Smile! Amazon now supporting WMP!



Watson's Malawi Partnership is now a registered charity with Amazon Smile. Which means you can nominate us for a small donation every time you shop with Amazon. 

And the good news is, you only need to nominate Watson's Malawi Partnership once. If you are interested in participating, all you need to do is sign up at to Amazon Smile through their website. If you use their mobile app to shop, you will need to switch that on too through the app's menu section. 

It's fairly straightforward but if you get stuck, here is a link to the instructions: Amazon.co.uk: AmazonSmile Mobile App Instructions. 

Thanks for thinking about this - every little counts!


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