With our charity shops closed and fundraising events cancelled or postponed, we are delighted to launch three new Virtual Events!
Walk 10,000 steps or run 5km or 10km. Read on to find out more.
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With the first cases of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) being identified in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe, schools have already closed. It's undoubtedly a scary time for all of us, and those living in slum communities in East Africa are not immune to the fear. Just £5 will provide soap and detergent for a family. Find out how you can help.
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Given the Government advice on the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation encouraging social distancing, our charity shops temporarily closed at the end of Saturday 21st March.
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We need your old vinyl!
🎼 Is your record collection taking up too much space?
🎵 Do you have nothing to play them on?
🎶 Have your music tastes changed?
🎼 Does your vinyl simply gather dust?
This year, we are gifted with an extra day so make Leap Day 2020 memorable and help raise £366 for African Children's Fund! Looking for ideas? Keep reading…
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The landlord of our Faringdon shop is currently undertaking some building maintenance so we expect to be closed until Monday 24th February.
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We're very pleased to announce two new companies who are supporting African Children's Fund during 2020. Keep reading to find out more about Jenny Harvey Immigration and The Evergreen Agency.
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Read on for more details about the Quentin Junior Academy’s Christmas fundraising efforts in Tanzania.
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Wow! We're so very grateful to everyone who has supported our Gifts for Girls Christmas appeal so far this year. Thanks to your extraordinary kindness, we have revised our Gifts for Girls target for the second time since the campaign’s launch. Read on to find out what we are hoping to achieve!
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Cast your minds back a couple of months and you might remember our World Porridge Day celebrations, highlighting the crucial work of Kenyan schools in providing Porridge Clubs. In this latest news post, we are delighted to reveal the total raised!
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As BBC News reports 25% of Zimbabweans will receive food aid from the United Nations' World Food Programme to avert a hunger crisis, read on to find out how your donations helped Gombakomba Primary School.
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We have had a wonderful afternoon decorating a Christmas tree as part of the incredibly festive Witney Wonderland at the beautiful St Mary's Church, Witney to celebrate our #GiftsForGirls Christmas appeal.
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This Christmas, we are aiming to buy 100 Gifts for Girls born into poverty in Tanzania. Each £5 gift will contain body lotion, soap and sweets so 100 girls will have a few little luxuries to enjoy on Christmas Day. Read on to find out how you can support our appeal.
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Do you remember 8-year-old Isaac and his 6-year-old brother Luca? They were planning a 5-mile sponsored walk to their grandparents' house during October half term, and they were hoping to raise £100 to help children go to school in Africa. Read on to find out how they got on!
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Our Witney shop took part in last month’s ‘best shop window’ competition for the town’s annual Witney In Pink celebration.
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Following the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai in March this year, the Mutare region of Zimbabwe where our partner, Mwana Trust, is based is now suffering from drought that is leading to increased levels of school absenteeism. Please help Mwana Trust to improve school lunch provision so hungry children are fed.
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In addition to holding children's right's awareness forums - like the one pictured at Kisaasi College in Kampala - SAFE Uganda also maintains a Transit Home on the outskirts of the city to temporarily house children who have been rescued.
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8-year-old Isaac and his 6-year-old brother Luca will be taking on a special fundraising challenge in their October school half term. Find out more about their plans here!
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An enormous THANK YOU to all our street collectors who helped us celebrate World Porridge Day in Witney. How did they get on? Keep reading to find out!
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