Help Rape Crisis in a few easy steps

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Would you like to help Rape Crisis launch a national anti-rape campaign? Think about past public education campaigns like drink-driving or non-smoking - it really has the potential to make a difference, to change attitudes towards survivors and even those held by potential perpetrators. We can do it - but we need your help!

www.everyclick.com is running a competition until March where the charity who raises the most amount of money through using their search engine can win a national advertising campaign to be seen on over 1,500 billboards and bus shelters. Help Rape Crisis England and Wales win it!

Log onto www.everyclick.com and then register (using the my everyclick link). After registration select Rape Crisis (England and Wales) as your charity. Then set everyclick as your homepage or default search engine and every time you look for anything on the internet you take us one step closer to changing attitudes towards rape.

Registering only takes 5 minutes, the competition only runs for 3 months, but winning it could change the world. And you could be part of that change. Please circulate this to everyone you think may be interested. Participants are not limited to the UK. Together, we can do this.

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