Help raise funds for research into tinnitus

tinnitus2020campaign

Hi everyone,


Many people around the world suffer from the impact of tinnitus. I have found a great website that helps raise cash for official charities that do research into dealing with tinnitus and you don't need to register or part with your own hard earned cash even.



- Tinnitus is the perception of sound within the human ear in the absence of corresponding external sound. It can cause varying amounts of distress, in some instances very severe stress, to the individual who has it. -


If you want to raise funds, in a simple and easy way, for advanced research into treating and possibly curing tinnitus then please go to the Tinnitus 2020 Campaign web page by using the following link: everyclick.com/tinnitus2020campaign


Funds are raised by you and others like you by utilising a paid-to-search website called everyclick.com. For using their search engine they give a slice of their revenue to a nominated charity, in this instance Deafness Research UK, a major donor to tinnitus research programmes.


There are several charities that deal with tinnitus. Some provide support, some provide research. However, it is informally considered by some that in Britain Deafness Research UK is providing the most effective and widespread funding for tinnitus research. The aim of the fund raising page is to channel funds to that charity. The wider fund raising aim is, as the title suggests, to provide funds to organisations to develop effective treatment (possibly a cure) by the year 2020. Please get involved, spread the word, and help to achieve these aims.


Once you have visited everyclick.com/tinnitus2020campaign please set it as your homepage for your browser. Alternatively you can select the tinnitus 2020 Campaign as your fund raising page, remember to keep everyclick.com as your homepage though. There is no no need to register, although there is that option is you wish. Once you have done this search away.



* Deafness Research UK charity number 326915


P.S. you can also support other charities on the website that deal with tinnitus such as RNID and the British Tinnitus Association.