MoneySavingExpert.com Charity Fund Nominate a Charity June 08

jshireen

I suggest this non-political (and certainly not a comment on the rights or wrongs of any particular conflict) charity that provides support and rehab for those special and brave people who volunteer to serve their country. Charity No 1120920 www.helpforheroes.org.uk/

lesley_jane

www.anthonynolan.org.uk

I work as the Trusts Officer for this wonderful charity.

Aims- To take lives back from Leukaemia.

Every 20 minutes a UK patient is diagnosed with Leukaemia (which is still the biggest childhood killer), or a related illness. The Anthony Nolan Trust directly saves the lives of hundreds of patients every year by maintaining and continuously enlarging the UK’s largest and most successful register of volunteers willing to donate their bone marrow to patients worldwide.

With over 1000 new requests for transplants every year in the UK alone and over 16000 waiting for a match worldwide, sadly we are only able to help a small proportion of people that need us. There are currently 390,000 people on the bone marrow register and it’s not enough!

It costs £125 to Recruit, Type and maintain a donor on the register. We desperately need young males 18-40 to join the register and particularily those from ethnic minorities. So please join the register and vote for crucial funding for us.

Many thanks

Lesley

trevjoan1

My nominated Charity is the N.A.C.C .ORG.UK .

Isufferd many years with Ulcerative Cholitis ended up having an ILLIOSTERMY. Which saved my life :j hope my nomination is succesful

lucyann_2

:j a. Neonatal unit SCBU Warrington Hospital
b. http://www.northcheshirehospitals.nhs.uk/
http://www.babycentre.co.uk/baby/prembaby/scbu/#2
c. care for newborn babies who are ill or born prematurely
d. The funds go a long way in making the parents feel more 'normal' whilst their babies are in hospital, little things like mothers day and easter cards, a stock of tiny baby clothes for use on the ward as well as the odd incubator or two. There are so many more premature babies given a chance in life today because of the special care received from not just Warrington SCBU unit but all the other units throughout the country. I am nominating Warrington SCBU for pesonal reasons, My grandaughter was born 14 weeks and 2 days early and has spent the first 16 weeks of her life in SCBU, she is coming home today. Please help me to show my apreciation by voting for this cause. :smileyhea

wj6bk

VILLAGE AID
https://www.villageaid.org
Working in partnership with organisations in West Africa

Village Aid is an international development charity that has been working successfully with rural organisations in West Africa since 1989. Building long term partnerships with local organisations that support sustainable development in the communities in which they live and work.
Village Aid's unique approach believes that:

• African people are best able to deal with their own problems
• African communities should set the agend for their own development.
• Small scale is often the right scale.

Village Aid works in the following areas: [FONT=&quot]
[/FONT][FONT=&quot]Microcredit - Investing in people and their potential - allowing people who have no access to banks and can not afford the interest to take out small loans to start up small businesses. Current repayment is 94%
[/FONT][FONT=&quot]Adult Literacy - Empowerment to all through learning for all.[/FONT]
Sustainable Agriculture - Working with women for access to land and water
[FONT=&quot]Access to Justice - Challenging injustice and corruption[/FONT]

We need your support, please vote for Village Aid by clicking the THANKYOU link below.

ROBERTWBOATH

i would like to nominate bowl cancer research they diagnosed my mum 3 years ago if it was not for the test they asked my mum to do she would not be here today thankfully my mum is clear and i pray she will always be clear

i would like to thank kizzy kizzy wizzy:T

chez-a-bella

Valerie_Cromie wrote: »

TinyLife formerly NIMBA - Inland Revenue Charity No XN75792/1

[URL]http://[/URL]www.tinylife.org.uk

TinyLife is Northern Ireland's only premature baby charity.

TinyLife is Northern Ireland's premature and vulnerable baby charity dedicated to reducing premature birth, illness, disability and death in babies.

TinyLife is committed to ensuring that all families who have experienced the birth of a baby requiring special or intensive care get all the help they need. Last year TinyLife supported 758 families by offering practical and emotional support through its Family Support Programme, Breast Pump Loan Service, research into premature birth, disability and death in babies and providing an Education Programme for Health Professionals and Parents. TinyLife relies on voluntary contributions.

Be and Angel, please vote for TinyLife and help make a difference to premature babies and their families. :A

I vote for The charity Tinylife! They make a real difference!!! What a fab charity!!!!:D

Cheryl xx

amazon112

:T More money should be spent seeking ways to help people with this problem, very little is done for the lesser known causes such as this one, too loose one's sight gradually must be dreadful,we need more information and research
which needs funding so please forward any information to anyone you know so they can vote for this charity.thankyou.

tkashmore

Charity - RNLI, Royal National Lifeboat Institute
Web: http://www.rnli.org.uk
RNLI is dedicated to saving lives at sea

The RNLI aims to save lives by changing attitudes and behaviour among people who use the sea regularly. Their lifeguards patrol more than 70 beaches in the UK in peak season and assisted more than 10,000 people last year. Their RNLI lifeboats rescued more than 8,000 people last year, an average of 22 people per day. To go on saving lives at sea means training and equipping volunteer crews. The RNLI is wholly supported by charitable donations, and needs funding to continue saving lives at sea.

robiboschi

Young Enterprise London www.yelondon.com is a UK registered charity, led by business to help promote and develop entrepreneurship in schools.

Our aim is to use enterprise and entrepreneurship training to help socially disadvantaged children develop positive ‘can do’ attitudes to improve their life prospects and increase their motivation and attainment in school.
We are asking funding for a programme called Personal Economics. PE has been recently developed to improve the financial capability and literacy of young people aged 12-16. This programme provides students with an understanding of personal finance, credit & debt, savings and investments and budgets
Our activities also help bridge the gap between school and business environment helping young people become aware of the value of education and how it links with future life prospects and the economics of staying in school.