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Breakthrough Breast Cancer
Breakthrough is the UK's leading charity committed to
fighting breast cancer
through research, campaigning and education.
Their essence comes from the thousands of people who are
committed to a single
vision - to work for a future free from the fear of
breast cancer.
When you decide to make a regular gift you really do
become a part of
Breakthrough's work. A monthly donation helps them to
plan for the future and
provides a valuable bedrock of funds for when it is
needed most. Thank you.
If you'd rather, you can make a one-off donation!
Donate just £3 a Month
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www.secure.breakthrough.org.uk
Breakthrough Breast Cancer is a charity registered in
England & Wales (No.
1062636) and Scotland (No. SC039058).
ChildLine
is the UK's free, 24-hour helpline for
children in distress or danger
Donate just £2 a Month
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www.nspcc.org.uk
Registered Charity Nos. 216401 & SC037717
FARM
FRIENDS is one of the only ethical giving products where
your loved one will receive a great gift pack instead of
just a sticker or magnet. The cute model animals and
‘Happy Families’ cards with information about our
projects are deservedly popular!
FARM-Africa is a respected and trusted brand and
organisation, and FARM FRIENDS has been a successful
fundraising scheme for over 4 years – one of the
pioneers of ethical giving.
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www.farmfriends.org.uk
Registered Charity No.
326901
The mission
of the NSPCC is to end cruelty to children. FULL STOP.
Donate just £2 a Month
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www.nspcc.org.uk
Registered Charity Nos. 216401 & SC037717
ActionAid is one of the UK’s largest international
development charities, helping poor people in over 35
countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the
Caribbean. Child sponsorship is key to their work.
One in ten
children in the developing world die before their fifth
birthday. The diseases they suffer from differ, but the
cause is almost always the same. Poverty. A lack of
clean water, no healthcare and little education mean
that thousands of children are condemned to a life of
hardship.
ActionAid works hard with communities so that they
can overcome the problems that they face. By sponsoring
a child today you will be able to help a whole community
get access to their basic rights such as clean, safe
water, nutritious food, and an education which will give
them hope for a brighter future. By becoming a child
sponsor you can look forward to receiving messages and
drawings from the child you sponsor, as well as seeing
how your money is helping through regular updates from
the community.
 If we all sponsored a child in the developing world,
imagine the difference we could make. The world’s
poorest people would get a chance to create a
self-reliant future. Poverty could be a thing of the
past. Child sponsorship helps a child’s whole community
by providing access to safe, clean water, healthcare,
education and an escape from a life of hardship and
disease.
For just 50p a day,
you'll make a real impact on the life of a child and
their community. Your monthly gifts will help local
people plan and complete projects such as wells, health
centres, irrigation schemes and schools. And you'll be
able to see exactly what your support has achieved
through regular updates from overseas.
Sponsor a child today -
click here for more information
Registered Charity No. 274467
The
Aspinall Foundation is charity which works in
conjunction with Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal
Parks in Kent to protect rare and endangered animals,
and return them to protected areas in the wild.
It is
a sad fact that humans are likely to cause the
extinction of a quarter of all known species in the next
20 years, unless we work together to protect them now.
By
adopting an animal today you will be giving endangered
species a chance of survival for the future.
From
just £3 per month you will be helping to protect, feed,
keep healthy and enriched through play the animals in
our care in Kent and around the world. In return we will
send you a wallpaper, fact sheet and certificate for
your chosen animal, as well as a monthly e-newsletter
and a free entry to one of our parks in Kent. You will
receive regular updates on your animal.
Donate just £3 a Month
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Registered Charity No. 326567
www.totallywild.net
 PDSA is the UK’s leading
veterinary charity. This year we will provide over 1.8
million free treatments to sick and injured pets. Right
now, we have a special group of patients who have
long-term illnesses and are in desperate need of help.
PDSA receives no funding
from HM Government or the National Lottery for our
PetAid services. So we are looking for kind people to
sponsor these pets better. Will you be one of them? Your
support could save a life.
This year we will provide
over 1.8 million free treatments to sick and injured
pets. Right now, we have a special group of patients who
have long-term illnesses and are in desperate need of
help. We are looking for kind people to sponsor these
pets better.
Sponsor
from £2 a Month
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www.sponsormebetter.org.uk
Registered Charity Nos. 208217 & SC037585
Shelter - Build a City
Buy a house in Shelter’s virtual
city and help rebuild a life.
Build
a city is a virtual online community where users can buy
a property in exchange for a donation to Shelter.
Properties start from £10, and if you’re feeling more
adventurous, hotels, department stores and even
skyscrapers, complete with helipads, are available.
Buyers are able to personalise their property with a
photo, message and website link. Businesses can even
design their own bespoke properties. All purchases will
go towards helping those in housing need. For example, a
£10 terraced house in the city could pay for a ten
minute call to Shelter’s free national helpline.
Donate from £10
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www.buildacity.org.uk
Sponsor a Child
Give a Child a Brighter Future - Become a Sponsor today!
For just 40p per day you can change a Childs life.
Founded 70 years ago, Plan is one of the largest
child-centred community development organisations in the
world. With no religious or political affiliations, Plan
works with children, their families and communities to
make lasting improvements to their lives.
Donate from
just 40p a Day
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www.plan-uk.org
Registered Charity No.276035
World Society for the
Protection of Animals
- help us free animals from cruel practices
A wild bear taken by
poachers may have less than a 60% chance of surviving
the non-medical procedure to create a permanent open
wound in his stomach from which bile can be drained,
twice every day. Bile that's used in Traditional Chinese
Medicine (TCM).
In the wild, where he's free to roam, this bear might
live to 25. Instead, if he survives the non-medical
procedure he may live up to 10 years kept in a tiny
cage, thrashing against the bars because he's unable to
move around. Under-nourished and over-stressed, he'll be
forced to lie there in pain, in his own filth.
Farming bears for their bile is perfectly legal in
China. And very profitable. But totally unnecessary.
There are many TCM alternatives that do what bear bile
is claimed to. Needless over production means an
estimated 9,000 bears are tortured each day so their
bile can also be used in shampoo, wine and even tea.
This unwarranted procedure can be prevented with your
help.
By donating £6 a month to the World Society for the
Protection of Animals, you can help us free animals from
cruel practices like bear farming.
Giving each month is important because it takes time,
money and persistence to achieve legislation that
outlaws cruelty to animals, to build and establish
sanctuaries to rehabilitate rescued animals, and to
change attitudes to animal welfare through education of
children and communities. We also need resources to
answer urgent calls for help from around the world.
World Society for the Protection
of Animals
Registered Charity Number
1081849
Become a WWF member from £3 minimum per month
Donate from
just £3 a month
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www.wwf.org.uk
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