fbpx

Shopping online? You can raise money to loosen the grip of poverty

Easyfundraising lets you raise free donations for Church Action on Poverty when you shop online.

The pandemic and lockdown are sweeping millions of people further into poverty, while making it more difficult to raise the funds to help projects that anchor people and tackle poverty. We know that many people now have less money to use supporting causes. But there is a way you can still raise funds to tackle poverty.

You may now be doing more of your shopping online. So it’s the perfect time to sign up to Easyfundraising – a system which generates free donations for Church Action on Poverty when you shop online.

Easyfundraising has over 4,000 shops and sites which will donate to us at no extra cost to yourself, including lots of big-name retailers like John Lewis, Argos, Uswitch, eBay, M&S, Just Eat, Now TV, Domino’s Pizza and Audible.

All you have to do is sign up to support us using the link below. Then every time you shop online, go through the Easyfundraising website or app and we’ll receive a percentage of your spend as a free donation, at no cost to you or us.

Support is urgently needed -please take a moment to sign up and help stop more people being swept into poverty and hunger.

Communications and Supporter Relations Manager

How should churches address rural poverty?

Faith In The City: why it still matters, 40 years on

Pantries reach 1 million visits – as new research proves they work

A gentle path through a field in the foreground, with a church steeple in the distance among some trees.

How should churches address rural poverty?

The top section of a book cover, reading Celebrating Forty Years of Faith In The City

Faith In The City: why it still matters, 40 years on

A line of people holding cardboard numbers reading 1,000,000

Pantries reach 1 million visits – as new research proves they work