New fundraising model, charity vending machines debut in London at Christmas

A few days ago, vending machines that allow people to donate money to local and global charities with just one click opened in London. The gift vending machine opened by the Church of Jesus Christ will operate in South Kensington, allowing Londoners to buy hot food, winter clothes, diapers and mosquito nets for those in need. Users only need to select the items they want to donate and pay to the partner charity. Charity vending machines opened in London, England earlier this month. People can use these machines to donate to Glassdoor, Hammersmith and Fulham Food Bank, the International Medical Team, the Royal Regiment and the Solidarity Movement. The charity vending machine project started in Salt Lake City, Utah in 2017 and raised $550,000. These charity vending machines are part of the church’s 'LightTheWorld' event, which requires people to use the festival to help others. Church spokesperson Malcolm Adcock said: 'The Church of Jesus Christ is very pleased to be able to connect with charity partners to jointly launch 'LightTheWorld' in London. These special vending machines are innovative-this It is a new way to donate during Christmas. It is reported that these charity vending machines are part of the 'LightTheWorld' global program and can be found in 10 locations around the world, compared to 5 locations in 2018. This month, in New York Charity vending machines in the Philippines in Las Vegas, Manila, and Hawaii in Oahu will be donated to local charities. The above information is shared and reproduced by vending machines, please mark the previous post: An aging society is coming Vending machine cross-dressing rises again