The donation of December 2016 goes to: Actie Pepernoot 1 in 8 children in the Netherlands grow up in poverty. Children whose hearts no longer beat more expectantly when December 5th (Sinterklaas) approaches. They’ve given up on hope for presents because money for more than the bare necessities isn’t available in their households. Fortunately, there’s […]
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The donation of November 2016 goes to: Unicef Yemen Unicef is on the ground in Yemen working round the clock to protect children. Since the start of the crisis, they have helped to provide more than 3.7 million people with clean water, vaccinated more than 4.6 million children against polio and reached more than four
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The donation of October 2016 goes to: the Toy Smuggler of Aleppo The Toy Smuggler of Aleppo, aka Rami Adham, is a Finnish-Syrian 44 years old father of 6, originally from the city of Aleppo living in Finland since 1989. He believes that it’s everyone’s right to provide and receive help whenever it’s needed. It’s
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The donation of September 2016 goes to: Coptic Orphans Coptic Orphans is an award-winning international Christian development organisation that has touched the lives of over 30,000 children in Egypt since 1988. “Coptic?” “Coptic” Means Egyptian Christian, and Coptic Orphans is the fruit of the indigenous Christian community of Egypt with its ancient way of life
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The donation of August 2016 goes to: Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity The Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity offers an early intervention service for babies and children under five years of age with cerebral palsy and other motor learning difficulties at our School for Parents in West Sussex. In the UK around 1,800 babies are
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The donation of July 2016 goes to: SETI Institute SETI, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, is an exploratory science that seeks evidence of life in the universe by looking for some signature of its technology. Our current understanding of life’s origin on Earth suggests that given a suitable environment and sufficient time, life will develop
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