Children’s Charity Set to Benefit from Company’s Online Credit Crunch Initiative
October 18, 2008
Almost 50 percent of people surveyed are predicting they will probably give less money to worthy causes in the next 12 months as a result of the credit crunch. A revolutionary new initiative by Cash Converters, the UK's number one retailer of pre-owned and nearly new goods, has found a novel way for people to make money from unwanted goods, buy bargains and still help a children's charity. Cash Converters, supporting national children's charity Dreams Come True, will host a first of its kind online charity auction at www.cashconverters.co.uk between 8-17 October where goods brought into its stores can be sold online with every penny made going to national charity Dreams Come True. (PRWeb Oct 10, 2008)
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