£433,021.02
raised for charity by
115,015 Everyclick fundraisers
Awards
Hitwise Top Ten Award for Everyclick
Hitwise is pleased to announce that Everyclick.com is a Hitwise Top 10 Award winner for the quarter ending ending January - March 2008.
Everyclick continues the website's successful run in the category Computers and Internet - Search Engines.
Everyclick.com founder wins Blackberry Women in Technology Award
Polly Gowers, founder of Everyclick.com, has won the prestigious Blackberry Women in Technology's Best use of Technology in a Small to Medium Business Award.
Polly said: "I am thrilled to receive this award; it is a testament to the efforts that my team has made to ensure that the public can incorporate fundraising in to their daily lives and generate thousands of pounds for charity simply through their clicks."
"From the outset I knew the concept could make a huge difference to the Third Sector, and the possibilities are limitless. I am determined to develop Everyclick.com into a comprehensive giving platform. If we can inspire just 10% of all UK searches to be performed on Everyclick.com, we can raise £76 million for charity."
Hitwise Top Ten Award for Everyclick
www.everyclick.com is a Hitwise Top 10 Award winner for the quarter ending ending October - December 2007 in the Computers and Internet - Search Engines industry.
The Hitwise Top 10 Award recognises websites from over 160 industries that are leaders in their industry.
Adobe Website of the Day
Everyclick's Santa Swing was awarded Adobe Site of the Day, January 1, 2008.
Hitwise Top Ten Award for Everyclick
Hitwise is pleased to announce that Everyclick is a Hitwise Top 10 Award winner for the second time, two quarters in a row.
Everyclick ranked eighth by visits among all United Kingdom websites in the Hitwise Computers and Internet - Search Engines industry. The Hitwise online competitive intelligence service provides daily insights on how 25 million people interact with over 1 million websites in 160+ industries.
Winner of the Triodos Ethical Entrepreneur Award
Polly Gowers of charity search engine Everyclick, won the newly created Ethical Entrepreneur Award for businesses running for less than three years.
"This caps an amazing two years," said Polly Gowers. "Winning this WEBA helps highlight that making a small change to your daily routine can make massive difference to the cause you care about."
"We support all charities and the most exciting thing for us is receiving letters from, for example, PTAs commenting on how they have 17 parents using the search engine and that they've raised £100 this month. They explain to us just what that money means to them. It makes us realise just what a powerful fundraising facility Everyclick is, particularly to the smaller charities."
The Awards are open for women who run or own a business that's based on sound ethical principles. They celebrate the women who are running the nation's best ethical businesses.
Winner of The Imperatives Digital Award "Hottest New Start Up"
Everyclick was voted the Hottest New Start Up at The Imperative Digital Awards. Four organisations were nominated for the award which is targeted at young growing companies cutting a swathe through the digital market. Everyclick secured the vote of expert judges and the readers of Netimperative and received the award at the Guanabara nightclub in London.
In the words of the judges "Everyclick has harnessed the power of the Web to help good causes, at no expense to the charities or donors involved."
Finalist in the Jaeger-LeCoultre Daily Telegraph Business Personality Award
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Daily Telegraph Business Personality award is about more than recognising business acumen. They are looking for someone who has put time and effort into the community as well.
The contribution made by business leaders to the British economy and to their local communities and causes has been well documented and supported by the Telegraph Group and the master watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre.
Between now and mid-September, The Daily Telegraph will profile people who, for instance, leave the comfort zone of a salaried position to start out on their own, overcome disabilities or give their money and time to working with charities and local communities. What counts is that the personalities have made a real contribution in time rather that donating money, albeit in a most generous manner.
HSBC Start Up Stars Awards Regional winner
Now in their sixth year, the HSBC Start Up Stars is open to all businesses less than three years old.
Since its inception, Start Up Stars has demonstrated in the most powerful way that success comes in all shapes and sizes. The Awards are not based purely on profit and turnover, but instead recognize those who have identified an opportunity and used creativity and sound business practice to make it a success.
The 2006 Start Up Stars Awards have been expanded to focus more strongly on the regions and Everyclick Ltd will form a select group of 26 businesses drawn from throughout the UK for national judging.