Help us to help YOU!

The Irish Draught Horse Society (GB) is facing a tough future.  The current economic situation means sponsorship is harder than ever to obtain – and costs keep rising!  Our breeders are suffering too, with lower prices for youngstock and fewer mares coming to stallions.  To keep OUR costs down for our members, we have to raise funds elsewhere!

You can help US – and help yourself at the same time with just a couple of clicks of your mouse! All you need to do is register at : http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/idhs and use the links from that site to thousands of top retailers.  IDHS(GB) will receive a donation from every purchase you make – at NO extra cost to you.

It’s completely FREE to register and you won’t pay a penny more for your shopping when you use the easyfundraising site. In fact you can even SAVE MONEY as many retailers offer discounts, special offers and even 'e-vouchers' exclusive to easyfundraising members.
 
If you shop online anyway then why not raise valuable extra funds for us by using this fantastic scheme. All you need to do is visit http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/idhs and when you register, select The Irish Draught Horse Society (Great Britain) as the organisation you wish to support.  Note: we are listed as THE Irish Draught Horse Society (Great Britain) – under 't'
 
Search the Web and Raise Funds

When you search the Web with easysearch instead of Google or any other search engine, you’ll raise funds for us with every search you make! Just like easyfundraising, it’s completely free to use and if you make just 10 searches a day, you could raise £20 a year - or more - for us, just by switching to easysearch.
 
What’s more, easysearch is a 'super' search engine that combines the strengths of several search providers together - Yahoo!, Bing, Ask.com and many more. easysearch tracks down the most relevant and accurate results from across the Web, which means you’ll find what you’re looking for quickly and easily every time - all in one ‘easy’ search.

Last Updated Sunday, October 11 2009 @ 02:42 AM BST; 1,281 Hits