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A candle to support Coronavirus charities has been launched in the UK by an interior design studio.
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A Brighton-based firm, previously seen on Dragon’s Den, has helped 200 children who had their birthdays cancelled due to COVID-19.
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The Children’s Society has launched ‘Give Joy’ – where members of the public can buy Christmas gifts designed to boost physical and mental well-being, confidence and self-expression for children in Birmingham and London.
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Sarah Colombini
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The charity set up in memory of BBC presenter Dianne Oxberry has teamed up with personalised clothing business Clothes2order to launch a t-shirt fundraising campaign.
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Heather Rogers
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Social enterprise Foodinate has partnered with clothing line Feed Apparel to provide hot meals to people in need in the capital
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Organisations are encouraged to bid for the Waitrose grants by 24th February
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Scottish football club Hibernian FC have become one of the first professional clubs to help tackle period poverty for fans and its community.
The club has partnered with Hey Girls, a Dunbar-based social enterprise company set up to tackle period poverty, to provide free products for fans at Easter Road.
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Nancy Platts
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Hermes’ self-employed couriers can have holiday pay and guaranteed earnings
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Heather Rogers
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HandsetExpert to donate 10% of January sales to Phone Credit for Refugees to help asylum seekers keep in contact with their loved ones.
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Heather Rogers
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HMPasties, a not-for-profit social enterprise which aims to reduce re-offending by employing people with criminal convictions to produce baked goods, wins Heart of Salford Award for Social Enterprise.
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