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Supporting
Cancer Research UK; Cystic Fibrosis; Macmillan
Cancer Relief; Multiple Sclerosis Society;
RNIB; RNLI; Save the Children; Motor Neurone
Disease Association; Terrence Higgins Trust.
For every
card or calendar purchased, a contribution
of 9p (plus VAT) will be divided equally
between the 9 charities or their trading
companies:
Supporting:
Cancer Research UK; Cystic Fibrosis;
Macmillan Cancer Relief; Multiple Sclerosis
Society; RNIB; RNLI; Save the Children;
Motor Neurone Disease Association; Terrence
Higgins Trust.
To support these 9 charities, quote
ref: C28 on the order form.
The
Help Group of Charities
For over
30 years Helpcards has been giving
the entire profits of sales of it’s
cards to UK-based charities. Helpcards
is made up of 33 UK-based charities,
many of which are well known but also
including some smaller charities that
don’t get as much support as
they deserve.
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Supporting:
Action Medical Research; Army Benevolent
Fund; Barnardo’s; Break; British
Heart Foundation; British Polio Fellowship;
Children’s Research Fund; Dockland
Settlements; Housing the Homeless Central
Fund; John Grooms Association for Disabled
People; Lepra; Macmillan Cancer Relief;
Mental Health Foundation; Multiple Sclerosis
Society; National Asthma Campaign; NCH
Action for Children; NSPCC; Pearson’s
Holiday Fund; Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability;
Royal National Lifeboat Institution;
Shaftesbury Homes & “Arethusa”;
Sight Savers; St. John Ambulance; The
Children’s Society; The Leprosy
Mission International; The Rare Breed
Survival Trust; The Royal Association
of Disability and Rehabilitation; The
Royal National Institute for Deaf People;
The Samaritans, London Branch; The Samaritans,
Worthing; The Shaftesbury Society; Sue
Ryder Care; Treloar Trust |
To
support these 33 charities, quote ref: C24
on the order form
Individual
Charity Donations
Simply choose
a design and nominate the charity of
your choice (remember to quote the
relevant code) and we’ll do the
rest. Further details of how to order
can be found in the Step
by Step Ordering Section.
Actively campaigning
for improvements in the quality of life
of all older people in the UK and providing
a wide range of vital services to meet
their needs. Registered Charities. Quote
ref: C02 on the order form.
works
with over 100,000 children, young
people and their families in more
than 300 projects across the UK.
This includes work with children
affected by poverty, homelessness,
disability and abuse. For more information
about our work, how to make a donation
or volunteering opportunities, visit
our website at www.barnardos.org.uk or
call 08457 697 967 (local rate).
Tanners Lane, Barkingside, Ilford,
Essex IG6 1QG Registered Charity
No. 216250. Quote ref: C03
on the order form.
Through its network of adoption centres, animal
hospitals and equine centres cares for and finds loving
new homes for many thousands of animals every
year. Registered Charity No. 224392. Quote
ref: C04 on the order form.
14 Fitzhardinge Street,
London W1H 6DH Telephone 020 7935 0185 www.bhf.org.uk Registered
Charity No. 225971. Fighting heart disease through research,
education, rehabilitation and patient care. The British Heart
Foundation receives no government funding and relies on voluntary
contributions to enable its vital work to continue. Quote
ref: C05 on the order form.
At world-class scientists and
doctors are finding new and effective treatments
for cancer quicker than ever before. Our groundbreaking
work, funded by donations from the general
public, delivers medical advances that save
thousands of lives. Together, we are all working
to cure cancer faster. website: www.cancerresearchuk.org.
Registered Charity No: 1089464. Quote
ref: C07 on the order form.
is the UK’s
free, 24-hour helpline for children in trouble or danger.
Trained volunteer counsellors comfort, advise and protect
children and young people. Registered Charity No. 1003758 Quote
ref: C08 on the order form.
Funding
research into a cure for Cystic Fibrosis, the UK’s most
common life-threatening inherited disease. Registered Charity
No. 1079049. Quote ref: C09 on the order form.
Great
Ormond Street Hospital has for over 150 years offered the
widest range of paediatric care in Britain. The Hospital
is a leading centre for the treatment of seriously ill
children and the promotion of child health. Registered
Charity No. 235825 © 1989, GOSHCC. Quote ref:
C10 on the order form.
Our mission is to provide guide
dogs, mobility and other rehabilitation services that meet
the needs of blind and partially sighted people. www.guidedogs.org.uk Registered
Charity No. 209617. Quote ref: C11 on the order
form.
