Charity Contributions
Nothing reflects the true spirit of Christmas more than giving a little bit to someone less fortunate than yourself. A Charity Christmas Card is a simple and effective way of doing this.
There are three ways to support a charity and whichever method you choose a donation of 10p is made for every card or calendar purchased. The accreditation for the charity of your choice will be printed inside your card or on your calendars in black ink.
1.
Individual Charities
Choose from one of the individual national charities listed below, a brief
description of the charity will be printed on your card.
To support an individual charity quote the charity reference on the order
form.
2.
The Help Group of Charities
This group is made up of 33 UK based charities many of which are well
known but also include some smaller charities that don't get as much support
as they deserve. Supporting: Action Medical Research, Army Benevolent
Fund, Barnardo's, Break, British Heart Foundation, British Polio Fellowship,
Children's Research Fund, Docklands Settlements, Housing The Homeless
Central Fund, John Groom's Association of 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,
Shaftsbury Homes and "Arethusa", Sight Savers, St. John Ambulance,
The Children's Society, The Leprosy Mission International, The Rare Breed
Survival Trust, The Royal Association of Disability & Rehabilitation,
The Royal National Institute for Deaf People, The Samaritans - London
Branch, Worthing, The Shaftsbury Society, Sue Ryder Care, Treloar Trust.
To support the Help Group of Charities quote ref: C24 on the order form.
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Reference
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Charity
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Description
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C03
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Barnardo's
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Bernardo's
help children overcome challenging experiences in childhood. We
work with them over long term to tackle the disadvantage and to
help them develop into emotionally-healthy adults. Registered Charity
No. 216250
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C05
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British
Heart Foundation
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Fights
heart disease through research, education, rehabilitation and patient
care initiative. Registered Charity No. 225971
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C07
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Cancer
Research UK
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We
are a major national charity linking scientists, doctors, patients
and the public in the cause of preventing and curing cancer. Registered
Charity No. 225838
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C09
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Cystic Fibrosis Trust |
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The Cystic Fibrosis Trust funds medical and scientific research aimed at understanding, treating and curing Cystic Fibrosis. It also aims to ensure that people with Cystic Fibrosis receive the best possible care and support in all aspects of their lives. Registered Charity No 1079049
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C14
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Macmillan
Cancer Support
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Macmillan
cancer Line is a U.K.-wide charity which supports people living
with cancer and their families, through Macmillan nurses and doctors,
information, financial help and buildings for cancer treatment and
care. Registered Charity No. 261017
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C18
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Marie Curie Cancer Care
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Marie Curie Cancer Care provides high quality nursing, totally free, to give people with terminal cancer and other illnesses the choice of dying at home, supported by their families. Marie Curie Nurses now care for half of all cancer patients who die at home. They work through the night or during the day to provide one-one care for their patients. They also provide practical and emotional support for families at what can be an exhausting time. If you or your family would like more information on Marie Curie Cancer Care visit www.mariecurie.org.uk Charity Registration No. 207994 (England & Wales) SCO 38731 (Scotland)
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C21
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Save
the Children
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Save
the Children is the U.K.'s leading international children's charity
working to create a better world for children. We work in over 70
countries helping the poorest and most disadvantaged children. Registered
Charity No. 213890
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C32
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Association
of Children's Hospices
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The
association of Children's Hospices (ACH) is the national voice for
the children's hospice movement. Formed in 1998, we are a registered
charity representing over 40 children's hospices across the UK.
Our work is shaped by a philosophy which keeps children and their
families at the heart of what we do, helping to ensure that all
communities have access to the important services children's hospices
provide. Registered charity No. 1103795
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| C33 | Breast Cancer Care |
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Breast Cancer Care is here for anyone affected by breast cancer. We bring people together, provide information and support, and campaign for improved standards of care. We use our understanding of people's experience of breast cancer and our professional expertise in everything we do. Visit www.breastcancercare.org.uk or call our helpline on 0808 800 6000 Registered Charity No 1017658 |
| C34 | Willow Foundation |
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For those living with a life-threatening illness, every day deserves to be treated as special. The Willow Foundation is a national charity that organises and funds very special, morale-boosting and memorable days for seriously ill young adults aged 16-40. The Foundation provides more than 100 special days every month for individuals and their loved ones. www.willowfoundation.org.uk Tel: 01707 259777 Registered Charity No 1106746 |
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C24
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The
Help Group of Charities
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Supporting: Action Medical Research, Army Benevolent Fund, Barnardo's, Break, British Heart Foundation, British Polio Fellowship, Children's Research Fund, Docklands Settlements, Housing The Homeless Central Fund, John Groom's 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, Shaftsbury Homes and "Arethusa", Sight Savers, St. John Ambulance, The Children's Society, The Leprosy Mission International, The Rare Breed Survival Trust, The Royal Assoc. for Disability & Rehabilitation, The Royal National Institute for Deaf People, The Samaritans - London Branch, The Samaritans - Worthing, The Shaftsbury Society, Sue Ryder Care, Treloar Trust |
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