Hello All,
Heres a very quick and easy way to help Warchild the charity that works with many children affected by conflict around the world.
Chemical brothers tracks are now available on www.warchildmusic.com for a very competitive 7.99 , or 99p per track. Each individual back catalogue raises 20p, and albums up to 1.50 for WarChild. You can also download our exclusive Chemical brothers track from the legendary Help album
Whilst at the site you can download from www.warchildmusic.coms catalogue of exclusive tracks. This includes music unavailable elsewhere from Radiohead, The Bravery, Bjork, Tom Waits and many others. Because these tracks are exclusive to www.warchildmusic.com the charity gets even more money- 70 pence per track.
War Child is currently rehabilitating child soldiers in DR congo, operating a music therapy project in Bosnia, reconstructing livelihoods in Iraq and working
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Posted 22 April 2005 - 10:19 PM
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that is such a cheap way to raise money. I would do it just for the children but please don't bring the chemicals into this.
How would you suggest raiseing money then? I don't see anything wrong with useing good music to promote this which gives to charity. To me this seems like a good idea and does no harm.
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Posted 23 April 2005 - 10:59 AM
i don't like downloads as well but as more and more people prefer to download music instead of buying it, it might be a good way to support charity with every download made
love is all.
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Posted 23 April 2005 - 2:51 PM
Exactly.
As i said a million times ( well maybe 2 times but anyway )
It doesn't really matter hoe charity gets the money ( as long as it isn't some illigal way) it's about GETTING the money and , in this case , helping the children that have been in the war.
As i said a million times ( well maybe 2 times but anyway )
It doesn't really matter hoe charity gets the money ( as long as it isn't some illigal way) it's about GETTING the money and , in this case , helping the children that have been in the war.
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