Sport Relief

Registered charity number 326568

On JustGiving since Oct 2009

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One-off donation

£50 £50 could feed 100 vulnerable street children in India for one day.

£100 £100 is enough to run a school for a week in Kenya.

£200 £200 could provide two people in Nepal with a grant to start a business.

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Monthly donation

£5 £5 could buy new clothes for a child living on the streets of Nepal.

£10 £10 could give expert advice to a person living with dementia in the UK.

£20 £20 could give vital medicine to 16 children in Uganda with severe malaria.

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Why your donation matters

Whatever you do to fundraise for Sport Relief, you’ll help people living unimaginably tough lives on your doorstep in the UK and across the world’s poorest countries. Thank you.

Case study: donations in action

Like many girls from the poorest Nepalese families, Sunita, works as a live-in domestic servant in the city. She is just nine years old.

With her mother unable to feed or school her, Sunita's family hoped she would have a better future in the home of a rich employer.

On call 24 hours a day, Sunita looks after a three-year-old child, cleans the house and does whatever her employer requests of her. She is one of millions of children across the world employed as domestic servants.

Most are extremely isolated and have no means of going to school, which traps them into poverty. Many are physically and verbally abused.

However, thanks to Sport Relief cash, Sunita now has protection, care and a fighting chance at a better life. Supported by a social worker who negotiates with her employer to ensure she is safe, Sunita now gets a daily break from her duties to attend lessons and play.

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