Partners

This page shows all of our partners that are working with us to promote charitable challenges to raise money for their chosen charity.

A Rocha

A Rocha is a Christian environmental and nature conservation movement. Our name is Portuguese for ‘the rock’ – our first initiative was a field study centre in Portugal. Our projects are frequently cross-cultural in character and share a community emphasis, with a focus on science and research, practical conservation and environmental education.

Pepenbury

Pepenbury is a registered charity that supports people with learning disabilities. Pepenbury provides residential homes, day services and supports people to live independently in the community. Pepenbury also offers a wide range of activities including art and crafts, music, pottery and gardening.

Project Moz

Project Moz is a registered charity that financially supports work being carried out in Mozambique, principally the care of orphaned children and the running of community projects. These projects include supporting business ventures, care and education for street children, providing food and medicine to families in need and AIDS awareness education for adults. Project Moz are currently fundraising towards the build of a house within an orphanage to create a permanent home for orphaned and abandoned children.

The Salvation Army

Through the JOURNEY programme, we aim to facilitate a journey into the lives of others, into the developing world, into encountering something new and into taking positive action to change the world. JOURNEY is a range of experiences aimed at engaging people of all ages in the opportunity to journey with us as partners in development.

Fisherman’s Mission

On average 25 fishing vessels are lost around the UK coast each year often with tragic loss of life and livelihoods. But that’s only part of the story – over 12,000 men and women work in what is the UK’s toughest and most dangerous peacetime occupation deep sea fishing. At sea, they face death and injury on a daily basis. On land, many face insecurity and debt. Life for the 50,000 retired fishermen and their dependents is no better, with inadequate pensions, scant savings and even more debt offering no respite from hardship once the fishing is over.

Your support and that of your sponsors will help the Fishermen’s Mission reach out to alleviate the poverty and despair in our fishing communities by providing emergency and welfare support to fishermen and their families 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

The Kisumu Children Trust

The Kisumu Children Trust is a UK Registered Charity, number 1091477, and currently manages and supports the Cherry Brierley Children’s Home in Kisumu, Kenya, through the Kenyan organisation Kisumu Children Ministries. The Home seeks to change the lives of orphaned and destitute children by providing a loving, caring Christian environment in which the children are offered education and the opportunity to develop towards independence and self sufficiency.

Release International

Release International serves the persecuted church around the world in five key ways:

  1. Showing God’s compassion
    providing for the needs of the families of martyrs and prisoners
  2. Serving God’s church
    enabling them to survive persecution and its effects
  3. Sharing God’s love
    helping the persecuted church win to Christ those who are opposed to the gospel
  4. Spreading God’s Word
    supplying Bibles and literature to meet the need for growth and evangelism
  5. Speaking as God’s advocates
    being the voice of the martyrs and the oppressed

I-CCO

The HIV/AIDS epidemic sweeping through sub-Saharan Africa has left millions of children parentless, vulnerable and without a future or hope in a world that is becoming more and more selfish by the day. Realising the catastrophic future that faces these children I-CCO Zambia was set up in 1999 by a group of concerned local Christians to help educate and train as many of the 800,000 AIDS orphans in Zambia as possible. The charity, run by volunteers and several full-time workers, uses a holistic approach in order to meet every aspect of the orphans’ needs – social, economic and spiritual. I-CCO UK was established in 2000 to work in partnership with those already working in Zambia to support the work of the charity through prayer and finance.

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