If you purchase from Amazon

[shaws]

If you purchase from Amazon and have not signed up to them to donate to a Charity of your choice who then get a share of Amazon profits.

It is Amazon themselves who pay the organisation.

businessinsider.com/guides/...

[Anthea55]

I have just received an email from AmazonSmile saying

This is your quarterly AmazonSmile donation notification. Your chosen charity, Thyroid UK, recently received a quarterly donation of £247.99 from AmazonSmile, thanks to customers shopping at smile.amazon.co.uk or with AmazonSmile turned ON in the app.

[DippyDame]

Me too!

And it continues...

To date, Amazon has donated a total of:

£2,258.67 to Thyroid UK

A tidy sum, for a few clicks!

I would encourage TUK members to consider joining because "every little helps!"

[shaws Administrator in reply to DippyDame]

That's really good that Amazon also can share some of their profits to good causes.

[SeasideSusie Remembering]

I also use Amazon Smile and so does my son who buys quite a lot from Amazon for his business, obviously TUK is our designated charity.

Easyfundraising is another option if you don't use Amazon, just nominate TUK as your charity and go through Easyfundraising to get a donation, there are over 5,000 online retailers registered with them including Ebay, M&S, John Lewis and lots of other big names

easyfundraising.org.uk/panel/

[crimple]

It's a really painless way to donate to TUK, I got the amazon email too. If everyone on here joined in I am sure it would make a huge difference to TUK funds. make it a New year resolution.

[Lovecake]

I don’t buy loads of stuff, but have had TUK as my charity for a long time now. I ask family and friends to do this too if they have no preferred charity.

[shaws Administrator in reply to Lovecake]

😀 that's good