60% of people supported
by Whitechapel Mission come
from disfunctional families.
25%
of people supported by Whitechapel Mission have
been in the armed services.
30%
of people supported by Whitechapel Mission have
been in care at some point.
33%
of people supported by Whitechapel Mission have
been in prison |
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Deep Clean volunteers
needed Our kitchens need a deep clean and we are looking for a
large group of volunteers to assist us. Learn more

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Planning your Harvest
Festival Whitechapel Mission depends on your support to be able to
continue its work. We are grateful for any and all gifts. They will never go to
waste Learn more

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Morgan Stanley
Challenge BlueHat UK Ltd and Mrgan Stanley are running an
Apprentice challenge, on Friday, 30th July Learn more

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Ladies Southend
Visit Our "Get
it Together" Ladies visit Southend-on-Sea Learn more

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Christmas Challenge
2010 Only Christmas Day left for volunteer groups to help run the
Mission during the Christmas period. Learn more

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With more and more people asking for regular news of what
is happening at Whitechapel and how they can help. We have decided to produce
and distribute a regular electronic newsletter. Learn more
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Saturday, September 4 We thank you for visiting our site this night. |
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Looking for a special present for
somebody? Not sure what to buy? Well, why not consider a gift that make such a
difference?
Feel good about giving when you buy a charitable gift from
whitechaple Mission. Not only will you be helping a worthy cause, but your
lucky recipient will recieve a unique gift certificate to open on their special
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Before we can help somebody make a claim
for housing benefit or unemployment, they need to be able to prove who they
are. This means a birth certificate, passport or other photo ID. Not so easy if
you are sleeping rough. To help somebody get their foot on the first rung of
the ladder costs £11.40.
If you are struggling to find the right
gift for somebody, why not consider buying a birth certificate in their name,
or a blanket to keep a homeless person warm tonight? To continue our work
amongst Londons poor and homeless costs more than £500,000 every
year, so it's hardly surprising that we really mean it when we say that every
penny counts.
And one of the methods we hope to use to bring in those
vital funds is to sell a wide range of socially responsible gifts.
Our
groundbreaking work, funded overwhelmingly by donations from the general
public, delivers services that are designed to change lives.
Thank
you |

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Let us feed, shower and clothe a homeless person for a day |
Price £5.00 |
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Share some warmth this winter. Your blanket will help them keep warm as temperatures drop overnight on the streets |
Price £7.00 |
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a birth certificate allows a homeless peron to get their identity back, and place their first foot on the ladder |
Price £11:40 |
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with the receipt an individual can start to claim benefits |
Price £25 |
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Just £100 will let us purchase the essencials to fit out their first flat |
Price £100 |
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£250 would allow us to run the life-skills centre for a day |
Price £250 |
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would allow us to feed everybody coming to our door for one day |
Price £500 |
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would run the mission for a day and pay for all services and expenses |
Price £1396 |
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