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Charity Shop a web site dedicated to
Charities,
Gardening Charity
Shop,
Children's Charity
Shop,
Research
Charity Shop,
Conservation
Charity Shop,
Rainbow Trust,
Action Medical Research,
women’s charity,
girl’s charity,
babies charity,
cancer charity, Oxfam, Guide Dogs, Horticultural Society
Charity. We also have a guide to
the Top Charity
Shops that we hope you find helpful. |
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Our other
sites include:
Free Gifts
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Top Charity
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Rainbow Trust Children's Charity provides emotional
and practical support to families who have a child with
a life threatening or terminal illness. Rainbow Trust's
Family Support Workers join the family in their own home
and are there to provide practical support. We are
contactable 24 hours a day for families in crisis from
diagnosis, through treatment and even after
bereavement. Rainbow relies almost entirely on voluntary
donations and through the generosity of our supporters
we are able to help around 1,000 families a year. |
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We are
Action Medical Research, the leading UK-wide medical
research charity dedicated to helping babies and
children. We find and fund the very best medical
research to help stop the suffering of babies and
children caused by disease and disability. We put on an
extensive range of fundraising challenge events
including the largest charity London to Paris bike ride
and international treks to destinations like Machu
Picchu and Everest. We also run a selection of UK based
challenges like a sailing race in the Solent, our ever
growing series of 100 mile cycle rides and have places
in runs such as the very popular Great North Run. |
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3.
Platform 51
is a national women’s charity that
inspires and supports girls and women as they take
control of their lives. Every year we empower thousands
of vulnerable girls and women to turn their lives around
and build a better future. We help them improve their
confidence, overcome challenges in their lives and help
them learn new skills. We give them a platform to have
their say and challenge discrimination. We know there’s
thousands more girls and women who desperately need our
help, so we are looking at ways we can find new people
who are interested in supporting our vital work with a
financial donation. |
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4.
The World Land Trust
is a conservation charity that
has helped purchase and protects over 400,000 acres of
rainforest and other threatened wildlife habitats
worldwide. In some areas in South America it is possible
to save an acre of rainforest for as little as £50. In
other areas it is more expensive, but rest assured,
donations are still used in the same way: to enable
partner organisations to purchase threatened wildlife
habitat and protect them as permanent reserves. |
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Cancer Research UK is the world’s leading charity
dedicated to beating cancer through research. We have
discovered new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat
cancer that together have saved millions of lives across
the world. |
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6.
Oxfam’s Online Shop is the number one destination
for second-hand goods and ethical products. The
Second-hand -Store sells goods at the same great-value
and donated goods that you would expect from Oxfam’s
high street stores but exclusively online! With over
100,000 items it’s the largest Oxfam Shop in the World.
There’s a treasure trove of fantastic clothing &
accessories, books, music, bric-a-brac, toys and loads
more. There’s something for everyone, with all profits
going towards Oxfam’s work in fighting poverty. |
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7.
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association ("Guide Dogs")
is one of the UK's best-known, and best-loved,
charities. Guide dogs have been bringing independence
and mobility to blind and partially-sighted people for
over 75 years, and today there are more than 4,700 guide
dog partnerships in the UK. Each year Guide Dogs breeds
around 1,000 puppies, which spend their first year in
the homes of volunteers, before working with specialist
trainers who teach them the skills needed to guide a
visually-impaired person. This takes about six months,
including several weeks' training with the new owner. A
guide dog has a working life of around six-and-a-half
years, and it's not unusual for someone to have five or
more dogs over their lifetime. |
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Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has been Britain's
gardening charity since 1804 - when it was founded under
the title 'The Horticultural Society of London' by Sir
Joseph Banks and John Wedgwood; its aim was to collect
plant information and encourage the improvement of
horticultural practice. |
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