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Kindness Fund

£1.50 of your subscription supports essential workers such as nurses and carers living in poverty with tangible resources to help them live a fair life and continue their good work and is invested in woodland and rewilding projects.

Kind People in Poverty!

Jessica's Story

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  • Jessica is an Auxiliary Nurse.

  • Jessica is a mum of 3, with one child who is Autistic.

  • Jessica volunteers in her community, using what little she has to help others.

  • Jessica has anxiety, fatigue and endometriosis.

  • Jessica is living on the poverty line, frequently going home with a food bank parcel and is in debt to pay her energy bills.

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There's are millions of others just like Jessica, who don’t receive the thanks for the work they do. 

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15 million people are living in poverty in the UK today. 60% of our working population can’t meet the rising cost of living. Many of those workers are frontline essential workers; low grade NHS workers, Nurses, Care Workers, Carers, Charity Workers, Volunteers. 

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People protecting us everyday, living in deprivation.

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The Kindness Fund supports kind people like Jessica, providing tangible resources to live a fair life.

378
Disadvantaged Essential Worker Families Supported to date
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3 Environmental
Projects Supported
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Our Planet is Dying.

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Unsustainable lifestyle and business practices are draining the world of its precious resources, with no thought given to what we leave behind for future generations. 

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  • Scientists warn we are 10 years from climate catastrophe . 

  • By 2050, over a third of the world’s species will be extinct 

  • As of May 2023, 40 countries have declared a climate emergency. 

  • 62% of adults in Great Britain suspect that rising temperatures will affect their health and wellbeing. 

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The fund invests in rewilding and woodland projects to ​support the protection of the environment humans need to survive.

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