How to give to FHN

• by making a one-off donation, direct through a cheque to our Administrator or through Just Giving – use the button below.
• by standing order.
• by gift aiding your donation, enabling us to claim back the tax you have paid on your donation and giving FHN an extra 25p per £1. Down load a Gift Aid form – here: Gift Aid Declaration  
• by including FHN in your will. Download a Codicil Form

Donations to support the work of the Fund for Human Need may be made to the Administrator, who should be contacted also if you require a Gift Aid or Standing Order instruction forms. These can be downloaded from the Resources page here.

Can you help us help the most desperate?

For Sale:

Charity Cards

Packs of 5 A6 quality cards with envelopes suitable for any occasion (blank inside) Original Art work, our thanks to J Sams, E Sheach and F Bowman

Minimum suggested donation £3.00 per pack. Additional Postage and Packing £0.55 per pack up to a maximum of £3.50.   

Available from Gill our administrator, contact at 6 Newlands Road,  Darlington DL3 9JL. on 01325244992 or at fundhumanneed@gmail.com 

                  Pack 1                                                     Pack 2                                                  

Christmas Cards.

Packs of 5 (A6 approx.) quality Christmas Cards with envelopes, message inside ‘Happy Christmas’. Original Artwork by J Sams and F Bowman.

Minimum Suggested Donation £3 per pack. Additional Postage and Packing £0.55 per pack up to a maximum of £3.50. Please specify which design you require.

All of the profits from these cards goes directly to The Fund for Human Need. 

To simply donate go to our Just Giving Page through the button:

We are also registered on Give as you Live, so if you shop on line you can contribute to us, without it costing you a penny!

Would you sponsor 80-year-old Delia Kennedy in a 100 mile sponsored walk?

Delia is undertaking this in September to raise funds for FHN and says she sees this as a way of giving thanks for her many blessings. She aims to walk 10 miles on 10 days near her home in Devon – entirely car free.

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