By admin, on September 1st, 2010%
Lancashire-based maternity underwear specialist bras4mums is offering a birthday present during September to all customers recycling their unwanted bras with the company.
Research carried out earlier this year by OnePoll.com found that the typical female owns 13 bras but only wears eight of them regularly. With the average bra costing £28.00, that’s £3.47 billion worth of bras . . . → Read More: Donate unwanted underwear to raise money for charity and get a £5 underwear voucher
By admin, on May 28th, 2010%
The World Cup is fast approaching and chances are your children will be eager to get in on the footballing action. If you are thinking about splashing out on a new ball as yours have seen better days then hold tight, as there is a much better way to bag yourself a shiny new football and . . . → Read More: Donate your old footballs to Africa – watch this plea by football legend John Barnes
By admin, on December 15th, 2009%
Ninety-five children, victims of the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami which decimated their lives five years ago, will this year celebrate Christmas in a new purpose built children’s home in the Southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, provided and maintained by Cheshire based charity India Direct (www.indiadirect.org.uk).
‘Joy’ Home, as it is called, replaces temporary accommodation rented in . . . → Read More: Tsunami orphans in Southern India rehoused in time for Christmas thanks to India Direct charity
By admin, on November 26th, 2009%
We’ve just been given the video for the Samaritans Lisa’s Story new TV advert being shown this November.
As we move towards the Christmas season, makes you think about all those who aren’t lucky enough to be part of a happy family life.
To donate to Samaritans and help them continue to answer every call, 24/7, 365 . . . → Read More: Samaritans Lisa’s Story Advert
By admin, on May 20th, 2009%
The collection for the 2008/9 Shoe Aid for Africa campaign took place last October and finished poignantly on Child Poverty Day – Friday 17th October. Children and families across the UK rallied together to donate their unwanted shoes in a bid to change another child’s life, in Africa.
Shoe care experts Kiwi launched the campaign to give . . . → Read More: Shoe Aid for Africa – UK Families Making a Difference