Crisis at Christmas was the highest-rated festive campaign with an impressive average score of 9.1 out of ten, as decided by readers of Civil Society News.

In the lead-up to Christmas we featured 12 fantastic festive campaigns and asked you to tell us whether you thought they were any good by giving them a rating of one to ten, with ten being the best.

Crisis’ campaign asked donors to fund anywhere between one and 100 beds, at a cost of £22.29 per bed, to bring a homeless person in from the cold and provide them with three meals, a shower and a health check.

In second place was Marie Curie’s 12 Days of Christmas Campaign, with an average rating of 8.9. Unicef was in third place for its ‘how one billion people go to the toilet' campaign. It was also the campaign that inspired the most people to vote.

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