Im running to help support Be More Ben

Date: 09/04/2022 Person Kelly


Kelly has decided that they are going to do the 5k at the Family Festival Of Running to support Be More Ben

They will be running on the 9th of april and any support you able to give would be really appreciated. You can find out more about the run and start to raise money your selves on the event page.

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A Disabled Child WISHES FOR

replacement wheelchair battery

£250.00





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FareShare South West WISHES FOR

enough surplus food for 400 meals

£100.00



Across the food industry, tonnes of edible food products are thrown away every day. Give £100 and enable us to redistribute 400 meals worth of food to those in need.



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A Disabled Child WISHES FOR

Specialist Trike

£1000.00





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FareShare South West WISHES FOR

enough surplus food for 20 meals

£5.00



Across the food industry, tonnes of edible food products are thrown away every day. Give £5 and enable us to redistribute 20 meals worth of food to those in need.



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Provide Life Saving Formula Milk for Orphan Baby WISHES FOR

£50 pays for formula milk for one month - which literally saves the life of a malnourished orphan baby in Tanzania.

£50.00



Forever Angels supports orphaned and abandoned babies by providing life saving formula milk at our Interim Care Home as well as to babies in the community being raised by relatives.   20 women die in childbirth every day in Tanzania, leaving behind 20 babies at risk of malnutrition and death.  We provide these babies with the necessary nutrition to keep them alive and be able to thrive.  £50 supports a baby with milk for one month - esentally saving its life.  Thank you for your kind support. 



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A person with leprosy WISHES FOR

Surgery to prevent disability

£112.00



Surgical intervention can prevent people who have leprosy from sustaining long-term disabilities, which as well as stopping them from earning income, can have a huge impact on both their mental health and their daily lives. 



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A young girl in a refugee camp WISHES FOR

A solar lamp to do her homework in the evening

£9.00



Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak in Africa, girls have struggled significantly in being able to access education. This has been caused by many factors, including increased childcare responsibilities and household chores, while their male peers were able to continue their studies from home. When they finish with their chores, girls’ struggle to do their homework because of the lack of sunlight and electricity. To allow girls’ to catch up, we distribute solar lamps to the most in need girls so that they can do their homework and study in the evening.



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A conflict-affected child in Somalia WISHES FOR

A school textbook to improve their learning outcomes.

£5.00



Somalia has long-standing political instability, armed conflict leading to a sectarian war and environmental stress. 3 million children have been left with no access to education. Retention and continuation are a challenge as institutional education capacity remains weak. The lack of learning materials in schools poses a severe threat as the ratio of materials to learners stands at 1:9.

Windle International empowers people to make lasting change in their own lives, in their communities and in wider society. We do this by creating access to quality education and training across East Africa and the Horn of Africa for refugees, communities affected by conflict, and those who have been marginalised in society. Windle International considers good quality education as a key element in reducing the risk of extremism and establishing peace.  Since 2018, Windle International SOM has supported thousands of children, supplying educational materials, peer-counsellor training, professional development for teachers, mentorship, and re-usable facemasks and COVID-19 preventative information to learners and teachers.



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Amelia Trust Farm WISHES FOR

Someone to sponsor one of our ponies for a year and help us give them the love and care they deserve.

£50.00



Every effort goes into ensuring the highest standard of welfare and care is given to each and every animal at Amelia Trust.

Our animals play an important role in the work we do with disadvantaged young people. Throughout their time with us, our young people learn the skills needed to look after the animals and gain confidence from taking responsibility for the animals. For many of our young people, the opportunity to interact with animals is completely new.

By sponsoring one of our animals, you will help us continue this work.
 
It costs us £154 per day to feed and care for the animals at our Farm. If you sponsor an animal, your money will be used to pay for:
  • Veterinary care to keep our animals healthy
  • Food, bedding and enrichment
  • Maintenance of our animal housing



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