Does anyone know were I can get one of those 'charity money boxes?'

[PinkCob]

Thinking of raising money for equine charities and need a 'moneybox'.

Going to see if I can borrow someones horse and dress it up and go walking round town seeing if people will donate!


I can't find a site online that will help me find one -,- grr.

 

[competitiondiva]

If u contact the particular charity direct they should have one u can use?

 

[Paris1]

It's great you've found a horse you can ask to borrow! If you call charities directly they will talk you through issuing a charity box.

 

[PinkCob]

I haven't 'found a horse'.
A few of my friends have horses which they may or may not let me use. And don't worry i've already asked if they want help with them (they don't) I'm ignoring my other threads and I'm going to be a charity fundraiser. At least them i'm helping horses!!

I'll send some emails to charities and see if any will send me one!

 

[FionaM12]

Yes, they do come from the charity direct. They normally seal with a stick-on label which really should only be broken by the charity themselves.

You should also check with the charity whether there are any laws about street collections in the area you'll be collecting in. I seem to remember when I last did a street collection I had to apply for some sort of permitt usable that day only (to stop dozens of charities harrassing shoppers in busy areas!)

 

[PinkCob]

Yes, they do come from the charity direct. They normally seal with a stick-on label which really should only be broken by the charity themselves.

You should also check with the charity whether there are any laws about street collections in the area you'll be collecting in. I seem to remember when I last did a street collection I had to apply for some sort of permitt usable that day only (to stop dozens of charities harrassing shoppers in busy areas!)

Oh I didn't think of that. Where could I get one of these?

 

[FionaM12]

Oh I didn't think of that. Where could I get one of these?

I'd start by asking advice from the charity themselves. I think street permits come form local authorities. You may not need one, but it's worth checking.

 

[PinkCob]

I'd start by asking advice from the charity themselves. I think street permits come form local authorities. You may not need one, but it's worth checking.

I've emailed World Horse Welfare to see if they have any charity boxes. I'll wait for a reply and then ask. Thanks!!

Edited: Can anyone give me any horse charities? Forgotten them all. :L