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Charitable links to raise money FREE
Way back in 2006 Forumites started a list of websites which enabled you to help charities without incurring any financial cost. That list was a bit outdated, so we're starting again for 2021 and onwards: 🔎 Search engines * EasySearch * Ecosia * Savoo * SearchScene * Search for a Cause / Tab for a Cause * YouCare 🖱 'Click n…
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Charities Board Welcome and The Rules
Welcome to the MoneySavingExpert Charity Board The aim of this is to do anything and everything to help charities, so that collectively others can benefit too. Already by using this site charities are being helped as there's a substantial charities fund. Also do read the 'Charity Giving' and 'Feed The Starving At No Cost…
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Smalls for all
For anyone looking for an easy way to make a donation which you know will go direct to those in need , look at this organisation https://www.smallsforall.org/get-involved/donate/ you can post to them or even buy from their wish list and have it donated straight to them and straight to the people who need the help.
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Topcashback Ukraine donation
I logged into my Topcashback account and a message popped up saying they'd match donations from your balance to the Ukraine DEC appeal. I thought that was a good idea and donated my balance, by going to the payout option and choosing the charity option (there is a quirk that you still have to give yourself a minimum of 1p…
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BHF shop on ebay
It is worth checking out the various charities that have shops on eBay. I have bought several things from the BHF shop and not only do I get nice things, but proceeds go to charity https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/britishheartfoundationshop
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Fundraising Platforms
I feel that the practice on the Just Giving site to pre-populate a donation is misleading and unnecessary. Just Giving already receives a significant contribution from the donations that are made. There is no need for them to request more in this way. And I'm sure many users have inadvertently made the donation. The field…
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smile.amazon.co.uk
I came across this part of Amazon, smile.amazon.co.uk It links to your amazon account, costs nothing and 0.5% of the cost of what you have spent can be donated to your charity of choice. I'm not trying to promote Amazon but if you are going to use them might as well some of this going to charity. Please share and spread…
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New process to file charity accounts
Companies House have advised that from 1 April 2027, all companies will need to file their annual accounts using commercial software. It appears that this includes micro-entities like mine (income <£10,000pa) who currently provide only 2 numbers each year -- gross income and gross expenditure. It looks like we shall need…
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Is there any help for people with unusual health conditions?
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Charity Shop Experiences.
Hello. This question is directed primarily at those who work in Charity Shops, But clearly, all views are welcome, especially fellow shoppers. I am wondering if in your shops the CDs and DVDs are organised in any particular way. It seems to me that they are not organised at all. I have seen CDs in long rows, and in racks,…
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Free website for charity
If you order stuff on line and go through this website they donate to the charity of your choice, it’s free to join https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/
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Creating a nonprofit organization for an academic journal
I have run an academic journal for about 15 years, I am editor in Chief, the journal is published by a large journal publisher. They wish to change the way hey pay stipends and royalties, by sending me a lump sum of up to £50K each year for me to distribute to the colleagues who work on the Journal as editors, copy editors…
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The MSE Charity's next grant-giving round is now OPEN
The MSE Charity gives grants of up to £7,500 to groups that provide education, information and support to help people learn how to manage their money better. If you currently work to improve people's financial skills and think a grant could help, consider applying for one. The MSE Charity's latest grant-giving round is now…
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IMHO It's time to raise awareness of the need to give donations to charities.
As the King said in his Xmas Message, it is even more important to give to charities, or take part in charitable activities, during this time of hardship for many families in Britain and abroad. I have given 5% of my earnings to charities (on a rotating basis) since my first salary was paid into my Bank over 50 years ago.…
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Charity gifts for Christmas
For several years I have made a lot of effort to buy thoughtful gifts for my brother's children. I no longer get any acknowledgement and have no idea if they are well received. My brother is wealthy and the kids get everything they want from him and his wife and her family. This year I would rather give money to charity on…
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Money Moral Dilemma: What should I do with the lottery ticket I found in a charity shop coat?
This week's MoneySaver who wants advice asks... I bought a coat in a charity shop and, when I got it home, found a lottery ticket in one of the pockets. I checked the numbers and it's for a £5,000 win. But I'm not sure what to do now - should I return to the charity shop and ask if they know who donated the coat, give half…
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Ukrainian Animals
hi, last month i donated some money towards the Ukraine crisis, but i got thinking about the animals over there which are massively suffering too - especially those that have been abandoned by their owners. are there any specific charities out there focusing on the helping the animals of Ukraine? many thanks.
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Vouchers for those needing support
The charity I’m involved in is setting up a Crisis Fund to provide to support to the people we help (we help people at risk of homelessness into secure housing). It would be better if we could help other than with cash. What voucher schemes are there (other than supermarkets? For example, fuel, energy, bus/train tickets.…
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Postage Stamps For Fundraising
Just to let people know that I purchased postage stamps from charities in order to help them raise funds. I pay £10 per kilo for any and all unsorted stamps collected. I enjoy sorting them while I care for my 2 disabled grandson's who are at home 24/7 now due to Covid and me being extremely vulnerable. I have been doing…
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Household items for Charity
I collect milk bottle tops and used stamps for charity, does anyone know of other household items that charities take?
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charities for help with vet bills?
Hi, I'm looking for any charities that you may know of that provide help with vets bills for people on low money? I have tried the PDSA but I think i may be outside of their postcode area for pet treatment. Will be grateful for any suggestions of organisations/charities! Thanks! hope i got the right forum, wasn't sure…
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Charitable links to raise money FREE (please view and click)
To read an introduction and explanation about these sites, read Martin's article Feed the Starving for free. Charitable links please take time to support all of these worthy causes. Easyjet All you need to do is click on the logo at the bottom and easyJet will donate 25p to The Anthony Nolan Trust. The Anthony Nolan Trust…
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