Which are your favourite/most worthwhile British charities? (feddit.uk)

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I would like to use part of my income to set up a regular monthly charitable donation. I have a couple of charities in mind but really I don't know where the money would be best spent to make a worthwhile difference.

My first thought was Cancer Research UK, but I don't really think my few quid a month will affect their £700m budget at all. Any smaller ones of good reputation?

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[-] UncleArthur@lemmy.world 5 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

I donate to Crisis at Christmas to assist homeless people, and would happily give them more throughout the year if I could.

The RNLI is vital and only funded through charitable donations.

I have a soft spot for any of the hospice charities, such as St. Catherine's Hospice (our local one). There's also a good one in the Midlands for terminal children and their parents called Acorn's Children's Hospice.

Edit: the wife is voting for Guide Dogs.