Charity at Christmas

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Charity at Christmas

By Alex Foster | Tue 23rd December 2008 - 4:23 pm

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Are you supporting a charity this Christmas? If you’d like to promote their work, why not phone our Podcast Hotline on 020 7617 7221 and tell us all about it?

Phoning the Hotline is exactly like leaving a message on an answerphone, except your message will be shared with the Lib Dem Voice readership. So think for a few moments about what you want to say, maybe even jot a few notes down, shut yourself in a quiet room with a phone and give the service a call.

The messages will be posted between Christmas and New Year.

Read more by Alex Foster or more about charity or christmas.
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2 Comments

Julian H 23rd Dec '08 - 4:38pm

Alternatively, if you’re looking for a charity to support and don’t have one in mind, you can search all charities in England in Wales here – http://www.guidestar.org.uk.
David Morton 23rd Dec '08 - 7:07pm

http://www.pafras.org.uk I like it because its one of those small operations were every donated pound,item or can of beans really does make a difference. Also the target group is not sexy and doesn’t fit neatly into sterotypes of Christmas Charity.

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