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Support Piddington Village Hall

Easyfundraising - An easy way to raise funds for Piddington Village Hall

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The PVHMC are always trying to think of ways to raise funds not only to maintain the village hall but also to pay for refurbishment at some point We will of course continue to put on events that offer something of interest while at the same time generating some much needed income, but it’s difficult to keep asking members of our small community to part with their hard-earned cash.

We think we’ve found a solution. Wouldn’t it be great if you could donate some money to your village hall every time you shop online with well-known companies such as John Lewis, Amazon, Argos, ebay, etc? Or search the web? At no extra cost to yourself and with only one extra click?

Supporters register to help a good cause and whenever they shop through the site with any of over 3000 retailers listed on easyfundraising.org.uk, the retailer gives a small percentage of what’s been spent back to the good cause to say thank you for shopping with them. Many high street names are now involved, including M&S, Argos, Asda, Tesco, Ticketmaster, Expedia and many more.

We have registered Piddington Village Hall on easyfundraising as ‘PIDDINGTON OXON VILLAGE HALL’, and we are asking you to support us by going through the easyfundraising website every time you shop. In fact, you don’t have to spend anything to start raising money for Piddington Village Hall. Some retailers will make FREE donations if you register with their website, sign up to their mailing list or participate in a free trial.

If you already support a charity by using this or a similar donating website, or if you regularly use a cashback website, such as Quidco, you will be familiar with the idea of clicking through to a retailer from another website. You may have spotted too that easyfundraising has participating retailers who aren’t included in the major cashback sites, e.g. John Lewis, Amazon and eBay.

Key points


  • The donation is made by the retailer, not by you.
  • It will cost you no more than if you went straight to the retailer’s website.
  • You will not be asked to provide any personal information.
  • All you need to do for a donation to be made to Piddington Village Hall is to go via the easyfundraising website. This is a small but important step, as donations are only logged if you go through the easyfundraising website first.

Funds raised so far

To see the funds raised for Piddington Village Hall so far, go to the easyfundraising website. 

AmazonSmile

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What is AmazonSmile?

AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support Piddington Village Hall every time you shop, at no cost to you. AmazonSmile is available at smile.amazon.co.uk on your web browser and can be activated in the Amazon Shopping App for iOS and Android phones. When you shop AmazonSmile, you’ll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and convenient shopping experience as amazon.co.uk, with the added bonus that AmazonSmile will donate a portion of the purchase price to Piddington Village Hall.

How do I shop at AmazonSmile?

To shop at AmazonSmile simply go to smile.amazon.co.uk on your web browser or activate AmazonSmile on your Amazon Shopping app on your iOS or Android phone (found under ‘settings’ on your app). On your browser, you may also want to add a bookmark to smile.amazon.co.uk to make it even easier to return and start your shopping at AmazonSmile. When you’re using the app, always check for the “AmazonSmile” logo to ensure you’re activated for AmazonSmile.

How do I activate AmazonSmile on my Amazon Shopping app?

AmazonSmile customers on Android devices with version 5.0+ or iOS devices with version 12+, who have upgraded to the latest version of the Amazon Shopping app can find “AmazonSmile” listed in the Settings menu. From there, you can follow onboarding instructions to activate AmazonSmile on your device.

How do I select Piddington Village Hall as my chosen charity?

On your first visit to smile.amazon.co.uk, you need to select Piddington Village Hall (Oxon) to receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin shopping. We will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make through AmazonSmile will result in a donation.

200 Club

The original way for people to raise funds regularly to support the upkeep of Piddington Village Hall. The 200 Club has been in abeyance since March 2020, but it is hoped it will start again at some point. Read more about it here.
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  • Home
  • Piddington Community Radio
  • What's on
    • Forthcoming events
    • Regular activities
  • Village life
    • Community-Led Plan
    • Defibrillator
    • Local knowledge
    • Noticeboard
    • The Pantry
    • Piddington apples >
      • Piddington Apple Day
      • The Cider Alchemists' journal
      • Forthcoming events
    • Piddington craft & social club
    • Piddington on film
    • Wild Piddington
    • Widnell Park/Jubilee Reserve/Playing Field >
      • Background
      • Updates
      • Archive
  • St Nicholas' Church
    • News
    • Brief history
    • Architecture
    • Features of interest
    • Bells
    • Churchyard
    • Maintenance and repairs
    • Sources
    • Archive
  • Village Hall
    • News
    • Events >
      • Archive
    • Hall Facilities
    • Hiring the Hall
    • Bookings Calendar
    • Management Team >
      • PVHMC Minutes >
        • PVHMC minutes archive
    • Children's Play Area
    • Support Piddington Village Hall >
      • 200 Club >
        • 200 Club archive
    • Maintenance & development
  • Parish Council
    • Parish Councillors
    • Meetings >
      • Forthcoming meetings/agendas
      • Minutes >
        • Archive
    • Parish Council Noticeboard
    • Information centre
    • Accounts
  • History
    • Domesday Book entry
    • The manor of Piddington
    • Church and chapels
    • Social and economic history
    • Piddington voices
    • Close to the Brook
    • People >
      • John Drinkwater
      • Lt Richard Stone
      • Thomas Pitt Cholmondeley Tapper
      • William Dumbleton
  • Gallery
    • Older photos
    • Newer photos
  • Links