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Name: Christians Against Poverty UK
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Christmas appeal

Dad sat with his two young children, all three are staring at the camera with sadness next to a Christmas tree

Bring a family joy this Christmas

A Christmas beyond breaking point

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Your regular donation could pay for:

£10

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could prevent a family of four from going hungry by providing an emergency food shop*

could see a family supported from their first call to CAP, to being debt free*

could provide emergency fuel top-ups for twelve families who are struggling to keep warm*

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The minimum donation we accept is £1. This is to ensure we cover admin and processing costs.

Thank you for thinking of making a donation to support our work!
For any donation amount above £25,000, please contact [email protected] to make the donation directly.

Your donation could pay for:

£20

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£50

could prevent a child from going hungry by providing an emergency food shop

could heat a family's home during the cold winter by providing an emergency fuel top-up

could provide new school uniform for two children whose parents are struggling with costs