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Feed the Children

Feed the Children

Blankets for Babies Campaign
HiPP calls on your support; and will donate money for every parcel received

Plus - FREE SPOON SET in return for every donation received!

Parents donate clothing and blankets for needy childrenDonate your old baby blankets and clothes, and we will give 50p to 'Feed the children' for every parcel received. We are proud to support 'Feed the Children' during 2007 and our 'Blankets for Babies' campaign runs until the end of the year.

Items you donate will be sent by 'Feed the Children' to needy babies and children within relief projects running in Africa and Asia; including those helping victims of the Pakistan earthquake. Desperately needed items include clean woollen blankets; terry nappies and baby clothes (but not baby grows please).

Every little helps. We urge all parents to dig out their unwanted baby things and send them in for the campaign. Even if it's just one or two items such as a baby blanket or a couple of terry nappies. Sending them second class and putting them in an A4 envelope will suffice. For every package sent in, HiPP will donate 50 pence to 'Feed the Children'. The money raised will help fund the consignments to stricken regions where simple baby items like this are urgently needed.

Free Feeding Spoons for donators! Free HiPP Weaning Spoons for every donor

As a thank you for donations received, Feed the Children will send a free set of 4 colourful Hipp feeding spoons to everybody who includes their name and address with their donation.

Brian Main, Chief Executive of Feed the Children says "The children and babies in the regions where we send aid, urgently need clothing and blankets for warmth as well as terry nappies which are in such short supply there. The 'Blankets for Babies' campaign will help to address this. Our aim at 'Feed the Children' is to create more opportunities and a brighter future for children who have been neglected, abandoned or exploited as a result of poverty, conflict or disaster. Our work often involves helping families with young babies, as well as helping orphaned infants at our Abandoned Baby Centre in Kenya."

Items should be sent in the post to:

HiPP ‘Blankets for Babies’ campaign,
Feed the Children,
2 Tavistock Industrial Estate,
Ruscombe Lane,
Twyford, Berks,
RG10 9NJ.

Please include your name and address details on the parcel so we can send you your free spoons.
The HiPP Feed the Children campaign runs until the end of December 2007.


HiPP Organic are proud supporters of ‘Feed the Children’ in 2007

Feed the Children (Charity logo)Feed the Children’s aim is to create more opportunities and a brighter future for children who have been neglected, abandoned or exploited as a result of poverty, conflict or disaster. In order to achieve this they strive to develop sustainable communities and provide food and other necessities for those in great need.

 

Invaluable projects being supported by Feed the Children include:

  • Running an Abandoned Baby Centre (ABC) in Kenya which cares for 60 babies and toddlers who are innocent victims of the HIV/AIDS epidemic
  • Providing feeding programmes for thousands of children throughout Africa’s Slums and displaced people camps
  • Providing emergency relief to the displaced communities of Liberia and Uganda
  • Providing emergency relief to people affected by natural disaster such as the Asian Tsunami and the Pakistan earthquake.
  • Providing a healthy breakfast to the 20% of primary school children who do not eat breakfast in deprived areas of the UK
  • Working with communities towards their own sustainability in Latin American and Africa

 

Click here to read more about the valuable work carried out by Feed the Children, and find out ways in which you can help.

 

 

     
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