'Favourites' and go back every day.

RWx

(P.S. Thanks to Wo for authorising the URL )

[ 26 November 2001: Message edited by: Red Witch ]

Red
Donated and bookmarked. Thanks, Red Witch

teresa
Done. Gonna copy this onto a few more boards

misskittyfantastic
Done it, and emailed people from the site to get them involved too.

Jola
I'm done too - have told my friends as well

longzhuren
have done it and I am going totell others about it

SPIKE
damn i was gonna keep clicking on it for hours, oh well i'll do it everyday.

Connavar
I got an email of T about this so have bookmarked it and clicked it

Pegasus
Thanks for the reminder Connavar, but I already have it bookmarked and using it

Queen_C
bookmarked for daily donations

Bryany
Just bumping this up to remind people to re-visit

C
Sorry for the advert, but this may be usefull for people who make regular or large donations to charity, or who are involved in 3rd sector work...
When charidee's the topic of discussion I usually like to mention the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) - a meta-charity which helps charities (especially small ones), enables them to easily reclaim tax paid on their donations (eg via the CAF Charitycard), provides management consultancy (real private sector management consultants at a fraction of their normal cost) through CAF Consultants, provides legal and logistical advise for charities working overseas in the Central Republic of Whereintheheck, and many other things.

CAF is a charity itself, and is a UK based non-profit organisation; a guess or a google will lead you to their website.

C

Red Witch
Just bumping this thread back up to the top so the new guys can join in too...
RWx

Velvet Glove
Oohh! ...also the people who were working overseas with not-so-good internet connections & couldn't get onto the baords that often
Thanks, I'll gt this bookmarked & will click-a-day.