Giveaway: Win a Case of 6 Bottles of Piggy Bank Wines RRP: £47:94
Giveaway:
Win a Case of 6 Bottles of Piggy Bank Wines
RRP: £47:94
Piggy Bank
I am delighted to offer another FABULOUS giveaway today in a week of special Giveaways on Lavender and Lovage. Today’s prize has very kindly been offered by Piggy Bank Wines, and the prize is for a case of 6 bottles of wine, comprising:
Case of 6 bottles:
3 bottles of Syrah (red)
3 bottles of Sauvignon Blanc (white)
Each bottle retails at 7.99 – total prize value =£47.94
Prize: 6 Bottles of Piggy Bank Wine
I would like to tell you more about this amazing company, which donates to charity for every bottle of wine that is sold:
Great wines to support great causes:
Piggy Bank Wine
Piggy Bank launched in August 2012 and has since raised over £30,000 for charitable causes.
For every bottle sold, 50p goes into the charity ‘Piggy Bank’. When it’s full (it holds £10,000) the funds are distributed proportionally between three charities, according to the votes of consumers.
What’s interesting is that consumers choose where the donation goes by voting for their preferred good cause on their mobile, on Facebook or at www.piggybankwine.com.
The 4th UK “Piggy Bank” is now over half full! The charities in the running are:
Meningitis UK (www.meningitisuk.org)
RNLI (www.rnli.org)
Wateraid (www.wateraid.org)
“It is incredibly satisfying to have already raised more than £30,000 for good causes,” says Guy Anderson, CEO. “Consumers seem to have positively welcomed our initiative and the wines are going down well, judging by the sales here and in the USA!”
The Wines:
Piggy Bank produces a range of great wines that are lovingly crafted by our award-winning winemakers :
Giorgio Flessati (Chile), Thierry Boudinaud (France) and Norrel Robertson MW (Spain).
Piggy Bank lineup
The current range is :
Sauvignon Blanc, Elqui Valley, Chile
Syrah, Elqui Valley, Chile
*NEW* Carmenere, Elqui Valley, Chile – *exclusive to Piggy Bank Wine Shop
Tempranillo, Extremadura, Spain
*NEW* Chardonnay, Pays d’Oc, France
Grenache Syrah Rosé, Pays d’Oc, France
Grenache, Pays d’Oc, France
Stockists: Tesco.com, Waitrose.com, Dobbies, Piggy Bank Online Shop:
(vintages may vary. Please contact us for details)
Piggy Bank wines are also on sale in the USA, where we are steadily filling our third Dollar Piggy Bank.
For further information about Piggy Bank visit: www.piggybankwine.com
You can also find Piggy Bank Wine on Facebook, or follow @piggybankwine on Twitter
Piggy Bank Syrah
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I’d donate to the RNLI as the volunteers do such amazing work.
I would donate it to the Red Cross Typhoon Haiyan Appeal. Easy.
Oops Sorry – I didn’t read it correctly – obviously not to a charity of my choice!!! Out of the selected list I would donate it to WaterAid 🙂
this is a tough one for me to answeer as there are several charities that are close to my heart. First and foremost I would choose the Alzheimers Associartion as my father is a sufferer…we really need to find the cure to this horrendous condition. Second would be The Macmillan Cancer Support as they have been outstanding with their constant support and help from the day my daughter was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma. Thirdly I would support the RNIB who are so supportive and have truly helped me deal with my failing sight and prepare for the future as my sight deteriorates
Out of the 3 in the running, I’d donate to Wateraid. We’re so lucky here to have fresh, clean water whereas for many, it is a daily struggle. It’s a basic need that everyone should have access to!
The chosen charities are all deserving but I would have to pick RNLI for the donation. We choose to donate to reasearch into Alzheimers / Dementia as it is affecting so many people.
I would donate to RNLI as I feel that they do valuable work helping people in trouble and they sometimes get overlooked!
