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The NSPCC Facebook page is full of up-to-the-minute information on all our latest campaigns and activities. Become a fan of the page and be informed about how we're ending child cruelty. The page is full of great ways you can get involved with the NSPCC, from raising money to taking part in campaigns and volunteering. You can use the wall and discussion area to talk about why our work is important to you, and what you're doing to support us. We've got over 9000 fans, so the page is a real community of NSPCC supporters. If you're looking for a fantastic new way to show your support for the NSPCC, become a fan today.
Don't forget to invite your friends!
Facebook has dominated newspapers and dinner table conversations for the past year and if you haven’t yet heard of it (or been poked, received a flower, cast a spell or become a pirate), you must be living on another planet.
It’s a social network site, which means it’s a place where you can connect with your friends and colleagues in one place. You can post messages, pictures and connect with (long lost and distant) friends. You can write on a friend’s ‘wall’ or send private messages or give virtual ‘gifts’. You can even “poke” your friends (similar to a cyber nudge).
Already totalling a record-breaking 140 million users worldwide, the opportunities to connect with NSPCC supporters, are incredible.
The fantastic viral abilities of Facebook make it an essential tool for recruiting new supporters. If you're putting on a fundraising event, or selling goods on eBay you can use Facebook to shout about it and let all your friends know.
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