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Buttle UK gives children in crisis chances for change. Providing grants to children and young people in the UK, we aim to overcome immediate need and ensure the best possible opportunity for a successful education. Making a real and lasting impact on their lives.
www.buttleuk.org
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Buttle UK Registered charity number 313007
A campaign between The Sun, Dreams and Buttle UK.
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"Every child has the right to a bed to sleep in."
Anonymous donated
"From the age of 11-18 I lived in an office. Other than a small wardrobe all I had was a bed. I cant imagine not having a place to call mine."
"Amazing work for amazing childrenx"
Catherine Bell donated
£200.00 + £50.00 Gift Aid
"So impressed by your work"
robert tweedie donated
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
"Sleep is so important to my mental health. I can't imagine having to share a bed every night"
£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid
"Buttle helped to pay for my schooling as a teenager refugee in England almost sixty years ago. Happy to be giving back and helping others through this wonderfully caring organization."
Peter Hay donated
$500.00 + $0.00 Gift Aid
Miles Hardie has raised $29,285.77 so far
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Ben Snowdon & Andy Benson has raised $3,473.31 so far
I'm Andy and Ben will drive 3000 miles for charity for Ben Snowdon & Andy Benson because giving a little time can make a big difference
Edward Helps has raised $2,227.45 so far
I'm I am driving a 1960 Ford Thames to Italy for Edward Helps because I want to support the work of this charity
Ian Steadman has raised $1,919.13 so far
I'm We are competing in a week long car rally in Italy for Ian Steadman because we want to raise money for this fantastic cause.
Ian Potter has raised $1,742.95 so far
I'm Driving across Italy in a 1963 Mini Cooper S for Ian Potter because it is a fantastic Childrens Charity.
Libby Cutting has raised $1,132.60 so far
I'm Taking part in the Thames Path Challenge for Libby Cutting because it gives children in crisis a chance for change