I would donate to rspca they do a fabulous job taking care of the animals all times of the day n night x
I’d support WaterAid as water is such a basic need.
the british heart foundation as my mum had a transplant
Of those three it would be the RNLI – their volunteers do a heroic job.
Cancer research as they do such great work. After losing my mum to cancer I have realised how much more money needs to be spent on research to beat this disease once and for all.
Tommy’s Charity (Pregnancy research and Premature babies) All my babies were premature and I lost two of them due to being born to early x
RNLI – as they are volunteers who risk their lives for others
I’d donate to Stray Aid, we got our rescue Lurcher from them
I would donate to Sense Scotland
I’d support WaterAid. Thanx for a great comptition x
Cancer research, I seem to know a lot of people battling cancer at the moment and I think it is such a cruel disease that we need to get wiped out ASAP!!
Cat’s Protection because I’m a cat lover who has rescued 15 cats
nspca love animals xx
Meningitis UK i know the devastating effect this can have on a family after my niece lost her fight against meningitis the day before her first birthday. x
Unicef
I would donate to STEPS who offer support for people with lower limb deficiency. My daughter has clubfoot so it’s a cause close to my heart.
It would be my FROGS (Friends of Greyfriars). It’s the school my son goes to and they are in desperate need for playground equipment.
I donate to the JST – an organisation that ENABLES so many to partake in wonderful trips and holidays on board their tall ships. I also donate to Breast Cancer every year as opposed to sending cards at christmas 🙂
Whole Planet
Macmillan Cancer as without them i would have been lost x
Cydogs- that’s the charity i brought my two little rescue dogs back from
Thanks for all your comments, we’re so proud to support such good causes.
Please take 2 clicks to vote for your preferred charity at http://www.piggybankwine.com – Every vote makes a difference!
All three are worthy charities, but I would donate to WaterAid. There is a huge percentage of the world population that don’t have access to water like we do.
Meningitis UK as I know someone who suffered badly from this.
Cancer research – it affects everyone in one way or another
bliss!!!!
Out of the three listed,I would donate to the RNLI – they do so much to ensure the safety of those in and on the water.
The RNLI. It’s a hard choice and no real preference so did ‘close my eyes and point’ and that’s the outcome!
Breast Cancer UK as it effects so many people
I would donate to Wateraid! It’s easy to take for granted having a tap in your kitchen/ bathroom. Take that away and imagine your life!
MIND – personal affinity.
Macmillan nurses as they do such a fantastic job.
Wateraid for me, as it seems like the biggest mountain to climb, but the RNLI are fantastic too.
RNLI as they don’t get enough credit for the fab job that they do!!
I’d donate to the Salvation Army to help those in need and also it has a personal connection for me.
The British Heart Foundation – I work there as a volunteer.
Sorry.Mis-read the question.I would choose Wateraid as this cause alleviates so much suffering and misery.
Lions Clubs International Foundation – ALL 100% donated is used in all sorts of ways to improve the lives of the less well off wherever they may be in the world and to provide real assistance following the likes of earthquates, tsunamis, etc.
Of the three given I would support WaterAid. We take clean water for granted here and have clean water can help combat diseases
Of the three you have mentioned it would be the Meningitisuk as I had meningitis when I was young and luckily had a full recovery but lots don’t.
Of the three above I would choose MeningitisUk because it’s an illness that wreaks havoc some lives
Shelter to help the homeless
Macmillan Cancer Support! They do a fantastic Job.
Wateraid
RNLI – a brave bunch if ever there was one.
That’s a tough one as I’d want the money to be split between Wateraid and the RNLI. Living here in Cornwall, you can’t fail to support the amazing and brave work the RNLI do, but I also feel that access to clean water is crucial.
there are so many deserving charities but i would probably go with the nspcc.
sorry, i didnt read it properly either. i would go with wateraid
Out of the three above I’d donate to the Meningitis Trust. But given free choice it would be British Heart Foundation.
Macmillon Nurses for the great work done for cancer sufferers
Dohhh!… Out of the three charities i would go with wateraid
For me it would have to be Meningitis UK
I would donate to authorsforphilippines 🙂
RNLI because I just think its an amazing cause!
