There is no more important cause than #PEACE this #Christmas and we need everybody to help.
Here is how...
In 2016, the Foundation for Peace will increase its work with young people to give them the skills to challenge those who want to use violence. We are saying 'enough is enough' and we want to fund work to break the cycle violence. We have the capability and now we need to increase our capacity. So, we are making some changes to the amazing and iconic Peace Centre to welcome more people through our doors, we are looking to employ more specialists on our team and to deliver more of our work that really does promote the cause of #peace.
All the Best is a campaign that consists of three ways you can help
The first way you can help won't cost you a penny and yet can raise significant funds for the Foundation for Peace - Willing to help (please copy and paste the link into your browser)
http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/invite/1TR04Z/
On Monday 11th November we will be telling you how a simple symbol of peace - the dove can make a real difference
Finally, in the weeks up to Christmas we want to challenge you to collect your loose change and coins and we will tell you what we can do with them
The world is becoming an increasingly dangerous place
Peace is a hard concept but vital as we must break the cycle of violence. The young people who we work with are the future who can make that happen. In 2016 let us make peace be the most important cause
We want to increase the capability and capacity of the Foundation for Peace to be able to do more...Watch this short film to show you the type of work we will spend the donations on and why it is vital in breaking the cycle of violence...
Help us this Christmas. Please sign up to the three appeal initiatives that we have suggested and tell your friends, families and colleagues. Spread the word so this year when we all say ALL THE BEST it is more than just words it is actions as well....Merry Christmas and a Happy and Peaceful New Year and ALL THE BEST from all at the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation for Peace.
