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29/05/2026

07/01/2026

To help underprivileged children and families near you in the UK, you can volunteer, donate goods/money, or fundraise for charities like Barnardo's, Salvation Army, Family Action, Home-Start, Save the Children, Action for Children, Child Action, or find local projects via BBC Children in Need and your council, supporting food banks, family support, or youth activities in your community.

1. Find Local Charities & Organisations
Search Online: Use terms like "support for families in your area, "children's charity near me," or "food bank near me".
Charity Locators: Check the websites of national charities (Barnardo's, Home-Start, Action for Children) to find their local branches or supported projects in your area.
Local Council: Your local council website (like County Council if near me) may list local family support services.
BBC Children in Need: Use their search tool to find local projects they fund.

2. Ways to Give Your Time (Volunteer)
Direct Family Support: Become a Home-Start volunteer to offer non-judgmental, confidential help in families' homes.
Charity Shops: Volunteer at Barnardo's, Save the Children, or similar shops to help raise funds.
Food Banks & Clubs: Help at local food banks or Salvation Army lunch clubs for families.
Events: Assist with fundraising events for various charities.

3. Ways to Give Money & Goods
Donate Goods: Give pre-loved clothes, toys, books, and bric-a-brac to charity shops like Barnardo's or Save the Children.
Financial Donations: Support national charities or local projects directly through their websites.
Fundraise: Organise your own event (bake sale, sponsored walk) to raise money for a cause.

4. Specific Examples of Local Support
Child Action,: Supports children and families in the your local area.
Cash for Kids: Offers grants to local children in need.

By connecting with these local resources, you can make a tangible difference in the lives of children and families facing hardship in your community.

We can all help to make a difference.

18/12/2025

A little help can go a long way for just one person.

Christmas is for everyone. Help someone in from the cold this Christmas by funding a Christmas dinner and emergency support.

17/12/2025

I would like to say a Big Thank you to Mid Cheshire Hospital Charity for letting the Secret Santa help out by supporting them on their Christmas raffle to which I donating a Family Festive Christmas Hamper to help go towards their raffle prizes, Along with the 100 Christmas Selection boxes to give to each child that will be in Leighton Hospital over the Christmas Festive season.

A big Thank You to Mark Porter and is merry team for a wonderful job you all do.

Merry Christmas to all of you

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17/12/2025

My lovely friend Mandie Perry-Moore was asked if she could help out with some gifts for 15 children who would of woken up on Christmas Morning to no presents under the Christmas Tree. So everyone all got together and helped Mandie to make this happen.

No Child should go without on Christmas morning, it was wonderful for everyone who helped out for this festive season to help bring smiles to 15 Children's faces waking up on Christmas morning.

And for the whole school to be able to give each child a Christmas selection box for Christmas.

Well done everyone for making this happen. I would like to say A big Thank you to my lovely lady Sarah Keech who helped to pick the gifts for me and for my other charity's as well. Thank you Sarah.

Big Thank you to my lovely niece Marie Lowe and her Friend Michaël Smith at MJS Car Sales who helped with the donation to help buy toys and gifts for 15 children, along with Marie's daughter Ameema and her friend who chauffeured them about, I hope MJS liked his little thank you present Marie? It was very kind of him to be involved with this.

A big thank you Mandie Perry-Moore friends Kathryn Bryan and Morrisons in Market Drayton who helped Mandie Perry-Moore to make all this happen.

Merry Christmas Everyone

P.S. Mandie Perry-Moore Next year we will make it all happen again for the 5th running.

26/11/2025

Giving just one extra present can make a big difference to a child this Christmas by bringing them joy and making them feel cared for. Various charity appeals organize drives to collect gifts for children in need, ensuring no child wakes up without a gift on Christmas morning. Donations can be made by purchasing a gift and sending it to a local appeal or by making a financial donation to a charity of your choice.