Wednesday, 11 February 2009

CLIC Sargent

CLIC Sargent, the UK’s children’s cancer charity have been added to our Charity Feature Section. In this section of Stallfinder, charities give an overview of their organisation and current work. We're looking for new charities to feature so if you would like to be included please contact Gail at gail@stallfinder.com


To read more about CLIC Sargent and our other featured charities please visit http://www.stallfinder.com/charity-feature-c559.html

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Wednesday, 21 January 2009

Stallholder Listing Renewals

If you have a stallholder business listing on Stallfinder which is due to expire shortly you should have received an automatic renewal notification via email. If you want to renew your listing for 12 months you will need to click on the following link and follow the instructions. Alternatively, the Renew Your Listing option is now available on the left hand side of our homepage.

http://www.stallfinder.com/listing-expiring-renew-here-c769.html

If you have any questions please contact us at info@stallfinder.com

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Monday, 19 January 2009

Featured Stallholder - Ann Williams-Maughan

Our latest Featured Stallholder is Ann Williams-Maughan from Bishops Auckland, County Durham. Ann runs Education Takeaway which provides learning resources to parents of primary school children. She is also an Independent Phoenix Trader.

Our Featured Stallholder section on Stallfinder gives an insight into some of our stallholders and their businesses. To read more about Ann please select the link below.


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Friday, 2 January 2009

Stallfinder & School Together Now.com

Many thanks to Esther at School Together Now.com for promoting Stallfinder on her site. We've added School Together Now to our Useful Websites section:

As seen on BBC Breakfast, School Together Now.com is a free social website aimed at school children and their parents. It aims to unite the local community surrounding our schools whilst revolutionising the way education is funded in Britain. Parents and children are grouped by the school they attend and can send and receive messages, play fun online games and chat in the forum. For the parents there's also a Job Board and Classified Ads directory where they can source local products and services. Schools benefit as 20% of the advertising revenue from these Classified Ads is donated back into the school fundraising pot. The website is very safe and child security is the number one priority. In addition the scheme has been designed to run with no administration burden on the schools or the PTA. For more information please visit http://www.schooltogethernow.com/ or email esther.guy@schooltogethernow.com.

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Happy New Year!

Gail and Shaun would like to wish all our members and visitors to Stallfinder a very happy New Year. Hope you have a very enjoyable and prosperous 2009.

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Friday, 12 December 2008

PayPal Payments Now Accepted on Stallfinder

From today, anyone wishing to advertise on Stallfinder will be able to pay using PayPal. The bank which handles all our credit and debit card transactions, WorldPay, have enabled PayPal transactions as part of the payment process.

We hope you find this useful as many people are still concerned about using their personal credit or debit cards online.

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Sunday, 7 December 2008

Third Sector Forums - new online community


Third Sector Forums is a friendly online community for UK charity professionals, volunteers and social entrepreneurs. The forums are a place for people to network, learn, debate and discuss third sector issues. Categories include funding, fundraising, governance, legal issues, internet, marketing, campaigns, social enterprise and more. While the forums are third sector focused, private and public professionals are welcome too. The forums are 100% free to use and run by volunteers.
The forums were founded by Ross McCulloch who has a background in education, community planning, has run his own business and is now developing a partnership between three Lanarkshire charities. Ross also volunteers for Scottish Community Foundation and sits on the Big Lottery Fund's Fair Share Scotland Panel. More recently, Ross has started writing a third sector blog for the Sunday Mail .

http://www.thirdsectorforums.co.uk/

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