New feel-good charity website

[journojosh]

Hi all!
We're launching a new website that is designed to spotlight exciting charities and their hard work.
By the end of this week, it should be up and running. We don't have the link yet, as we're still not 100% on the names (which we would like your help with).
The site's content will be things like interviewing representatives of charities and focusing on their hard work, covering events held for charities, interviewing bands doing charity work.
We've already got quite a lot of content for the launch. The most important thing is that it's a feel good website. It's not supposed to be depressing or put any pressure on anyone, it's simply to raise awareness of charities big and small by spreading the word of their positive work.
We would appreciate it no end if you could give us any comments. Name suggestions would be great too. The ones we have in mind are either, causeity, first it giveth blog, the feel good charity blog
Cheers!

 

[Wedwishwell]

I would be interested to know what you called it and how I can find out about it.
I am the founder of my charity. We organise and fund weddings for terminally ill people. I am terminally ill myself also. I would love to talk with you.

 

[silverrepublic]

Hi

We are currently working with the brain tumor charity and have had a charity bracelet produced which is now available for sale.

If you want to use any of our story in your web launch then we could certainly help - just PM me if you want to chat further.

Thanks

 

[Emma Woolven]

Hi

Please check out our website lincolnmarfan.moonfruit.com for our story. Would love to know the website details when you have them

 

[journojosh]

Thanks to all who replied. the website is called causeity.com and is now up and running. Please get in touch with me by emailing me at josh(at)spheremag(dot)com and I will certainly get back in touch. Thanks again!

 

[iArtist]

A pictrure speaks a thousand words and no one knows this more than a cartoonist.

Cartoons 4 Causes is a free cartoons for charity image resource - the ethos being - Share if you care

All the cartoons on cartoons 4 causes support chaitable aims and worthy causes and are created by cartoonists to help support those causes and raise awareness.

 

[sodirect]

I like the name feel good charity blog - does what it says on the can - keep it simple so people immediately know what the site is and what they will find there. Made up words are not so good for SEO either.

 

[Berkshire Business]

I think baseing a website around various charities is a brilliant idea, then its not just focusing on one main charity.

I also agree with the above, as a name short and simple would get straight to the point, it says all you need to know in the name.

 

[GreatSEO]

A great one is triforlife.co.uk have some phenomenal events out of woburn abbey and have raised over 1.2 million to dat (6 years)

A great day out for the family and unlike some charities all of the money goes to good causes.

PM me if you would like contact with the founders and I am sure I can put you in touch.

Dave

 

[NSven]

I read in the Sunday newspapers that a lot of Premier League football clubs are trying to do more charity work in the community, e.g. Stoke City and Wigan Athletic. It might be good for the website's profile and also the football clubs if you could get some of them involved.

 

[plancanada]

Give donations as gifts through Plan Canada that means education for a child or literacy for a mother, a gift that leads to a livelihood and the ability to provide for a family.

 

[Because I am a Girl]

Because I am a Girl is a global initiative to end gender inequality, provide girls education, promote girls’ rights and lift millions of girls – and everyone around them – out of poverty.

 

[evakathleen]

Please feel free to list your website on our site and I will feature in the charity section and homepage