Win 100 Lexmark printers for London charities
Howard Lake | 19 October 2009 | News
Printer company Lexmark UK is giving Londoners the opportunity to win a Lexmark printer for a local charity of their choice.
Lexmark is is giving away one inkjet printer each to “the first 100 nominations made via the official Lexmark in the Community website.”
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Lexmark say that the winners will be picked from small, London-based charities, based within the M25. They add that “larger, more well-known charities will be excluded from the competition in this instance”, without stating how they distinguish between large and small charities.
They cite examples of charities that have been nominated that fit the criteria: these include The Jimmy Mizen Foundation in Mitchum, Hackney Family Backup and Homestart Ealing.
Nominations can be made by all UK residents, and they close on 30 November 2009.
www.lexmarkinthecommunity.co.uk
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