Working for a future where older people are
highly valued, have lives that are richer and
voices that are heard. By identifying needs,
raising public awareness and through effective
fundraising. promotes and develops
programmes of a high standard which are practical
and innovative. Registered Charity No. 272786. Quote
ref: C12 on the order form.
The
only national charity devoted exclusively to Leukaemia and
related blood cancers in children and adults. Running costs
are 5p in £. Registered Charity No. 216032. Quote
ref: C13 on the order form.
Macmillan CancerLine 0808
808 2020 Website www.macmillan.org.uk Macmillan
Cancer Relief, Registered Charity Number
261017 Isle of Man Charity No. 604, A company
limited by guarantee registered in England
Number 2400969, Registered Office, 89 Albert
Embankment, London SE1 7UQ. Quote
ref: C14 on the order form.
provides high
quality nursing, totally free, to give
terminally ill people the choice of
dying at home supported by their families.
For more information, visit www.mariecurie.org.uk Registered
Charity No: 207994. Quote ref:
C27 on the order form.
Each week more than 200 families discover that
their child has a learning disability. is
the leading UK organisation working with people
with a learning disability and their families
and careers. A learning disability is a lifelong
disability that can affect many different areas
of someone’s life. Mencap campaigns to
ensure that people with a learning disability
have their rights recognised and are respected
as individuals. It also provides services enabling
them to live a more independent life as well
as giving support to their families and carers.
These include residential, education and employment
services, leisure opportunities and individual
support and advice. Registered Charity No.
222377. Quote ref: C16 on the order
form.
The aims to
enhance the quality of care and support available
to people with Motor Neurone Disease and their
carers; it also funds vital research into causes
and possible treatments for the disease. Visit
our website at www.mndassociation.org or
call 01604 250505, PO Box 246, Northampton
NNI 2PR. Registered Charity No. 294354. Quote
ref: C16 on the order form.
We
are the UK’s largest charity for people affected by
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) funding research, providing respite
care, MS Nurses, welfare grants, and education and training
on MS. We produce numerous publications on MS and run a freephone
specialist Helpline 0808 800 8000. Registered Charity No.
207495. Quote ref: C17 on the order form.
Working with others to overcome poverty and
suffering is a development, relief,
and campaigning organisation that believes
that in a world rich in resources, poverty
isn’t a fact of life but an injustice,
which must be overcome. Oxfam believe that
everyone is entitled to a life of dignity and
opportunity; and they work with poor communities,
local partner organisations, volunteers, and
supporters to make this a reality in more that
80 countries around the world - they’ve
been doing this since 1942. To find out more
visit www.oxfam.org.uk Registered
Charity No. 202918. Quote ref: C30
on the order form.
exists
to save lives at sea and relies entirely upon voluntary contributions
and legacies to fund this vital work. Registered Charity
No. 209603. Quote ref: C19 on the order form.
. Registered Charity No. 226227. Quote
ref: C20 on the order form.
is
the UK’s leading international children’s charity
working to create a better world for children. We work in
over 69 countries helping the poorest and most disadvantaged
children. Registered Charity No. 213890. Quote ref:
C21 on the order form.
is
a national disability organisation whose focus is people
with cerebal palsy. Scope’s aim is that disabled people
achieve equality: a society in which they are as valued,
and have the same human and civil rights as everyone else.
Scope’s services include creating housing, education
and employment opportunities; support for families and carers;
research; advocacy; information and advice services; support
for self-help groups; campaigning and other activities. Quote
ref: C29 on the order form.
. Registered charity
number 263710. Every day, 24 hours a day, Shelter provides
practical help to families and individuals facing homelessness
or a housing problem. Shelterline (0808 800 4444) our free,
national telephone helpline provides housing advice and support
all year round. In addition a network of Housing Aid centres
provides practical assistance on a local level. Shelters
vital work with homeless and badly housed people wouldn’t
be possible without your support. Quote ref: C31
on the order form.
is the leading
HIV & AIDS charity in the UK. It was the first UK charity
to be set up in response to the HIV epidemic and has been
at the forefront of the fight against HIV and AIDS ever since.
Registered Charity No. 288527. Quote ref: C22 on
the order form.
exists
to help children who are sick, disabled or disadvantaged
throughout the UK. Variety’s work covers the full spectrum
of children’s care - from donations to paediatric medicine,
the provision of wheelchairs and Sunshine Coaches to donating
presents at Christmas to children who might otherwise not
receive a gift of any kind. Thank you for your support. Registered
Charity No. 209259. Quote ref: C23 on the order form.
