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Charities

Archives for November 2018

Homeless charities that provide bricks and mortar shelter?
Hi there, I am looking to support charities that help Homeless people, but I'd rather pick a charity (or cause) that provides shelter and accommodation for those who are sleeping rough. A lot of the big homeless charities I have looked at (crisis, shelter etc.) provide legal assistance, or advice, counselling and other…
Charity vouchers
I'm thinking of giving charity vouchers as Christmas presents. I've come across a website called charityvouchers.org that says I can buy vouchers and the recipient specifies which charity gets the donation. I can't find anything online to confirm that this is reputable organisation. Does anyone out there have experience of…
How to manage a charity credit card
Hi Our small charity will need a credit card to buy routine requirements such as web hosting etc. When we write cheques they must be signed by two trustees. So how can we have similar oversight control of credit card spending ? Any advice much appreciated.
How to give to charity for free with loyalty points, cashback and rewards
If you want to help a worthy cause but are strapped for cash, there are still ways you can donate. A few loyalty schemes allow you to give your rewards to selected charities, which is a great way to give without feeling the pinch. Read the full blog: How to give to charity for free with loyalty points, cashback and rewards
Not for profit fundraising online service recommendations
i work for a charity and I wondered if anyone could recommend a not for profit fundraising online service we could receive donations through. BTMyDonate looks good, are there any others, is there a site which compares them side by side? The big ones - Just Giving, Virgin, Charity Checkout are expensive. Many thanks

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