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Vernons Poll

This Month's Poll - Women's Charities

For this month's Poll we have chosen charities helping women, but which will YOU choose receive the £2,000 donation?

Womens Aid
Women's Aid is the key national charity working to end domestic violence against women and children. We support a network of over 500 domestic and sexual violence services across the UK.
Womens Aid Website


Womankind Worldwide

WOMANKIND Worldwide helps women in developing countries - silenced or isolated by harmful traditions, conflict, violence and intimidation or the sheer exhaustion of surviving in poverty - to have a distinctive say in what goes on in their family, community and country.

Womankind Worldwid Website


Refuge
We believe that every woman and child experiencing domestic violence has different needs – there is no single package of services to meet those needs, no ‘one size fits all'. Refuge offers a range of services which gives women and children access to professional support whatever their situation
Refuge Website

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Get £2,000 for YOUR favourite charity!

Your favourite charity could get £2,000 if it is picked for next month's Charity Poll. Simply e-mail help@Vernons.co.uk with the name of the charity and a few lines about why it should be picked. If it is chosen and gets the most votes, a £2,000 cheque will be on it's way to them!

 

Previous Poll Results:

August 2010
In August the charities were chosen by YOU and Sue from Manchester's nomination of The Society for Abandoned Animals came out top!

Charity
Result
Deafness Research UK
33%
The Society for Abandoned Animals
41%
Mary Stevens Hospice
26%

July 2010
IJuly's 32,000 Sports donation goes to SportsAid

Charity
Result
United through Sport
14%
SportsAid
50%
Lords Taverners
36%

June 2010
In June you donated £2,000 to the NSPCC

Charity
Result
Action for Children
21%
NSPCC
55%
Barnado's
24%

May 2010
In May you donated £1,000 to the World Wildlife Fund and £1,000 to the Gorilla Organistaion.

Charity
Result
Born Free
18%
The Gorilla Organistaion
41%
World Wildlife Fund
41%

April 2010
April's £2,000 went to Age Concern

Charity
Result
The WRVS
13%
Age Concern
49%
Help the Aged
38%

March 2010
March's Donation went to Battersea Dogs Home

Charity
Result
Worcester Animal Rescue Centre
26%
Mayhew Animal Home
26%
Battersea Dog and Cats Home
48%

 

February 2010
The February Haiti Donation went to the Red Cross

Charity
Result
Unicef
21%
Red Cross
70%
World Vision
9%

 

January 2010
The January Environmental donation went to Friends of the Earth

Charity
Result
Friends of the Earth
49%
National Energy Foundation
7%
Campaign for Rural England
44%

 

December 2009
The Christmas £2,000 donation went to Shelter at Christmas

Charity
Result
Shelter at Xmas
64%
Save the Children Xmas Wish List
26%
Variety Club Toy Appeal
10%

 

November 2009
In November you decided that the £2,000 donation should go to the British Legion Poppy Day.

Charity
Result
The British Legion Poppy Day
58%
The Army Benevolent Fund
32%
SSAFA
11%

October 2009
In October you decided that the £2,000 donation should go to the The Princess Royal Trust for Carers

Charity
Result
The Samaritans
30%
Citizens Advice Bureau
28%
Princess Royal Trust for Carers
42%

September 2009
Your £2,000 September donation went to to the MENCAP

Charity
Result
MENCAP
48%
Leonard Cheshire
7%
Guide Dogs for the Blind
45%

August 2009
In August 2009 you decided that the £2,000 donation should go to the British Red Cross

Charity
Result
OXFAM
19%
Christian Aid
14%
British Red Cross
67%

 

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Red Cross Donation

Martin Williams of Sportech (left) presenting your November £2,000 donation to the Bill Martin of the Royal British Legion

 

Red Cross Donation

Jenny Danby of Sportech (left) presenting your August £2,000 donation to the British Red Cross