Category Archives: Charity of the month

Sherbet – Charity of the Month – (November 2009)

Well done High Court Enforcement company Shergroup for setting up the Sherbet foundation charity, aimed at families affected by enforcement.
Shergroup along with other enforcement officers have a clear responsibility to enforce the orders and judgments of the courts. However as a result of this work they also felt that they also wanted to help those [...]

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Médecins Sans Frontières – Charity of the month (October 2009)

Médecins Sans Frontières is an international humanitarian aid organisation that provides emergency medical assistance to populations in danger in more than 70 countries. This means not only those places in the headlines but other countries and places that few have every heard of. Difficult but essential work.
You can read more about what they [...]

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Liberty – Charity of the Month (September 2009)

This year, 2009, is the 75th anniversary of Liberty, formerly known as the National Council for Civil Liberties. Founded in 1934 as a cross party organisation, they have during that time been “the conscience of a nation, fighting injustice and placing principle above populism”.
They are at the heart of the movement for fundamental rights [...]

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The dogs trust – Charity of the month (August 09)

The Dogs Trust is the largest dog welfare charity in the UK. Visit their web-site for information on dog friendly holidays, plus dog related questions, re-homing and sponsoring.
Find out how to help with their work here.

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McMillan Cancer Support – Charity of the month (July 2009)

McMillan Cancer Support exists to support and improve the lives of people affected by cancer. As one in three people get cancer this will affect us all in one way or another. The support given is not just medical but also practical, helping people cope with it all.
If you or someone in your family [...]

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The Woodland Trust – Charity of the Month (June 2009)

Founded in 1972, the Woodland Trust is the UK’s leading woodland conservation charity. It has four main aims and objectives:

Preventing further loss of ancient woodland
Restoring and improving woodland biodiversity
Expanding the area of new native woods
Increasing people’s understanding and enjoyment of woods

At present it is trying to raise sufficient money to purchase almost 400 hectares [...]

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Starlight Children’s Foundation – Charity of the Month (May 2009)

The Starlight Children’s Foundation aims to brighten the lives of seriously and terminally ill children by granting their wishes and providing hospital entertainment to help take their minds off the pain, fear and isolation of their illness.
It is also the charity being supported by employment barrister Daniel Bartlett for his ten year anniverary fundraising campaign. [...]

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The Landlord Law Blog from Tessa Shepperson

Tessa is an English solicitor who specialises in residential landlord and tenant law.

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