Raise free donations by shopping

Do you want to support our charity without spending any extra money?

The Oral Health Foundation has now registered with easyfundraising which turns your everyday online shopping into free donations on purchases with over 7,000 brands such as eBay, John Lewis & Partners, Argos, ASOS and Booking.com. It couldn’t be simpler!

How it works

Sign up to easyfundraising and choose Oral Health Foundation as your chosen charity:

Install the browser extension to get reminded automatically when you visit any eligible website:

Click ‘Get Donation’.

Brands then make a small donation to say ‘thank you’ and easyfundraising gives 100% of that money to us.

You can also click here to sign up and add an extra £5 to your first donation total.

There’s no catch or hidden charges and Oral Health Foundation will be really grateful for your donations.

If you have any questions about easyfundraising please email [email protected] and we will be happy to answer them.

Thank you for your support and happy shopping!

Download easyfundraising posters and cards for your business here

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