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Sweet Charity are looking for a charity for support for 2006.

Sweet Charity was founded in 1999 by a group of women working in business, the media and the arts and it has two main aims:

1. To create a relaxed environment where women can meet and network
2. To raise money for a different, small, low profile charity each year

Smartchange is proud to be sponsoring The Guardian Charity Awards 2005. This will be the fourth time that Smartchange have sponsored the awards, which recognise and encourage small charities that are making an outstanding contribution to social welfare in the community.

Sky have launched the Smartchange solution as their dedicated employee community involvement site: www.sky-makeadifference.com

Sky have recently appointed the new payroll giving agency, the Embassy of Man to manage their employee giving.

The winners of the Guardian Charity Awards 2004 have been announced.

The shortlist of 30 charities for the Guardian Charity Awards 2004 has been announced.

5 final winners will each be awarded with £5,000 from Sainsbury’s and a brand new PC from smartchange.

Final judging will take place in August and the winners will be announced at the prestigious award ceremony in October 2004.

Smartchange is proud to be sponsoring The Guardian Charity Awards 2004.

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You can now Join or Donate online, to the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE)

Make your voice count. CPRE is a registered charity, a campaigning group and a voice for everyone who wants to save our countryside.

Sweet Charity's goal is to provide a network for professional women while at the same time time, raise money for causes that are of interest to women.

Sweet Charity are looking for a charity for support for 2004.

Skill promotes opportunities to empower young people and adults with any kind of disability to realise their potential in further, continuing and higher education, training and employment throughout the United Kingdom.

The Royal Bank of Scotland Group won this year’s won prestigious Pay Award for Payroll Giving.

The winners of the Guardian Charity Awards 2003 have been announced...

The Shortlisted entries for the Guardian Charity Awards 2003 have been announced...

Morgan Freeman, the internationally acclaimed actor in films including Shawshank Redemption and Driving Miss Daisy, praised the work of Cambridge-based charity, CAMFED, at the recent launch of their new website. CAMFED supports girls from extremely poor families in Ghana, Zambia and Zimbabwe to go to school. Many girls in these countries, and throughout the world, are forced to leave school as young as 10 years.

Virtual Volunteering is opening doors, creating opportunities and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the volunteering world.

Lawyers providing o­nline legal advice for homeless people; refugees translating domestic violence leaflets into their native language; and people getting their voice heard at faxyourmp.com; are just a few of the areas where Virtual Volunteering has been successful.

Figures released in April from The smartchange Giving System show companies can save up to an estimated 44 man-days per year when compared to a traditional paper based scheme.

Volunteers' Week allows the nation to pay tribute to the invaluable work done by volunteers across the UK.

Read the excellent review of smartchange.org by Louise Roper of RNIB published in May's Charity Times.

Figures released this month from the smartchange Giving System show that employees are willing to support small to medium local community charities as well as the usual large national charities, when they are given the chance.

Smartchange together with Vivid Orange have launched TeamWork, an online cooperation tool aimed specifically at the charity sector.

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The Guardian Charity Awards 2003 will launch in Society Guardian on Wednesday 26 March. Smartchange is proud to again be associated with the Guardian Charity Awards.

Sponsored by Sainsbury's, the awards reward small charities for their contribution to welfare in the community.

The innovative approach towards youth media of Children's Express and its members has been recognised in a prestigious new international study. "What works in youth media: case studies from around the world", produced by the International Youth Federation (IYF), devotes one of its seven chapters to an analysis of Children's Express in the UK.

G-Nation, a countrywide campaign with the aim to demonstrate to young people how to change the world by giving, will be using smartchange to allow young people to make an informed choice about which charities to support.

Civilians likely to suffer as military action commences.

CARE International is deeply concerned at the decision to commence military activities against Iraq and the consequences for the civilian population. CARE believes that this war has the potential to cause significant civilian casualties and to unleash a public health disaster, as well as to seriously damage infrastructure including water systems.

Are you what International Childcare Trust needs?

International Childcare Trust (ICT) is giving you the opportunity of a lifetime to cycle across one of the most beautiful and unspoilt islands in the world. This amazing trip across Sri Lanka not only enables you to raise money for some of the world’s most deprived children, but also ensures a fantastic holiday with memories and experiences that won’t be forgotten.

CARE International, the only major international NGO based in central and southern Iraq, today warns that the United Nations must play the leading role in co-ordinating relief efforts in Iraq in the wake of the coming war. `Just because the UN Security Council has not mandated this war, we must not fall into the trap of allowing the UN to become irrelevant’, says Raja Jarrah, programme director of CARE International UK.

CARE International, one of the world’s leading humanitarian agencies, is now the only major non-governmental organisation working in central and southern Iraq.

Skill: National Bureau for Students with Disabilities is launching a new 2 year project to research and promote access for disabled people to volunteering opportunities.

smartchange has relaunched its public website, www.smartchange.org just ahead of completing a major overhaul of its corporate giving system.

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