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Consortia

A consortium ia a charity or charitable organisation made up of two or more charities.
Any money donated to a consortium is split equally between the named charities.

Action Not Disability			Action Not Disability (AND) Visit Website A consortium of seven registered charities, all working with disabled adults and children across the UK. John Grooms Reg No. 212483 SSAFA Forces Help Reg. No. 210760 Treloar’s Reg No. 1092857 Shaftesbury Reg. No. 221948 Leonard Cheshire Reg. No. 218186 Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation Reg. No. 251051 Motability Reg. No. 299745

Blindcare			Blindcare Visit Website Blindcare is an equal partnership of ten registered charities working for people who are blind or visually impaired. Through the work of our partner charities we are able to provide education for adults and children, mobility training, research into the prevention of blindness and vital treatment to improve or restore sight. Action for Blind People charity no 205913 Fight for Sight charity no. 263434 The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association charity no. 209617 International Glaucoma Association charity no. 274681 Midland Societies for the Blind Reg no. 227382 The Royal Blind Society charity no. 207827 Royal London Society for the Blind charity no. 307892 The Royal National College for the Blind charity No. 1000388. Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) charity no. 226227 Sight Savers International charity no. 207544

Child Concern Consortium			Child Concern Consortium Visit Website Is a special group of five small charities helping children living with difficulties throughout the UK. Because we work together in this way your gift works five times harder, making a real difference to all the families we support. Our charities work in five different ways to really change children’s lives. Action for Sick Children works to make hospital a less frightening place for children. BAAF British Association for Adoption & Fostering works to find loving, permanent families for children. 4Children creates safe space for children outside of school hours. The Fostering Network provides caring, temporary homes for children. Working Families supports disabled children and their families in every day life.

Giving for Living			Giving for Living Visit Website The charities behind giving for living have joined forces to promote payroll giving to benefit people of all ages Tommy’s the Baby Charity charity no. 1060508 Jeans for Genes charity no. 1062206 Education Action charity no. 1003323 Help the Aged charity no. 272786

Lifelinesoncall			The Royal National Lifeboat Institution Reg no: 209603 Visit Website The Samaritans Reg no: 219432 Visit Website Fire Service National Benevolent Fund Reg no: 1093387 Visit Website The three organisations responded to nearly 5million people in distress last year. All three charities operate 24 hour a day help lines which are a Lifeline to those calling for support. Your regular donation through payroll giving will help tremendously in our efforts to save, support and rescue those in distress. E-mail to Lifelines@rnli.org.uk

Somebody Cares			Somebody Cares Visit Website Somebody Cares is a special collaboration between four charities to raise funds jointly through the Payroll Giving Scheme Addaction charity no. 1001957. National Aids Trust charity no. 297977 Homeless Link Prisoners Abroad charity number 1093710

The Yorkshire Charities Group			The Yorkshire Charities Group Visit Website A joint venture between Yorkshire based charities Incorporating:- NSPCC charity no. 216401 St. Gemma’s Hospice charity No. 1015941 St Anne’s Community Services charity no. 502224 Sue Ryder Care, Wheatfields Hospice charity no. 1052076 BCTV People working together for a better environment charity no. 261009 British Epilepsy Association charity no. 234343

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