How far will our giving go?

Sometimes it only takes a spark to ignite real change. We’d like to put that spark in the hands of the people who understand the impact of a little extra support. We’ll award £2,000 each to five charities across the UK and Ireland and ask them to Pay it Forward; each choosing the next charity to benefit from a £2,000 donation, who then choose the next, and so on, and so on, until our £50,000 target is met.

It’s our hope that Pay it Forward builds in momentum, reaching further, finding causes and charities who can really benefit from the extra support, creating a community of giving that grows.

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Our next five winning charities

West Wellbeing Suicide Prevention Limited

West Wellbeing is a mental health charity based in West Belfast offering a safe space for children, young people and adults in need of help and support through counselling, advocacy and befriending.

Friends of the Cancer Centre

Based at Belfast City Hospital, the charity funds life-saving and life-changing projects that make a real and lasting difference to thousands of lives of local people affected by cancer.

An Cat Dubh Sanctuary

Based in County Clare, An Cat Dubh Sanctuary is a charity dedicated to rescuing, caring and rehoming cats in need, including those requiring special attention due to age or infirmity.

PASIC

Parents Association for Seriously Ill Children provides emotional, practical, and financial support to families of children and young people with cancer living in the East Midlands.

East Cornwall Search & Rescue Team

A voluntary search and rescue capability across the East of Cornwall, the team are available 24/7, 365 days a year to support the emergency services to search for lost and injured people.

Come back on 9th June to see who they chose to pay it forward to.

Follow the journey

A new way to give something good

We’re putting giving in the hands of those who know what a donation can mean. Watch the video to find out more.

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Find out more about some of our Pay It Forward charities

Giddo’s Gift supports teenagers and young people with a cancer diagnosis by giving gifts, wishes and short caravan breaks to bring a smile as they go through horrendous treatments.

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Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland (AADI) improves the lives of families with autism by providing highly trained Assistance Dogs and promoting inclusivity.

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Tiny Life is Northern Ireland’s only charity dedicated to supporting premature and vulnerable babies and their families.

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Kindness Homeless Street Team Glasgow SCIO helps people suffering poverty, homelessness and vulnerability.

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Steps to Hope is a non-profit charity based in Edinburgh and West Lothian that aids and supports the homeless and/or those suffering from addiction.

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Children’s Heartbeat Trust help children and young people with heart disease, and their families, live full and empowered lives.

 

Children’s Heartbeat Trust Video

Ben Saunders Foundation provide holidays in the Cotswolds for young people with cancer. The foundation was created by our son Ben who lost his battle against cancer in August 2020.

Ben Saunders Foundation (BSF)

Children’s Cancer Unit Charity provide the best possible treatment and support for children and young people, and their families, facing a cancer diagnosis or complex blood disorder.

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WAG-Working Animal Guardians rescue dogs who are abandoned, impounded, surrendered or neglected; ensuring all of their needs are met until permanent, forever homes are found.

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West Cornwall Search & Rescue Team operate a voluntary search and rescue capability across the far southwest of mainland Britain.

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Belfast Homeless Services run a drop in facility three evenings per week for people who may be at risk or are experiencing a level of homelessness.

Belfast Homeless Services Video

Be More Ben supports families after the death of a child by providing counselling, other therapeutic support and a range of groups and meetings for the whole family.

Be More Ben