The way Help A Child Africa raises donations with Amazon has changed. When you search for Amazon on www.easyfundraising.org.uk or the easyfundraising App, you will be directed to smile.amazon.co.uk where you can continue to shop as normal. AmazonSmile is a website operated by Amazon that lets customers enjoy the same wide selection of products, low prices, and
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In December we had a report from Grand Cess on the progress of the children in the school who are funded by Help a Child. Everything was good. There were only 2 out of the 100 who dropped out of school during the year and 97 out of the remaining 98 worked hard enough during
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Here is one of our ex-scholarship students celebrating success in her nursing career. You can change someone’s life by donating to our charity. If you would like to help you can donate by following this link: https://www.helpachild.org.uk/wordpress/donations/
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Don’t forget if you are doing your Christmas shopping online you could raise money for Help a Child Africa for free! www.easyfundraising.org.uk
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We had a lovely time at the Christmas Bazaar at Our Lady of Grace church in Booker last Saturday and raised about £40 for the charity as well. Another Saturday, another Christmas Bazaar! This Saturday we will be at St.Augustines High Wycombe for their bazaar from 10am-2pm. Do come and say hi if you are
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Did you know that whenever you buy anything online this Christmas – from the perfect gift and novelty socks to your turkey and pantomime tickets – you could be raising a free donation for Help a Child Africa? There are nearly 3,000 retailers on board ready to make a donation, including Amazon, John Lewis, Aviva,
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One of the trustees went to Milan Expo 2015. The Expo talks about the problems of nutrition and the resources of our planet. There were many lavish pavilions built by the richer countries but the poorer ones were there too! Liberia was to be found in a cluster called arid zones with other countries. Desert
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We just got paid £140 by Easyfundraising which really helps with maintaining enough funds to pay for education for our 102 children in school and 5 young people in college in Liberia. Thank you to those of you who use Easyfundraising and if you don’t already use it but you do shop online please take
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The tax man has given us £930. This is because many of our supporters have signed up to the gift aid scheme whereby the tax that has been paid on donations given to charity can be claimed back for the charity. Pretty cool!
We have just sent the money to finance this term’s education for 100 children in St. Patrick’s, Grand Cess and 2 children with additional needs in Monrovia. Another successful school year for our charity. Thank you to everyone whose support makes this possible.