3042 days ago

Have you heard about Webfair

Bronwyn Reader from Cat Rescue Christchurch

It is an amazing website set up by a group of Canterbury people that wanted to provide a site for people to donate products and for the monies generated to go to charities. 

It is like Trade me (whereby individual people list products they would like to sell and the charity they would like to support), people go in and bid  the money raised goes to charity that is listed at that time on the website.   Money minus a $1 fee (to cover running costs) all goes to the charity.

So you can participate by doing the following:-

1.  Have a clear out and donate goods.
2.  Select a deserving charity to receive the funds raised.
3.  Login and become a buyer and get a fantastic bargin whilst helping a
     deserving charity.
4.  Discuss with your family and friends to that they to can enjoy the   
      gift of giving, whilst decluttering OR enjoy the gift of giving by    
      purchasing an item whilst getting a bargin and stopping good items
      from going into the tip.

Win, Win Win situation for all.

The Charity of Cat Rescue Christchurch is being added to the list of charities tonight so would love for you to join us and raise some funds so we can move towards our goal of renting premises for our organisation to be based from.

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