Donate To...

Everyclick.com, the search engine that helps charity, is one of the finalists for The Jaeger-LeCoultre Daily Telegraph Business Personality of the Year Awards 2006.

The site gives 50% of its gross revenue to the charity of the users’ choice. There is no cost to the user or the charity and the website enables you to select your favorite charity from the 170,000 that are registered in the UK.

Currently they have raised over £120,000 for charity and at the current rate of growth projections suggest this could exceed £1million by the end of 2007. Good luck to them in the forthcoming awards.

Love is in the air and red hearts and roses are everywhere – it’s nearly time for Valentine’s Day! To coincide with this year’s event The British Heart Foundation are running a Saving Lives campaign where they aim to raise £1 million to fund the Charity’s vital care work.

BHF explain on their Valentine mini-site about ho you can get involved! For example you can buy Valentine gifts, Give a gift of an hour of your salary, order a love song sweepstake or a Love Note pack for your workplace or visit your local BHF Shop to write a Love Note for £1 and post it in the window for all to see, or send one online.

You can even win a prize if you raise £40 or more from either a sweepstake poster or a Love Note pack!

During December BT are supporting Shelter with the aim to raise at least £100,000 for the charity’s youth campaign now in it’s 40th year. Theyre are doing this this year with the help of Doctor Who and Little Britain star Tom Baker.

Tom has returned as the voice of BT Text, but with a twist. They have turned Tom Baker into a virtual pop star by using his text-to-landline voice to record BT’s very own charity single for Christmas – “You Really Got Me” by Brit rockers The Kinks! This unusual musical mix was created by Dr Who fanatic Mark Murphy and is endorsed by Welsh rappers Goldie Lookin’ Chain.

All proceeds for the single’s download sales will go directly to Shelter.

BT also invite you to have a little bit of fun this Christmas. Text any UK landline from your mobile or home phone 2 and that telephone will ring with Tom Baker’s voice reading out your message – raising money for charity at the same time.

Prince William and Prince Harry have announced a concert will be held at the new Wembley Stadium to commemorate the life of Diana, Princess of Wales. The concert will feature stars such as Sir Elton John and Duran Duran and tickets are on sale now from Concert for Diana, although at time of writing it appears the concert is already sold out – further tickets may be released for sale in the New Year.

Proceeds from the concert will go to charities supported by the late Princess, and to charities of which Prince William and Prince Harry are Patrons. These include Centrepoint, the UK’s leading youth homelessness charity, Sentebale, a new charity that helps vulnerable children and young people in Lesotho and the Royal Marsden and Great Ormond Street Hospitals, The Leprosy Mission, The National AIDS Trust and the English National Ballet.

This year Christian charity World Vision UK, is proud to support The Great Ethiopian Run, which takes place in Addis Ababa on 25th/26th November.

The mission of The Great Ethiopian Run is to contribute to the betterment of life in Ethiopia, it publicises important health and social messages, promotes the work of HIV / AIDS organisations & presents a positive sporting image from within Ethiopia.

World Vision has partnered with Ethiopia since the mid 1980’s working with and through local people & communities. Like The Great Ethiopian Run it’s Child Sponsorship work is all about betterment of life, with long-term commitment to area development programmes that bring real and lasting change.

The dedication and commitment of the people of Ethiopia, along with World Vision means that real progress has begun – however World Vision still urgently need to find sponsors for thousands of children who otherwise face a bleak future.

By becoming a World Vision Child Sponsor, you’ll be touching a child’s life in the most profound way possible – by helping to provide them with a better future. It costs only £18 a month to sponsor a child – just 60p a day to change a life – that’s less than the price of a bottle of mineral water. You will provide life’s essentials like safe drinking water, basic healthcare, education, food and immunisation against the killer diseases.

So, please become a child sponsor today and help free children from poverty for years to come.