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Welcome to the download of Moneybox Live, the programme about your money.

The way we give to charity is changing rapidly.

Last year, Britain's donated a record £27 million to good causes by buying stuff on the online auction site eBay.

That, of course, is rather than the traditional charity shop.

The fall in the use of cash has hit donations to charity boxes and buckets as well.

Lynn works for a small charity in Northern Ireland called the Children's Heartbeat Trust.

It raises about half a million pounds a year, but the way it does has changed.

And I also see a trend in the certain types of fundraising events that people are holding,

whereas maybe a few years ago people maybe would have held a coffee morning in their work and then maybe did something with their family and maybe they did a couple

of events throughout one year. We're finding now a supporter will just do a one big one-off

event for charity and said look this is my thing, this is what I've done for the year.

It can vary from golf events, strictly come dancing event, darts, competitions, football tournaments,

but it definitely seems to be those bigger type style events. Our craziest fundraiser was a ride-on

lawnmower race. So it was people just really got their

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