# Everyclick.com passes £200,000 total raised for charities

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/05/22/everyclickcom-passes-200000-total-raised-charities/
- Published: 2007-05-22T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Everyclick.com, the search engine that helps charities, has now raised over £200,000
for UK charities since it launched in June 2005.
Over 55,000 registered users have
adopted Everyclick.com as their homepage in order to support their selected charity.
There are 750 corporate users too.

The site has delivered over 30 million searches, two million of which were made 
over the last week alone.

Polly Gowers, CEO of Everyclick.com said: We are delighted to have reached the £
200,000 mark. There are over 6,000 charities benefiting from our website. At the
rate we are growing we hope to have raised over £1million for charity by the end
of the year. The best thing is that it has not cost our users or the charity they
support any money.”

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Matt Hallett, a sixth form student at Alcester Grammar School, in Warwickshire tried
Everyclick.com for himself before telling his head teacher about it. “I spent a 
month as the only supporter of my school’s PTA”, he said. “I raised £8.90 from about
600 searches on my own at home. I told my head teacher about this and his eyes lit
up when he worked out how much money a school of 950 students and teachers could
raise, if all the computers were to set Everyclick.com as their homepage. £50,000
was the figure he came up with.”

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