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You watch a YouTube video, a charity gets $1
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 22 December 2010 08:27
Regardless of whether or not you previously sent an eSmile, there's still time to prise more dollars out of HP - all in a good cause.
HP donated $1 for every 'eSmile' (a personalised photo card, a get well letter, get well drawings and cartoons, photos, jokes or anything else that would make a kid laugh) sent to an ePrint-enabled printer installed at Ronald McDonald House Randwick.
We don't know if the project came in well under budget when it closed on December 12 or if HP has got even deeper into the Christmas spirit, but the company is now offering to donate $1 for every time the eSmiles video is watched on YouTube.
The upper limit is $10,000, but at the time of writing the tally was less than 400.
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