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Give yourself to charity

Have you ever wanted to dig deep into your pockets and give big to charity, but had no cash? Just click!

By Emma Kae - 24th April 2001 - Back to News

Have you ever reached into your pockets and found a half eaten chocolate biscuit (slightly soggy) a paperclip (bent out of shape) and a used tissue (extremely linty) – all of which are useful in one way or another, but not at all suitable for charity?

Well rest assured. You can now give big to charity without having to reach behind the couch and search for the change from last week’s pizza. All you need to do is log on to DigitalCharity.com and donate for free.

“FREE?” You screech. “What do you mean free?” Well, my humble web crawler, when you visit the websites listed on the page the charities get paid a fee from sponsors, who want you to see their banner advertisement, displayed on the page.

Cool huh? You can now brag to your mates about how you help starving children and donate to cancer research, all without spending a cent. Click here to visit DigitalCharity.com.

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