Wateraid would be my chosed charity.
Wateraid if I knew how to apply!
What is a widget? Sorry, not so hot on social media at my age. Email and blogs are enough, but it does excude a whole bunch of us when the instructions are so vague as to how to apply.
Perhaps someone can help?
Just click in the rafflecopter and say you have left a comment! I have also posted some useful videos, in the instructions, to help people who have never entered this way before! Karen
RNLI – as they are amazingly brave and incredibly I believe they volunteer!
The Big Issue as some people need a break to get back into the mainstream
…but of those listed then the RNLI as they put their lives on the line every time they go out
yorkshire cat rescue because i love cats.
Sheffield Children’s Hospital because they do some fantastic work for kids all over Yorkshire.
I would donate to the RNLI as I live in a fishing town and see the amazing work they do almost daily!
I’d donate to the RNLI – the volunteers risk their lives to save others
RNLI,I can’t swim but I do enjoy being out on the water,you never know I may need them someday!
Water Aid as everyone deserves fresh water
Wateraid because clean, fresh water is a basic human requirement.
i would donate to the BHF, errrm because they are a charity close to my heart [no pun intended]
I think I’d choose water aid as it would seem to help the most widely
RNLI – as my family might need them one day as we live very near the coast.
Air Ambulance – They do a fab job and they saved my granddads life when he had a heart attach in the middle of nowhere and they where the only ones who could get to him.
out of the 3 charities mentioned I would choose Wateraid as it should be a basic human requirement for clean safe drinking water
Meningitis UK as its a charity close to my heart. x
i donate to DEC to help disaster stricken areas through out the world
Wateraid. They provide THE most basic thing that people around the globe need help with.
RNLI , they do a fantastic job with little funding.
Blind Aid because my daughter is blind
WaterAid would be my choice, providing clean water really does fit the “prevention is better than cure” message in terms of other diseases that many agencies have to tackle
actionaid – to help children in poverty and starvation.
Barnsley Animal Rescue center. they do amazing work rescuing dogs from the pound and giving them a second chance. plus all other pets are rescued to try and re home!
Clic sargent a childrens cancer charity
Help For Heroes, we are a family with members in the Armed services and my husband is an army veteran
To the NSPCC as anything for children is close to my heart.
I would donate to RNLI as I do a lot of sea swimming and you never know when you might need them!
Wateraid for me!
RNLI they do such a great job thank good ness
RNLI
Meningitis Uk (or Meningitis Now as it’s now known) – more people need to be aware of the signs for Meningitis. It’s a charity close to my heart having a few family members having suffered and a local little girl losing her life to it.
RNLI, they put their lives on the line to save others.
I would donate to cancer research because my mum has just recovered from cancer and it would be good to give something back
NSPCC but out of the 3 it would be RNLI, I always visit their places at the coast and buy souvenirs etc to fund their good work.
I’d choose Water Aid, such a basic need
SAVE THE CHILDREN 😉
Alongsideafrica.org. I run the child sponsorship scheme, getting street kids off glue and into schools and safe houses.
Lupus UK – raise money for research, raise awareness and to help Lupus sufferers
SANDS as its close to my heart
Any one of the Ambulance Services as they do a fantastic job and so many of us take it for granted.
McMillans,without those my Mother would not be here.
Cancer Research – I am determined that one day in the future humans will beat cancer, it means so much to not only my family but so many many people across the world
This is something to close my heart; I am currently supporting a little boy; #HelpNoahWalk Noah has Cerebral Palsy, he needs fundraising to fly to American for a potential life changing operation. He lives close to me, he attends the same school as my sons. I have been doing my bit to raise awareness for him and I will be hosting an online raffle for him. I know it is not a huge charity, I always show support for main global charities every year however I would love to see him walk. Sorry for my massive comment but you did ask.
Make-A-Wish Foundation as they make seriously ill children’s wishes come true.
Of those 3, Water Aid, it’s so basic, we are lucky to have clean water here.
