Christmas is a time to rejoice and appreciate our loved ones. It’s also a great time to do our bit to affect a change and thanks to technology you can make a difference from the comfort of your home whilst still spreading some Christmas cheers. BT’s fundraising platform, MyDonate has launched a Christmas card campaign, aiming to raise money for lots of the different charities on the platform with the support of some of your favourite celebrities.
Twelve celebrities have taken some time out to design their very own MyDonate Christmas e-cards for charities including Cancer Research UK, NSPCC, Movember Foundation, and Help for Heroes. Stars such as Sir Michael Parkinson and Nick Grimshaw, England rugby star Austin Healey and top-ten boyband The Vamps are among those participating this Christmas to help people in need.
Throughout this month, you will be able to choose one of the fifteen charity e-cards from bt.com/christmascards and after making a minimum donation of £2 via BT MyDonate, you will receive an email with a link to download your e-card. The e-card can then be shared with family and friends via email or social media. With designs such as a comedy drumming Santa, festive Christmas trees, a beautiful animal snow scene and even a rugby-playing Christmas robin, you have a wide range of designs to pick from.
By getting involved, all of your donations from these celebrity-designed charity e-cards will go directly to charity (apart from the 15p debit card or 1.3% credit card fee).
For more information visit: bt.com/christmascards and To find out more about what happens with your contribution, check out Money Saving Expert’s guide on top charity giving sites.
