School supports Burma cyclone victims
Haverstock School has produced one of the most successful youth campaigns in the London Borough of Camden in support of Plan’s Burma appeal. Seven Year 9 students, along with two teachers, formed ‘Project Burma’ to raise awareness and much needed funds for the disaster. |
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Owais Shah goes into bat for Plan
Owais Shah, a Plan supporter and cricketer playing for both Middlesex and England, has chosen Plan as one of the charities supported by his benefit year |
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Tsunami concert supports Plan's work
The English Philharmonia and Chorus are performing the concert Tsunami at the Royal Festival Hall on May 12 2008 in support of Plan's post-tsunami relief work in Sri Lanka |
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Weddings and civil partnerships
If you, like many others getting married, already have enough toasters, kettles and saucepans to last a lifetime, why not ask family and friends to donate to Plan instead? |
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Ever fancied trekking to the Roof of Africa?
United Arab Emirates based charity Gulf for Good is inviting Plan supporters and non-supporters from across the world to join them on a trek to the summit of the world’s highest freestanding mountain – Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania |
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Edinburgh Marathon 2008
Enjoy 26.2 miles of inspiration in the beautiful city of Edinburgh by running the 2008 Edinburgh Marathon for Plan |
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Drumming up support for Plan
Bobby Jutley from Isleworth in Middlesex has been raising funds for Plan’s work at his music concerts. He has already collected £393.22 and he is aiming to raise a further £2000 in 2008 |
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Make this year a leap year for Plan
Freefalling through the sky at 120mph is an exhilarating experience and now's your chance to feel the adrenaline rush for yourself, whilst raising money for Plan’s vital work |
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Running for Plan is a family affair
Lucy Yeomans and her husband Ivan Wadeson took part in a half and full marathon in Amsterdam this year, and they were inspired by their daughter to use it as an opportunity to help others |
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