This April, Newlife needs your help to win a donation in the My Favourite Voucher Codes charity poll! Every month, voucher code website My Favourite Voucher Codes gives

four charities the chance to win a donation of 20% of their profits for the month – and this April Newlife is one of the nominated charities! 

How does it work?

My Favourite Voucher Codes hosts an online poll, where the public can vote for one of the four nominated charities. The poll runs from the 1st to the end of the month, and the charity with the most votes wins the donation! 

So far My Favourite Voucher Codes have donated more than £67,000 to a variety of worthy causes, and this month Newlife are one the lucky charities hoping to win the poll.

How do I vote in the poll?

Voting in the poll is easy and 100% free – there is no need to sign up or use vouchers in order to vote and everybody gets one vote each. All you need to do in order to cast your vote is:

• Head over to the My Favourite Voucher Codes homepage. 
• Scroll down slightly and you will see the poll on the right hand side of the page (or at the bottom of the page on mobile)
• Click the small circle next to Newlife to cast your free vote!

The poll will close on April 30th 2025, so make sure to get your votes in by then!

 Who Are My Favourite Voucher Codes?

My Favourite Voucher Codes is a money-saving website which helps consumers to save on their online shopping while supporting causes that matter. The website partners with some of the UK’s top retailers to offer free discount codes, meaning savings on each order. 

And each saving made also means support for a charity as 20% of the website’s monthly profits are donated to charity, giving shoppers the power to make a positive impact with every purchase. 

Although you do not need to use any vouchers to vote in the poll, every voucher used does contribute to the amount that they will donate to that month’s winning charity. 

Thank you so much for voting for Newlife and helping us to continue making a difference to the lives of children with disabilities across the UK.