The Air Ambulance
Red Cross for the work they are doing in Syria and in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan
Macmillan because of cancer in the family
the british lung foundation, I have a history of lung problems so I would mean the most to me
nspcc or any childrens based charity. Makes me feel sick when people donate to cat and dog charities when there are children in poverty.
Of the 3 mentioned it would be Meningitis UK, if it were my own choice of charity I would choose MacMillan Cancer Support charity as I have seen what they do for people suffering from cancer and their work is fantastic.
I’d donate to water aid
All worthy causes but would go with Water Aid if pressed to pick one.
Of those, Wateraid, the most precious gift
Meningitis UK
I do donate to Guide Dogs for the Blind and pay a monthly direct debit
RNLI because of the very dangerous job the lifeboat crews have to do.
Chase based in Guildford its a small charity that helps children that aren’t very well
Out of the featured ones Meningitis UK because it’s something that I have been aware of after seeing a friend go through it and thankfully come out the other side. x
meningitis – because it is a scary illness and any money towards research is great
WaterAid – they do really amazing work
Meningitis UK
I will have to think more about that
to the dogs trust, I dont have and cant have children and Ive 3 dogs that are my babies, I just dont know how anyone can ‘chuck’ out dogs for any reason!.. a charity very close to my heart I already sponser 5
macmillan cancer very close to my heart this one
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WWF because their work in conservation is amazing.
Macmillan Cancer Support. Have known several peeople affected by cancer.
We give to Hillside Animal Sanctuary and local animal rescue.
I’d donate to RNLI
Meningitis Uk, being an audiologist I know how devastating it can be on the hearing of babies as well as their limbs
Having lived on the coast the charity I would support is the RNLI
MIND in Middlesbrough as a thank you for their help when NHS cutbacks meant I could not get treatment there
Cancer Research because my sister has been through this
The RNLI. Living by the sea, I am aware of its power and these are brave volunteers
I am not sure because there are so many! x
RNLI
Cancer research
The Red Cross carry out great work.
rscpa has animal can’t really help themselves
RSPB, in memory of a friend.
The PDSA because we have 2bunnies & lost one earlier this year and appreciated the help we recieved from the vets
the royal british legion, as i think they get forgotten a bit behind the (very worthy) help for heroes
Wateraid.
My charity of choice is Mind. I have battled depression for almost 17 years but much work is needed to be done to eliminate the stigma attached to mental illness.
Out of the three I would choose the R.N.L.I because day and night, calm, storm or freezing they risk life and limb to rescue and desperately need all the funds they can get.
MacMillan nurses. They helped my father enormously in his final months
I would donate to the air ambulance cos they do such a fantastic and worthwhile job
Herts Society for the Blind.
My mum went blind overnight with no warning and they were able to help us cope
4us2 because its a small local charity for disabled children
Meningitus UK
I donate to EACH (East Anglia Childrens Hospice) because they do a cracking job and I really don’t understand why they don’t get any NHS funding. But of the three charities given I’d choose Meningitis UK
Out of the choice available – RNLI (as I live by the sea I see the good work the charity does).
The Red Cross
rspc to help all the animals
Water Aid
I donate to Help For Heroes and the Salvation Army whenever I can. They represent people who have given or are prepared to give huge sacrifices to preserve the way of life that we have today, so I can never thank people like that enough.
MIND as they are picking up the slack as the mental health services are being decimated by cuts
I wuld donate to save the snow leopard as they are so beautiful
Out of the choices RNLI – live at the coast so vital to us!
Stray Aid in County Durham. We got or rescue Lurcher from them.
Donkey rescue because I have just watched an advert on the tv.
Breast cancer as my mum has thankfully just recovered from breast cancer
samaritans to help support the excellent (and often thankless) work they do for people! with love, faye xx
I would donate to the the dogs trust as they do a fantastic job and animal abuse needs to be stamped out
Wateraid – they do such incredible work, and water is such a basic need
Difficult but probably Cats Protection League.
