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However big or small your Charity or cause, we are here to help promote and support how we can. Check out the charities we are promoting in the articles below. Are they the Charity you are going to help this year? We hope these articles inspire you to want to help others, whether it is a cause featured or even just helping a passerby on the street. Let’s all spread kindness, love and support to make the world a better place for ourselves and the next generation. If this has helped then please share articles with others who would benefit or you believe can help. Or even just let us know on social media that we helped to encourage the spreading of kindness.
Beauty Brands and retailers join women’s charity The Eve Appeal to launch GET LIPPY again this May; a campaign inviting everyone to help tackle the taboos around women’s health. In May 2019, GET LIPPY is back with a bang. We’re getting lippier, louder, bigger and better — and we need…
Arnold Isaacson is running The London Marathon in aid of SEED • Eating Disorder Support Services! SEED’s mission is to create a facility that provides sufferers and carers alike with confidential independent and non judgemental advice and support to ensure they are aided by the best possible network of care…
The month of March marks Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. There are five gynaecological cancers. Ovarian,Womb, Cervical, Vulval and Vaginal. During March join the Eve Appeal to raise awareness and much needed funds for research. Make Time For Tea! Dust of your cake mixers, hang up the bunting, bake your favourite…
This Christmas we are proud to be standing with Solace to ensure that no survivor of domestic abuse is standing alone. There is no typical survivor of abuse. There is no typical journey to recovery. Mary Mason, CEO says “Today we work tirelessly just to defend the ground we won…
CHICKS is a national children’s charity, providing free, week-long respite breaks for disadvantaged children from all over the UK. Established in 1992, CHICKS has provided a much needed break to nearly 15,000 children aged 8-15. The children come from a variety of backgrounds. Many are living in poverty or are…
At Penny Brohn UK, we recognise that people affected by cancer need more than medicine. Responding to a rising need Penny Brohn UK is now partnering with the NHS to offer the Living Well Programme to patients recently diagnosed. It’s an amazing boost to be so acknowledged by the NHS….
Penny Brohn Cancer Care Foundation was founded in 1980, with the aim of providing a more holistic approach to cancer care. As October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We at Those London Chicks feel honoured to make you aware of the wonderful work of the incredible Penny Brohn Foundation via…
DKMS and #LetsNailBloodCancer This September marks Blood Cancer Awareness Month and Those London Chicks is joining DKMS, a blood cancer charity, to support their #LetsNailBloodCancer campaign and help the fight against blood cancer. So, what exactly is blood cancer? Every 20 minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with a…
Charity • The Matt Haycox Foundation The Matt Haycox Foundation is a children’s charity which aims to provide financial support to the lives of seriously and terminally ill children and their families in Yorkshire. On June 16th in front of a host of familiar faces and special guests, the Matt…
Think Pink with The Pink Ribbon Foundation: Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Pink Ribbon Foundation is a grant making trust with a mission to fund projects and provide financial support to UK charities. They relieve the needs of people who are suffering from, or who have been affected by breast…
In 2014, Patron of the Pink Ribbon Foundation DJ Lisa Lashes along with Urban Beauty United launched a competition to find the next big female DJ. The search has now ended and recently Miss Kiff was announced as the winner of the ‘All Girls on Decks’ competition! On Tuesday 21…
Gemma’s Story I’m immensely proud, to be announced as the patron for the charity SEED. Words can’t begin to explain. It kind of feels like my journey has come full circle. SEED was only ever set up by my Mum and Dad because of our personal horrendous experience at the…
