Charity warning issued to Wigan workers going to a Christmas party
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Workers attending a Christmas do or those throwing their own festive bash have been told to do their clothes shopping on a charity fundraising platform or miss out on money going to good causes.
Luxury brands such as Harvey Nichols and Ralph Lauren are offering up to six per cent and 1.5 percent respectively in free cash for charities if shoppers buy clothes using their website through the easyfundraising platform.
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Hide AdThe North Face is giving customers who shop on easyfundraising an up to five per cent donation, while Very says they’ll give shoppers up to seven perc ent. Selfridges, meanwhile, says they’ll give shoppers up to eight per cent to a chosen charity of the customer’s choice so if they shop on the easyfundraising platform.
Jewellery firm Pandora will give customers up to a 0.5 per cent donation to a charity or good cause and is even offering a free £60 bracelet if they spend £99 or more using the easyfundraising platform.
And it’s easy to do. All the customer needs to pursue in order to raise a free donation to their favourite good cause or charity is to go on the easyfundraising website or app.
Find a brand or retailer they want to shop with, do their shopping using easyfundraising and then at the end of the process, they can select which good cause or charity they want to give to.
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Hide AdThe brand will then make a donation to the good cause or charity you select; it won’t cost you a penny extra.
James Moir, the CEO of easyfundraising, says anyone attending a Christmas party should consider using the easyfundraising platform to buy their clothes, jewellery, and other festive items to generate a free donation to their favourite good cause or charity – at no cost to them.
That means fashion fans can buy their number one outfit without feeling guilty.
He says: “Lots of us enjoy the work Christmas party as a time to come together with our friends and colleagues to celebrate the year we’ve had and look ahead to the next one.