Search, save & raise money for Hearing Link with Savoo
Supporters can raise vital funds for Hearing Link by choosing to search and save with online search engine Savoo.
The organisation, which provides information and support for people with hearing loss, has partnered with Savoo for this new and exciting fundraising project. It allows users to search online or use its voucher codes and deals to save money; all while raising money for Hearing Link. Whether you’re at work, at home or on the go, it’s an easy way to show your support – and your efforts will cost you nothing because Savoo donates on your behalf.
Dr Lorraine Gailey, Chief Executive of Hearing Link, said: “This is a simple and effective way, to not only show your support for our charity, but help us to raise vital funds towards our work of supporting people with hearing loss in every country of the UK. I would encourage our supporters to get involved, especially as we approach Christmas and they are considering searching and buying gifts online. This simple gesture will make a huge difference.”
It’s easy to set up a Savoo account by visiting http://www.savoo.co.uk/charities/Hearing-Link.html. Once signed in find Hearing Link in the charities directory and click ‘Start Supporting’. Then go to the web search from the menu at the top of page and search away.
To ensure you continue to make pennies for Hearing Link, make sure to set Savoo as your homepage. Please note this process will vary depending on which browser you use.
For further information about Savoo and other ways to donate to Hearing Link, please contact fundraising@hearinglink.org; or call tel: 0300 111 1113 or SMS: 07526 123255.
Alternatively visit Hearing Link’s website at www.hearinglink.org for further information.
For further information please contact: Lorna Armstrong, Marketing & Communications Manager. Email:lorna.armstrong@hearinglink.org. Tel/SMS: 07534 563485.
About Hearing Link
Hearing Link is a UK charity for people who have developed any level of hearing loss and their family and friends. It provides information and support and puts them in contact with others who have similar experiences. It aims to give people the knowledge, skills, confidence and contacts so they can more easily manage the practical and emotional challenges that hearing loss brings. It works across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.