All very deserving causes but I would go for wateraid
the rnib because my mum use to work for them xx
RNLI/Stroke association for all the good work they do
we support the sidmouth lifeboat which is independant
The RNLI, as I live in Cornwall and they do a fantastic job!
Association for International Cancer Research as I have Leukaemia and Cancer touches most peoples lives at one point or another. Xxx
CATS PROTECTION LEAGUE BECAUSE EVERYONE ALWAYS FORGETS ABOUT THE POOR ANIMALS
RNLI as they do so much good work
Macmillan – cause they do such an amazing job.
I am not sure. x
The Donkey Sanctuary – Sutton Coldfield. This Charity looks after Donkeys and enables children with special needs to get riding therapy such as my son who is autistic. Many SEN children can find this calming and can also help with posture and speech therapy using words to get the donkey to walk etc
My local hospice because of the brilliant it work it does for local people x
The Mare and Foal Sanctuary because of the amazing work they do
British Heart Foundation, because my Dad died from heart disease.
The RNLI who do so much work, arent funded by government (disgraceful), and save so many lives
Meningitis UK
Mill Hill Good Neighbour’s Scheme – they do loads of work with the elderly in the local community running lunch clubs, shopping trips & transport to doctor’s appointments etc. Such a valuable resource and very underfunded.
Julia’s House – it’s a local charity and do wonderful work helping sick children
WaterAid 🙂
Oh just realised I need to say why. I suppose I feel that water is the most basic of needs.
I would donate to water aid although Its beyond me why in this day and age anyone should not have clean water x
The British Heart Foundation
Macmillan – because they offer support when people need it most
WaterAid because their work makes such a huge difference to so many people’s lives every day.
I would donate to Essential Needs, it helps families turn houses into homes and as it’s not seen as particularly glam charity it really struggles, yet helps so many people!
I’d donate to our local hospice – Iain Rennie as they do a fantastic job helping those with terminal illness & their loved ones through horrible times.
would be a local charity, maybe the food banks, so many people in real need these days
British Heart Foundation
The Guideposts who work with children with special needs, and Helen and Douglas House in Oxford, which is a hospice and a respite centre for families who have children with disabilities
christies hospital as just lost mum to cancer
The Charity – KIDSCAPE which helps and advises on Abuse of Children and they were great when we were going through hell after finding out our 4yr old was being Abuse daily inc ORAL SEX in Care by a known Abuser (The UK Council knew and kept supplying kids to abuse)
THE RNLI – THEY DO AMAZING WORK
I support Aware Defeat Depression, this charity has an outstanding ethic and now is the time to share the message.
Acorns Childrens Hospice – My favouite football team highlighted the great work they do
Oxfam as it’s an established charity that helps save human lives.
Sudden Arrythmic Death Syndrome as my husband died very young from an undetected genetic heart problem which the kids have inherited and this charity have been very helpful to us
NSPCC as theres nothing more important than our kids
RNLI
sorry clicked the wrong button, RNLI because they help others risking their own lives.
I donate to RNLI – because my husband was a sailor, and appreciate all the amazing work they do at their own risk, also like to donate to Clic Sargent.. a cancer Charity for children… Have done some volunteering with them. 🙂
North West Air ambulance, they offer a truly life saving service and need all the help they can get as helicopters are expensive to operate
I’d donate to the RNLI, they do an amazing job much of the time in extremely hazardous conditions. It’s disgusting they get no government funding 🙁 Amazing men and women doing an awesome service to protect and save us all should we ever need them.
I donate to Tenovus which is a local Welsh cancer charity
I would like to donate to the British Heart Foundation as heart disease is one of the biggest killers in the UK
My local Hospice
Age UK – It’s just a charity that is close to my heart
British Heart foundation. Our family has so much history with Heart Disease….my Dad died at 48 and my husband had a heart attack at 41 but luckily survived after a quadruple bypass. Neither were over weight and both were out of the blue. Research needs to continue into this illness that is still the UK`s largest killer.
For me it would be Meningitis UK- they do so much good work and raise lots of awareness with very little funding.
