Taffycat
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Not sure how popular this idea would be with other PCReviewers, but thought it was worth an airing.
As you know, some of the major supermarkets run annual Voucher Events - such as Sainsbury's "Active Kids" or Tesco "Computers for Schools" etc.
There must be a few of us here who don't have school-age children, who either disgard the Vouchers, or just don't bother to collect them at the check-out... or who collect them, in the hope of finding someone who might want them for their off-spring?
I am in the latter category, so having already accumulated about 100-odd so far, I was "Googling" to try and find them a home. That was when I spotted one or two other Forums who were encouraging members to send in unwanted Vouchers, which can then be donated to maybe a school for disabled youngsters, nominated by a member who happens to know of one.
We crunch together, so perhaps we could also collectively make a difference to a deserving school somewhere? (Note that the school has to have registered to participate in the Scheme.)
Too much of a bother..? Or a possibility, do you think?
As you know, some of the major supermarkets run annual Voucher Events - such as Sainsbury's "Active Kids" or Tesco "Computers for Schools" etc.
There must be a few of us here who don't have school-age children, who either disgard the Vouchers, or just don't bother to collect them at the check-out... or who collect them, in the hope of finding someone who might want them for their off-spring?
I am in the latter category, so having already accumulated about 100-odd so far, I was "Googling" to try and find them a home. That was when I spotted one or two other Forums who were encouraging members to send in unwanted Vouchers, which can then be donated to maybe a school for disabled youngsters, nominated by a member who happens to know of one.
We crunch together, so perhaps we could also collectively make a difference to a deserving school somewhere? (Note that the school has to have registered to participate in the Scheme.)
Too much of a bother..? Or a possibility, do you think?
