Freebies

Free Online Advertising Available from Google Grants (UK)

Registered charities can apply to the Google grants programme, for in-kind support that translates into free advertising through Google Adwords - an online self-managed advertising programme. Google Grants is a unique in-kind donation programme that awards free AdWords advertising to selected charitable organisations. We support organisations that share our philosophy of community service to help the world in areas such as science and technology, education, global public health, the environment, youth advocacy and the arts. The Google grants programme empowers non-profit organisations to achieve their goals by helping them promote their website via advertising on Google. Google AdWord ads appear when users search on Google. When you click one of the ads, you are brought to the website being advertised. Applications can be made at any time. Visit the website to find out more:
http://www.google.co.uk/grants/

Microsoft offers more free products to charities

Microsoft has increased the number of free products charities can receive from it each year from six to 10, using tt-Exchange service, which helps charities to access free software. Products include Windows 7 operating system, Office 2010 and most other main software packages produced by the company. Charities will also be able to put in requests as often as they like to tt-Exchange, instead of being limited to one request a year. They will be able to request up to 50 copies of each product and will be charged a small administration fee for each request.
https://www.tt-exchange.org/

Student Cash Point

Student Cash Point is a FREE website designed to help students find the funding they need to cover the costs of going to college and university. It's the UK's most comprehensive source of information on student grants, loans, bursaries, scholarships and awards - that's hundreds of millions of pounds worth of FREE money on offer every year! Students can register for FREE and find out what money they might be eligible for. Visit the website top find out more.
http://www.studentcashpoint.co.uk/Default.aspx