Oxfam receives donation from sale of PCs and peripherals
Howard Lake | 10 July 2004 | News
In an offer exclusive to Oxfam’s Visa card holders, PC manufacturer Evesham Technology is donating to Oxfam for sales in a range of its PCs, software and peripherals.
Evesham will be donating at least £30 for purchases of desktop and laptop systems such as its Axis KD2 and Voyager 6400 OGB, which cost £719 and £1099 including VAT respectively. If the purchase upgrades some of the kit such as with extra software, a larger monitor, or faster processor, then Oxfam would receive a donation for those too. For example purcahses of a floppy drive at £39.99 would generate £4 for Oxfam, and a Toronto carry case at £34.99 would generate £2.
The offer is only available to holders of Oxfam’s Visa card. They can purchase the items via the telephone or at an Evesham Technology store.
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