It's been a while Mwenya Uganda readers! My apologies for the lack of blogging over the past few months, but the blog is now 100% back in action.
I have compiled ways for you to financially support Mwenya Uganda WITHOUT spending a penny of your own money.
The internet is amazing, and some other good hearted people have been tapping into this amazingness and they have worked out very clever ways for you, the general public, to donate to Mwenya Uganda, without spending a penny of your own money.
This, my friends, is Free Donations For Dummies!
Social Networking and Internet Shopping, combined!
Who?
www.ark.com
Ark is a US based organisation which stands for Acts of Random Kindness.
How does it work?
Online shops registered with Ark pay Ark a commission for sourcing customers.
Every time you shop with an Ark registered shop (through ark.com) that shop will pay Ark 5% of whatever you spend, as a thank you!
Ark then allocate this 5% donation to the charity of your choice.
Mwenya receives quarterly payments from Ark.com of the funds that you have raised.
For example, if you buy a Camera from Amazon that costs $100, $5 will be credited to your Ark account, which you then can donate to the 'cause' of your choice.
All you have to do is register with Ark.com, using your email address, or you facebook account.
Then you just need to 'Join Mwenya Uganda's cause' here: http://ark.com/cause/mwenya_uganda/69901
Hit 'shop' at the top right, choose from a huge list of shops such as amazon, miss selfridge, itunes, living social.
Just be careful you're on the UK sites, and not the US ones.
Any bonuses?
They give you 10cents to donate to us straight away!
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Internet Shopping & deals (UK)
Who?
Easyfundraising.org.uk
Same principal as Ark but a UK based site AND you get to benefit from loads of discount deals!
Shops available?
Pretty much every shop out there!
Tesco, ebay, Amazon, Apple, Flybe, Groupon, Boots, Boden, Joe Browns, JJB Sports, John Lewis, Lastminute.com, La Redoute, M&S, Lovefilm, Millets, National Lottery, New Look, Urban Outfitters, Vodafone, Vistaprint, WHSsmith.....etc etc etc.
Full list of shops: http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/retailers/
What do you have to do?
Register as a supporter of Mwenya Uganda for free here: www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/mwenyauganda/?u=1ZN31B&urp=1ZN31B
Shop through the links on the easyfundraising site! (see above for retailers list)
Done! You'll receive an email telling you how much you've raised, it's automatically donated to Mwenya's cause.
We receive monthly cheques of what you've raised.
Any bonuses?
They have a huge range of deals and discounts with nearly every shop.
Under "Deals", you can 'Raise funds for FREE', without even buying anything online!
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Searching with Yahoo
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We have created our own Yahoo search page link. All you have to do is save this link as a tab on your internet page, register for free 'as a supporter of Mwenya Uganda', and do all your searching through our page.
http://sites.affilyon.co.uk/MwenyaUganda
I have compiled ways for you to financially support Mwenya Uganda WITHOUT spending a penny of your own money.
The internet is amazing, and some other good hearted people have been tapping into this amazingness and they have worked out very clever ways for you, the general public, to donate to Mwenya Uganda, without spending a penny of your own money.
This, my friends, is Free Donations For Dummies!
Social Networking and Internet Shopping, combined!Who?
www.ark.com
Ark is a US based organisation which stands for Acts of Random Kindness.
How does it work?
Online shops registered with Ark pay Ark a commission for sourcing customers.
Every time you shop with an Ark registered shop (through ark.com) that shop will pay Ark 5% of whatever you spend, as a thank you!
Ark then allocate this 5% donation to the charity of your choice.
Mwenya receives quarterly payments from Ark.com of the funds that you have raised.
For example, if you buy a Camera from Amazon that costs $100, $5 will be credited to your Ark account, which you then can donate to the 'cause' of your choice.
All you have to do is register with Ark.com, using your email address, or you facebook account.
Then you just need to 'Join Mwenya Uganda's cause' here: http://ark.com/cause/mwenya_uganda/69901
Hit 'shop' at the top right, choose from a huge list of shops such as amazon, miss selfridge, itunes, living social.
Just be careful you're on the UK sites, and not the US ones.
Any bonuses?
They give you 10cents to donate to us straight away!
_____________________________________________________________________
Internet Shopping & deals (UK)
Who? Easyfundraising.org.uk
Same principal as Ark but a UK based site AND you get to benefit from loads of discount deals!
Shops available?
Pretty much every shop out there!Tesco, ebay, Amazon, Apple, Flybe, Groupon, Boots, Boden, Joe Browns, JJB Sports, John Lewis, Lastminute.com, La Redoute, M&S, Lovefilm, Millets, National Lottery, New Look, Urban Outfitters, Vodafone, Vistaprint, WHSsmith.....etc etc etc.
Full list of shops: http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/retailers/
What do you have to do?
Register as a supporter of Mwenya Uganda for free here: www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/mwenyauganda/?u=1ZN31B&urp=1ZN31B
Shop through the links on the easyfundraising site! (see above for retailers list)
Done! You'll receive an email telling you how much you've raised, it's automatically donated to Mwenya's cause.
We receive monthly cheques of what you've raised.
Any bonuses?
They have a huge range of deals and discounts with nearly every shop.
Under "Deals", you can 'Raise funds for FREE', without even buying anything online!
________________________________________________________________________
Searching with Yahoo
We have created our own Yahoo search page link. All you have to do is save this link as a tab on your internet page, register for free 'as a supporter of Mwenya Uganda', and do all your searching through our page.
http://sites.affilyon.co.uk/MwenyaUganda
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