Mind – they do great work and as someone who has suffered with mental health problems personally and also dealt with them when family members have had mental health problems I can say there is still an awful lot of stigma out there, Mind do a great job of trying to educate people about mental health and are a great support to those suffering and their family members.
WSPA, as animals bring me so much joy.
Of those listed i’d donate to wateraid because they can help make a massive difference to peoples lives.
Barnardo’s because they do a fantastic job at helping vulnerable children.
Oops, out of the three though I’d pick Wateraid. Everyone needs to have access to clean water.
it would have to be my church as we are trying to organise a mother and toddler group but the place we want it in needs totally revamping sothats where it would go
ok read it wrong as well and it would be wateraid
RNLI are close to my heart
The Westray Heritage Trust
I work for this company and they strugge to make enough money each year
Meningitis UK – such a cruel and disabling illness that mainly attacks the very young and brings huge consequences for all those effected and caring for them. They deserve all the help and support they can get.
I support the RNLI. On stormy days like these I can rest assured everyone’s safe – even if they try something crazy!
Cancer Research because my aunt died of cancer
The RNLI definitely.
The local school’s autistic base that my son attends x
NSPCC – such a worthwhile cause
Nspcc… gve a kid a good start in life..and they can do wonders
sue ryders as they do a lot and i work as a volunteer there
British heart foundation, my mum had a pacemaker.
Born Free, we have a duty to protect our nature x
Cancer research, as my Dad died from cancer
RNLI because they do a marvellous job x
The Heathlands Animal Sanctuary in Royston. They volunteer to look after abandoned dogs, and do a wonderful job
Meningitus UK xx
Meningitis UK as my best friends brother had meningitis and it was devastating
alzheimer’s disease charity after seeing my grandad suffer and how it affected my family is very close to my heart
RNLI for the amazing brave work they do x
i love animals i would donate to any animal charity
to a local cats rescue in Wareham dorset they were so helpful when I rang them when I was looking for a cat
Water aid. All 3 are good charities
RSPCC because venerable children need our support
I would donate to the RNLI because i used to live by the sea and have seen first hand the good work they do.
Meningitis UK X
My husband likes to donate to Age UK
Shelter to help those made homeless by the government
Teenage Cancer Trust helps cancer victims at a difficult age. Too young for adult wards, too old to be treated as children.
RSPCA. I love animals. Xx
Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance because of the brilliant work they do
There are many charities all close to my heart but there is one in which my Nana supported every month when she was alive and thats the Donkey Sanctuary
I would donate to a dementia charity as my dad has just been diagnosed with it
Water Aid
Rain rescue, saving animals
Canine Partners who provide assistance dogs to disabled people and are always struggling for funds for their great work.
Redwings Horse Charity, it a small charity that really does great work looking after horses, ponies and donkeys Locally to us. They do great work with little funding.
Hearing Dogs for the Deaf. One in six people now have hearing difficulties and this charity does fantastic work
RSPCA because there are so many neglected animals especially at christnas time
heart because my dad died suddenly of heart attack
I had never heard of Piggy Bank before. What a brilliant idea. I shall be telling my friends all about them
NSPCC
I’d donate to the RNLI as I live close to the sea
Yorkshire air ambulance the quicker people get to hospital the better chance of survival
Meningitis UK, they seem to be good with raising awareness. very good cause x
Wales Air Ambulance
Love the wine
macmillan cos they helped my mum
The DEC because they’re helping in Syria and the Phillipines
Great Ormond Street Hospital for all the great work they do
I support my mother’s charity in Lesotho where she has 2 orphanages looking after nearly 200 AIDs orphans 🙂
Cancer Research – so many people are affected by the disease 🙁
Lupus charity
cancer research,a must to try to stop or cure this
Help for Heroes because they preserver our freedom. Indebt to them all!
I would give it too Ucetk Kitende ( http://www.ucetk.org/) My good friend runs this small charity in the urban slums of Uganda she has been out there are few years now and is making a difference to the whole community not just the children and i am very proud she has not got charity status