ChilliTickets is not just about going out and having a good time. We also want to help bring positive changes around us. That’s why we are doing our bit by working with World Vision as our preferred Charity. Going forth we will make a charitable contribution to World Vision to help its aim of long term change across the poorest countries including India, Pakistan and Africa.

Event organisers can chose to become a charity partner with ChilliTickets. For every ticket purchased a percentage of the ticket value will be donated, ChilliTickets will match the donation made by the event organiser.

Choosing a charity partner is not an easy task; at ChilliTickets we wish to help those working within some of the world’s poorest areas, and especially help vulnerable children fulfill their positive roles in society. As well as helping the poorest people in the world, World Vision is always ready if disaster strikes. In an emergency, it’s not just every day that counts – it’s every hour.

With £1.5 million in pre-positioned relief supplies and more than 30,000 staff serving in nearly 100 countries, World Vision can respond to virtually any disaster within 24 to 72 hours.

We feel that in today’s climate helping families in poverty or those who are unfortunate to have been struck by disaster is not something we can ignore.

World Vision works to make a serious and sustainable impact on poverty and its causes, especially as they affect children. We are committed to long-term change, which means connecting people. Whether it’s enabling people in developing communities to support each other, or linking donors to those in need through child sponsorship, or creating networks to campaign for justice, we believe that getting people connected is the best way to make a difference. World Vision is a signatory to the Red Cross Code of Conduct which commits us to assisting people affected by disaster irrespective of their ethnic, religious or political affiliations. The code also sets out expectations for how World Vision behaves when responding to emergency responses. www.worldvision.org.uk