Help Haiti with 888 Ladies Bingo and Oxfam
888 Ladies Bingo have come up with a great idea to help the people of Haiti, in association with Oxfam. The earthquake in Haiti has cause unimaginable loss of life and suffering to the Haitian people and if there was ever a country in need of our support, it is Haiti right now.
It has been estimated that the British public have already donated in excess of £25 million pounds to the Haiti plight, but even more is needed to provide them with basic essentials and medicines we all tend to take for granted.
A spokesperson for 888 Ladies Bingo has stated “We cannot sit idly by and let people suffer to that magnitude so we want to do our bit with your help”! Regular players at 888 Ladies Bingo will already know that on the last Friday of every month they run a guaranteed £8,888 online bingo game and this will definitely be the bingo game to participate in this month on (29th January) if you want to play bingo, whilst at the same helping to raise cash for Haiti.
Basically, 888 Ladies Bingo will be giving all the proceeds of their £8,888 bingo game to Oxfam for Haiti. So every £1 bingo ticket purchased in this game by their players will be a bit like them donating directly to the Haiti fund. All £1 bingo tickets bought will make a difference, so as they say every little helps.
The great thing about this charity fundraising event at 888 Ladies Bingo, is that their online bingo players will simply be playing bingo as they usually would and with a guaranteed £8,888 jackpot prize riding on the game…….at least one of them is going to be quids in on the night, whist at the same time raising funds for Haiti.
The more bingo tickets purchased in the £8,888, the more 888 Ladies Bingo will be giving to Oxfam, so every single ticket really will count on this one. The people of Haiti have suffered an incomprehensible loss and as we know for pictures and news broadcasts, their suffering continues. In the words of one little boy, which made be sit back and reflect “if something like that happened to England, we would want people to help us”.
