Annah Stretton to give $30k to Charity
Annah Stretton to give $30k to Charity
Nominate Your Local Charity Now
Annah Stretton 10 Days of Christmas
Donations kicks off Saturday 14th December with $30,000
up for grabs for your local charity.
Starting on Saturday 14th and ending on Christmas Day fashion designer and entrepreneur, Annah Stretton is taking nominations for deserving charitable organizations throughout New Zealand to receive up to $3000 each as recognition of their service to their local community. We will select one charity a day during our 10 Days of Christmas Donations.
“There is no better time than Christmas to identify those who are providing unrewarded and often unrecognised essential services. Without the actions of these groups we would see so many less well off during the happiest time of the year,” Stretton says. “The 10 Days of Christmas Donations is my small way of helping these good Samaritans continue the work they do.
“We’re calling on everyone to tell us which charity they believe deserves a $3000 cash injection to help them in the New Year. We’re looking for the less recognized charities – groups that don’t have an annual appeal day or regular funds from the Government.”
Do you know a charitable organization in your community that deserves a $3000 gift this Christmas?
To make a nomination and to share this worthy promotion visit https://www.facebook.com/pages/Annah-Stretton-CEO/391589570958041
Winning charities will be chosen and notified between
1-20 January 2014.
To be eligible to
take part in the 10 Days of Donations with Annah Stretton,
the nominated charity must: Fall within one of the four
charitable purposes set out in section 5 (1) of the
Charities Act, provide a public benefit and not be aimed at
creating private financial profit. Any nominated charities
that do not fit within these guidelines will automatically
not be considered to receive a donation.
For full terms and conditions visit: http://www.annahstretton.co.nz/View+Online/Annah+Stretton+10+Days+of+Donations+Terms++Conditions.html
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