In the first week of July, from the 1st to the 7th, Mecca Bingo is hosting Marie Curie Cancer Care Week in order to support terminally ill patients with this horrible disease. Whenever £1 is spent within the Two Little Ducks room, the site will donate 40p to this very worthwhile charity. As an added incentive to start playing, Mecca has also included a £150 bingo bonus jackpot for one lucky player.The charity, Marie Curie Cancer Care, provides end-of-life assistance to terminally ill cancer patients either at their homes or in one of Marie Curie’s nine hospices. The team at Mecca Bingo has chosen to support this organisation as it makes a real difference in the lives of those who need a lot of love, care and support in some very difficult times.
If you would like to help out as well, simply hop onto Mecca’s online bingo site and play. The games will take place each day from the 1st to the 7th at 1.17pm, 3.17pm, 5.17pm, 7.17pm and 9.17pm. Tickets cost 25p and remember that there is that jackpot in store as well. You will have to purchase four tickets though, in order for some money to be donated to Marie Curie Cancer Cure.
If you have yet to sign up with Mecca Bingo, remember to take part of their £50 Free Play promotion in which they will match your first deposit when you transfer any amount from £5 to £50. This means that you can then gain some extra cash in which to help out this very noble charity. So, mark down the dates of the 1st to the 7th and remember to hop online to help the kind souls at Marie Curie Cancer Care.
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4 comments:
I'm really glad that a promotion like this is happening. Cancer is such a terrible disease. I hope Marie Curie gets a lot of money from this! The world needs people like them.
Cancer is one of those diseases that has no bias on who it hits; from young and old, fat or thin, rich or poor. Fundraisers like these are essential to keep the research for a cure alive.
This charity drive begins today! I hope everyone will go over to Mecca and play tonight. The more money sent to Marie Curie the better.
It is also good that the charity is focusing on the terminally ill cancer patients. I once visited a cancer ward and I have to tell you these patients are really suffering from the pain and fatigue. They need all the support they can get.
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