Donate to Charity UK - disaster relief
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Charities with a global reach
such as the international Red Cross undertake a considerable amount of disaster relief work. Foolw
our links to find out more about this and how you can help.
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| One of the childrens
charities NSPCC has a zero
tolerance approach to child neglect and abuse. They have an ambitious
programme to eliminate child abuse and are working hard to achieve this
goal. Like any other charity this work only continues with your
generous support. there is no doubt that if you give to the NSPCC, your
donation will benefit the most needy and vulnerable children in our
society. What better way is there to help and donate to charity? |
| Disaster relief remains a key
area for charity work. Large charities like the Red Cross always have
disaster appeal funds running at any given time. A monthly donation to
them or even a one-off contribution is easy to make via their website.
Find out a bit more about the work of the Red Cross and see if you
would be interested in a regular donation to them. remember that you
can get tax relief for charitable donations. Check the charity website
or the HM government site for more information. |
| The biggest animal welfare
charity, the PDSA,
provides numerous ways you can help animals in need. One approach is to
buy PDSA pet insurance, so supporting the charity, another is to give
regular or one off donations. You can also sponsor an animal. Many
animal lovers make regular conributions to this animal welfare charity
in this way. if you are interested, take a look via our link. |
| Many people decide to donate to
a children's charity or sponsor a child. With regard to the latter,
Action Aid provides
a popular child sponsorship service which you may wish to take a look
at. A small amount each month, perhaps no more than £2-5, can
make all the difference to a child in poverty. With easy online sign up
with ASction Aid, you could start today. The children are waiting for
your help. Learn a bit more about this important children's charity. |
| The children's emergency hotline
service Childline
for children in acute distress who are often subject to neglect or
abuse is in dire need of additional funding. At present they are not
able to answer all the calls that come to them. If you would like to
help Childline or learn a bit more. please follow the link and consider
whether you would like to donate to this charity either as a single
donation or by monthly standing order. |
| At any given time, there are
usually numerous charity appeals on the go, relating to recent acute or
ongoing disasters and humanitarian work. if you want to see which funds
of this type could be of interest, you can learn about disaster
relief and what you can do to get invovled and donate to a charity
of your choice. |
| It can be difficult to determine
which charity you wish to donate to. It is therefore worth learning a
bit about some leading UK charities in order to try to decide which is
the best to make an online donation to. One apporach is to take a look
at the UK's CharityDonor site, designed specifically to help people
make up their minds. It's not heavy-sell, it's designed to help
visitors pick up information quickly and easily. It links directly to
charity websites for more information where secure online charity
donations can be made, if you decide to donate to charity after
learning a bit more about their work. |
Listings of more UK Charities for more information.
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