OUR SPENDING has been dramatically reduced, our pockets dried and lightened. Our watchful eye locks tight to our bills and we pull out of our long-term interests and memberships. We reduce our regular giving to charity. Others reduce their giving in our fund-raising initiatives.

But the charities still need our help.

For those of you that give regularly to charity; for those of you that give to many different charities; for those of you who still want to give but can no longer give to all those charities: Which Charity will help you out.

Our Find a Charity system can be used in such a way as to narrow down your choices between charities. If you can no longer afford to donate money to a charity, why not search for a different way to give? If you’ve got more time you can volunteer; you can offer your skills as an engineer on a hospital radio or as a translator for some international charities. If you’re inspired by new ways to give but you can’t find one which suits you quite right, why not wait a few days and then check the site again? We are always adding more charities to our database and some of them offer quite fantastic and original ways to give which are positive alternatives to giving money. Our system is the perfect means of narrowing down choices from perhaps a generous five, to an equally praiseworthy two.

And our search system isn’t the only feature which can aid your choice: our user comments system means that you can hear from others about their views and experiences with the charity. You can use the comments to gain more detailed information about a charity, or you can choose to narrow down your choices according to how well known a charity is.

And if the facilities offered on our site aren’t enough to aid your choice, feel free to drop us an email and suggest a way in which we really can help you out in making your charity choices during this difficult time.

Charities still need our help.

Which Charity will help you out.

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