Donate money to the Northmoor Trust whilst shopping online
Without costing you anything extra, SurfGiver has developed a new website which can direct a percentage of each sale to the Northmoor Trust.
With 100's of top online shops, including Amazon.co.uk, eBay.co.uk, John Lewis, Apple Store, ASDA and many many more, SurfGiver can turn just about all your online shopping into a way of generating donations to the Northmoor Trust.
What is SurfGiver?
SurfGiver is a place where you generate donations for your chosen charity through your online shopping, without costing you anything extra.
How does it work?
Shops and retailers are prepared to offer a percentage of their sales to other web sites which direct shoppers to them, as a way of saying 'thank you'.
On average the commission on a product is 3%, so if a product costs £20 then £0.80 is paid back to SurfGiver and directed to the charity. Lets say you bought a flat screen TV or an iMac for £1000, suddenly the donation is £40. SurfGiver does retain a small percentage (10%) of each commission to continue the service and provide future developments.
SurfGiver has built a search tool which can find shops and products easily and offers you the opportunity to redirect that 'advertising' money to a a charity of your choice, hopefully the Northmoor Trust!
How do I raise money for the Northmoor Trust with SurfGiver?
It's simple! Follow the SurfGiver link, which will take you to the Northmoor Trust page, then select the shop you would like to go to from the dropdown list of shops. Click on that shop and it will direct you to the retailer's website where, by purchasing the item, you will be giving money to the Northmoor Trust.
Where does the money come from?
The money comes from the retailer. It is not added to your purchase price and if you didn't use SurfGiver then the retailer would keep that percentage.
