MBNA cards to benefit Irish charities
Howard Lake | 5 February 2007 | News
MBNA, one of the world’s largest independent credit card companies, has selected three Irish charities for its affinity card scheme. The three charities are Concern, World Vision Ireland and the Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Each of the charities are promoting the cards on their own websites, as well as MBNA promoting the scheme on their main site. For every account accepted and for every transaction made, MBNA will make payments direct to the charity, at no extra cost to the customer.
The affinity card scheme is similar to the one run by MBNA in the UK
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