Going on-line

Raise money every time you search the web at no cost.

www.everyclick.com is a search engine with a difference – half of their advertising revenues go to charity. Search results are powered by Ask.com so the quality is good. You just register the Earl Mountbatten Hospice as your chosen charity and every search you make will generate funds which are paid to the Hospice by CAF. So tell your friends as well.

Raise funds for Free when you shop Online at www.easyfundraising.org.uk/emh

We’ve found a new and easy way for you to raise funds for Earl Mountbatten Hospice - simply by shopping online!

We’ve teamed up with easyfundraising, an online shopping directory listing over 400 of your favourite stores, including Amazon, NEXT, Debenhams, John Lewis, Tesco, DELL and many more. Every time you shop online with any one of them, we’ll receive up to 15% of every purchase – at no extra cost to you!

It’s completely FREE to register and use and it doesn't cost a penny extra to shop and raise funds in this way. In fact, you can even SAVE MONEY as many retailers give exclusive discounts, special offers and even 'e-vouchers' when you shop through the easyfundraising site.

All you need to do is log on to the easyfundraising site at http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/emh - then register and start shopping!

If you shop on line anyway, then why not raise extra funds for us by using this completely FREE service.

Selling on e-bay?
Did you know when you sell your item on e-bay, you can chose to give some or all of the proceeds to the Hospice. This is through an organisation called Missionfish.

You set up to list your item to sell in the usual way, but on the page entitled ’ Sell your item. Enter Pictures & Item’, just below the ’Buy it now price’ box there is a line ’Donate percentage to charity’. This will let you select which charity you want to donate to, what percentage and for how long. It also explains how the payment is made.

All the proceeds will go towards patient care and being able to open the next room in the In-Patient Ward.
Thank you for your support.