Supporting Charities Every Time You're Online.
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Raise Money For Charities & Good Causes Worldwide Every Time You're Online - At No Cost To You.
Did you know that every time you're online, you're creating money? Every time you view a web page, every time you use a search engine and every time you shop online, send an email, buy things on auction websites or use any of those wonderful price comparison websites, you're creating advertising revenue or ecommerce commission and somebody somewhere is making money while you're online - from your activity.
Well, now you can do those same things that you've been doing for years - things that you probably do every day, like searching, surfing, comparing prices or shopping online, but by redirecting some of them through The Wisdom Trust website, you can make sure that at least some of the money you're creating every day is being redirected to where it's needed most - to support the work of charities and good causes all over the world.
It's so simple! Do A Little - Help A Lot! That's our motto. Just use the buttons above or below to link through to some of our partner website and start doing your bit today - right now - to help make the world a better place. And apart from a couple of extra clicks, there is no additional cost or inconvenience to you.
Thanks for your help. Why not put as your homepage so you can easily link through us for all those things you need to do and do something amazing every day? oh, and make sure your favourite charity or good cause is listed on our website so you can raise funds for them as well.
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Make A Difference With
THE WISDOM TRUST
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Everything you do on our website, every page you look at, every question you answer and anything you buy through our shopping mall raises money for charities & good causes all over the world. Help us make a difference today. Click here for more details.
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Clicks so far today: 55
Total clicks for year: 491836
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Raised today: £0.00
Raised so far: £15165.96
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Inspirational Quote For Wisdom
Never promise more than
you can perform.
Publilius Syrus (1st Cent. BC)
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