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COP28

Transforming Communities For a Greener Future

As the international community gathers for COP28 we're calling for a renewed focus on sustainable humanitarian practices. We want to transform the narrative beyond COP28 and create a legacy that benefits both people and the planet. 

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Make this Black Friday Green: Shop with Purpose and Make Every Purchase Count

Imagine, every time you shop for groceries, clothes, or gifts, a portion of your spending goes toward providing vital aid to those in need. Make this Black Friday green - make your purchases count in a meaningful way and turn the act of shopping into a force for good.

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From Watford to Windsor: Founder and CEO of Goods for Good presented with MBE

We are delighted to announce that Rosalind Bluestone, the Founder and CEO of Goods For Good, has officially been presented with an MBE for her exceptional dedication and service to vulnerable communities across the globe. The prestigious award was presented on October 11th, 2023, during a ceremony at Windsor Castle, where Rosalind had the honour of being recognised by Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal.

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Unmasking the Reality of In-Work Poverty

While having a job may seem like a ticket to financial security, almost 8 million people in the UK are struggling to make ends meet despite being employed.Rising prices in housing, healthcare, education, and basic necessities like food and fuel have pushed countless families to their financial limits. Even with a job, many find themselves juggling multiple part-time positions or facing bleak choices such as paying bills or buying groceries.

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Rising Poverty Rates Deepen The Mental Health Crisis

As we observe World Mental Health Day and reflect on the challenges that individuals face, it's crucial to remember that poverty is not just about economic hardship. It's a crisis that takes a profound toll on mental health, affecting millions of lives worldwide.

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Paving Paths to Employment

In a remarkable collaboration Goods For Good and UK wealth management company St James's Place are making strides to empower individuals on their journey back to work. Having generously initiated a workwear donation drive, St James's Place is inviting colleagues to a three-day event which aims to provide those in need with the professional attire they require to make a positive impression during interviews and, ultimately, secure employment.

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Launching Gagauzia's first Soccer School

At Goods For Good, we stand for the power of sports to bring communities together and have a lasting impact.  Through our Sport For Good initiative, a significant step has been taken towards empowering the youth of Gagauzia, with the launch of the region's first soccer school.  We are proud to support our charity partner Hope4's in this life-changing project in Moldova.

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Goods For Good's Response to Morocco's Earthquake

The recent earthquake in Morocco has left many without shelter, and as the temperatures drop, the situation becomes increasingly dire. We are working tirelessly to provide essential relief in the form of tents to those seeking refuge in the recently set-up refugee camp.

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A Night of Hope and Solidarity for Ukraine

On Tuesday 5th September our CEO and Founder, Rosalind Bluestone MBE, and Head of Fundraising and Partnerships, Andrew Anastasiou, had the honour of attending an event at the House of Comms that truly embodied the spirit of compassion and support. Guests of Watford MP Dean Russell, the evening was nothing short of inspiring.

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A Childhood in the Shadows: The Struggles Faced by Children Living in Poverty in the UK

Growing up in poverty means facing a myriad of challenges that threaten a child’s well-being, education, and future opportunities. In the UK alone, the stark reality of poverty casts a long shadow over the lives of nearly five million children. These children find themselves trapped in a cycle of deprivation, where access to basic necessities and a stable environment are often luxuries.

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