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Raise Money for Charity - Enjoy dinner with friends

Thinking of hosting a dinner

Using this website makes it easy. You can automatically send email invitations to your dinner guests. They can accept and donate here. You can all see who's coming and how much the dinner has raised.
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Previous dinner parties

Ann S
Raised £74.72 for Soil Association

Penny W
Raised £40.93 for Soil Association

Soil Association:

The Soil Association is a membership charity working to build a healthier and sustainable food and farming future. For over 60 years they have championed the benefits of local and organic produce and led successful campaigns on issues from GM to school meals and from animal welfare standards to human health.

The Soil Association is perhaps more widely recognised by its organic symbol - certifying over 80% of Britain's organic products, it's the UK's largest and most trusted trademark for organic produce. The symbol brings reassurance to consumers everywhere that products have been produced to the highest and strictest animal welfare and environmental standards probably anywhere in the world. As a subsidiary of the charity any surplus income is passed to the charity to develop, raise awareness and safeguard all things organic.

If you're thinking of something enjoyable and worthwhile to do, why not treat your family and friends by hosting an organic dinner party? It's the perfect way to support the Soil Association and the planet whilst entertaining your friends.

Organic food is an accessible, everyday choice for everyone with no hidden costs. To help with your meal planning you can download our top tips for ‘Organic on a Budget’ and while you're at it why not check out our five reasons why organic products offer great value for both your wallet and for the planet.

Thank you for choosing to support the Soil Association and using Dinner4Good.com, we wish you the best of luck and a very enjoyable dinner party!

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