Be the full stop - Help the NSPCC

SamMoffatt28

I have just signed up to be a campaigner for the NSPCC, it is free to join, you do not have to donate any money at all. Some times supporting a charity is more than just giving money. Please help if you can

Be the FULL STOP is a major new drive in the FULL STOP campaign to end cruelty to children. We want over a million people to Be the FULL STOP by becoming part of a mass movement who believe cruelty can be ended and are willing to act to make child cruelty stop.

Be the FULL STOP is backed by a four week national advertising campaign on TV, billboards, press and online.

The Be the FULL STOP online map - www.bethefullstop.com, is a great way for you to show your support for the campaign and demonstrate a belief that child cruelty can be ended and that you want to take action now! Once on the map, you can:

• Invite friends to join you and create your own, personal network of support
• Take further action and find out about donating, fundraising, volunteering or campaigning for the NSPCC
• Explore the map and see how other people are taking action in your area and across the UK and Channel Islands
• Be part of a committed and active community of NSPCC supporters

To stop children and young people suffering abuse, the NSPCC is calling on the Government to fund helplines and online or text based counselling that provide them with 24-hour access to confidential advice and support. This would mean a counsellor is always there when a child calls and that more and better services are provided to vulnerable groups such as disabled children.

Your help could save the life of a child. Please help if you can.

moran73

I'm organising an event at my workplace for this campaign - i have emailed loads of companies asking for prizes to raffle and samples etc

does anyone know of anymore?

longforgotten

Hi Sam

Hope you don't get roped in to phoning up existing givers to ask them to increase their direct debits. Talked to a friend this week who was complaining about what ended up as nuisance call from the NSPCC, who would not take no for an answer.

If you have chance to speak to someone with influence let them know this type of phone call is alienating supporters.